Rapports

By Mark Lang First the floods came, then the cholera but neither have stopped the local church saving lives in Mozambique. Heavy rains in January left a huge swathe of the country under several feet of water, killing…

OVERVIEW Displaced families in Mozambique’s Zambezia Province continue to search for stability after severe flooding in early 2015 caused mass evacuations in low-lying areas of the region. After coordinating initial relief operations, the Government of Mozambique has…

Highlights: IOM has rolled out a population census across 48 relocation communities and accommodation centres in Zambezia With support from implementing partners, more than 7,200 displaced families have received shelter tool kits from IOM 160 community members and 50…

OVERVIEW Four months after heavy rainfall caused extreme flooding and mass evacuations in Mozambique’s Zambezia Province, the vast majority of displaced families continue to reside within relocation sites. The National Institute for Disaster Management (INGC) coordinated the…

Mozambique - IOM is helping around 10,000 displaced families build new homes in Zambezia province by supplying them with shelter tools. Many families lost their homes, crops and possessions when devastating flooding hit the province in…

QUICK FIGURES Approximately 12,166 displaced families were identified within 45 relocation sites in Zambezia Province The highest number of displaced families (2,960 families) were recorded in the district of Maganja da Costa 34 of 45 assessed sites are official…

Highlights The government has downgraded on 10 April 2015 the institutional Orange alert to Green alert, marking the end of emergency response actions and focusing more on recovery and prevention actions; The World Bank (WB) Flood Assessment Aide…

This revised Emergency Appeal seeks a total of CHF 1,095,475 to enable the IFRC to support the Mozambique National Red Cross Society (CVM) to deliver assistance and support to 17,620 people (increased from 15,000 people) over…

OVERVIEW Since early January 2015, heavy rains have been witnessed throughout several areas of Mozambique, with extreme flooding affecting an estimated 160,000 individuals in Zambézia, Nampula and Niassa provinces. Zambezia Province was hit the hardest and preliminary estimations…

Highlights From 04 to 08 March 2015, the central and north of the country were severely affected by heavy rains due to a tropical depression formed in the Mozambique Channel affecting at least 144,882 people in Nampula…