Rapports

KEY FIGURES • Total population in Liupo district (Census 2017): 89,259 (male: 43,359; female: 45,900) • Number of people with disability: 13,389. BACKGROUND Liupo is one of the new districts formed in the recent territorial planning, previously Liupo was part…

KEY FIGURES • Total population of Ilha de Moçambique district (INE Projections 2022): 81,325 (men: 39,309; women: 42,015). • People in the 11 transit centers: 670 people according to INGD data (as of March 24) • Of the 4…

HIGHLIGHTS Latest data on the impact indicate that Gombe affected at least 736,015 people (148,253 families), caused 63 deaths and injured 108 people, mostly impacting on Nampula and Zambezia provinces and, to a lesser extent, Sofala, Beira, Tete…

The Mozambique GBV AoR conducted a mix-method analysis of Gender Based Violence (GBV) risks in Cabo Delgado province with the aim to fill existing data gaps. The analysis drew on 32 partner safety audits, FGDs, key…

The European Commission has mobilised emergency humanitarian funding of €1 million for those severely affected by tropical cyclone GOMBE, which struck Mozambique earlier this month. The most affected provinces, Nampula and Zambezia, had already been impacted by…

HIGHLIGHTS Latest data on the impact indicate that Gombe affected at least 736,015 people (148,253 families), caused 63 deaths and injured 108 people, mostly impacting on Nampula and Zambezia provinces and, to a lesser extent, Sofala, Beira, Tete…

1. Background and Methodology Gender based violence (GBV) is a major risk for women and girls and population groups who are in particularly vulnerable situations, especially when residing in transit or relocation sites. GBV risks are exacerbated…

A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Description of the crisis Vulnerable families in the central Provinces of Mozambique have been left devasted once again and are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, including shelter materials to rebuild homes and cash assistance…

Highlights Latest data on the impact indicate that Gombe affected at least 736,015 people (148,253 families), caused 63 deaths and injured 108 people, mostly impacting on Nampula and Zambezia provinces and, to a lesser extent, Sofala, Beira, Tete…

CRISIS IMPACT OVERVIEW On 11 March 2022, Tropical Cyclone Gombe made landfall in Nampula province, northern Mozambique. It had wind speeds up to 190 km/h and brought rainfall of up to 200mm over 24 hours, causing flooding…