Rapports

The findings presented in this report will inform on the capacity of the site to accommodate people and recommendations for development before any relocations. Assessment Methodology Each visit consisted of a conversation with the community leader about the current…

Displacement puts women, girls and boys at risk and vulnerable to various forms of violence, including Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in host communities and relocation sites. Safety audits inform humanitarian partners about risks and vulnerabilities and recommend…

Displacement puts women, girls and boys at risk and vulnerable to various forms of violence, including Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in host communities and relocation sites. Safety audits inform humanitarian partners about risks and vulnerabilities and recommend…

Relocation Satisfaction Survey – Nicavaco The aim of the data collection exercise was to: • Assess the overall satisfaction of IDPs that moved from a temporary to a relocation sites • Identify the major needs and gaps perceived by…

Nicavaco Relocation Site Overview The site was selected by the Metuge Administration for households from Nangua Temporary Site, who were relocated in July 2021. 2020 The site was demarcated by IOM CCCM to ensure that shelters are…

Mozambique hosts 28,345 refugees and asylum-seekers. Some 9,500 live in Maratane refugee settlement in Nampula Province, the only refugee settlement in the country, while the remaining 19,000 reside in urban areas throughout the country. More than 732,000…

A. THE DISASTER AND THE RED CROSS RED CRESCENT RESPONSE TO DATE 22 January 2021: IFRC Information Bulletin #1 is published 23 January 2021: Tropical Cyclone Eloise made landfall 23 January 2021: IFRC launched a DREF amounting to CHF…

The objective of the assessment was to gain a better understanding of: • Physical layout and suitability of the proposed areas for relocation site in Chiure, Megaruma. • The location of the site and access constraints The findings presented…

More than 732,000 people have been forced to flee their homes in northern Mozambique as a result of violence. UNHCR, together with the local authorities and partners, continue working together to address their needs. Additional funding…

Violence and armed conflict in northern Mozambique since October 2017 have caused one of the fastest-growing displacement crises in the world. The number of people internally displaced in Cabo Delgado increased from 172,000 in April 2020…