Rapports

From the 2nd of January to the 15th February 2024, Muidumbe sede witnessed an influx of new families that were forced to leave their homes due to escalating insecurity inflicted by Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs) in…

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) published the 20th Mobility Tracking Assessment (DTM). A total of 542,535 Internally Displaced People (IDPs) were registered in Cabo Delgado; only 55% of them are hosted by local population while…

HRP 2023 (Conflict in the northern Region) The conflict in Northern Mozambique, particularly in Cabo Delgado, has undergone significant shifts and challenges, impacting the region's stability and food security. In 2023, the government, with international support, reclaimed…

January At A Glance Vital Stats ACLED records 28 political violence events in Cabo Delgado in January, resulting in at least 25 reported fatalities Twenty-one of the reported events were incidents targeting civilians Events were concentrated in Mocímboa da Praia,…

VITAL STATS • ACLED records seven political violence events involving ISM in Cabo Delgado in December, resulting in at least 21 reported fatalities. • ACLED records eight fatalities in disturbances related to the ongoing cholera outbreak. Four fatalities…

This district profile is part of our comprehensive analysis in the 20th round of Mobility Tracking Assessments. This one-pager per district succinctly summarizes the situation of IDPs in a specific district, focusing on IDPs population trends,…

BY THE NUMBERS Cabo Delgado, October 2017-February 2024. • Total number of political violence events: 1,747 • Total number of reported fatalities from political violence: 4,849. • Total number of reported fatalities from political violence targeting civilians: 2,078 All ACLED data…

Highlights Multi-hazard events affected the entire country in 2023 affecting nearly 1.5 million people with 260 deaths. Conflict in the north continued in Cabo Delgado resulting in 111,000 new displacements. The number of displaced in the north reduced…

Mozambique: Pregnant Students, Adolescent Mothers Leave School Instruct Educators on Obligations, Improve Reproductive Health Services Pregnant or parenting adolescent girls and women drop out of school in Mozambique because they don’t get adequate support from schools. Girls who become…

Executive Summary In Northern Mozambique a significant number of people are returning to their districts in Cabo Delgado amid continued displacement and attacks by Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs). Insufficient humanitarian assistance in areas of displacement, limited livelihood opportunities,…