Rapports

HIGHLIGHTS The confluence of multiple crises is compounding a severe humanitarian situation in Mozambique. Severe Tropical Storm Freddy is projected to make a second landfall in Mozambique, in Zambezia province on 11 March as a Tropical Cyclone. The government…

Thousands of people fled the northern districts of Cabo Delgado, in Mozambique, and they came looking for safety and livelihoods opportunities in areas such as where attacks have taken place since the beginning of the conflict…

MAPUTO, 8 March 2023 – More than 900,000 people – including 450,000 children – are at risk, as powerful Cyclone Freddy is set to hit Mozambique a second time, with fears it will cause further misery…

INTRODUCTION As part of the ‘Safe from the Start’ (SftS) global initiative aimed at reducing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) risks in camps and camp-like settings, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Global Camp Coordination and Camp…

CONTEXT On 4 February 2023, non-state armed groups (NSAG) attacked the villages of Namoro in Montepuez district, thus forcing families from Namoro, Nacololo, and Nairoto villages to flee to neighboring villages within Montepuez such as (Nacaca approximately…

Key Figures 161,000 estimated affected population 7 Districts (Chibuto, Chokwe, Guijia , Massingir , Chongoene, Xai xai, Limpopo) 9,367 displaced population 14 Accommodation centers Source: COE Gaza Update 28 February 2023 CONTEXT Introduction: The current rainy season in Mozambique has elevated protection risks…

HIGHLIGHTS After its passage over Mozambique, Severe Tropical Storm Freddy returned to the Mozambique channel and moved towards the south-western coast of Madagascar, where it brought heavy rains to the city of Toliara and surrounding areas. Four people…

La Secretaria de Estado de Cooperación Internacional visita el país tras aprobarse la nueva Ley de Cooperación para el Desarrollo La Secretaria de Estado de Cooperación Internacional (SECI), Pilar Cancela Rodríguez, ha visitado Mozambique para enfatizar la…

Around 1,028,743i people are internally displaced in northern Mozambique (935,130 in Cabo Delgado) due to violence perpetrated by non-state armed groups. UNHCR reiterates concern with the increasing displacement trends in Northern Mozambique, as well as the protection…

Mozambique hosts more than 31,000 refugees and asylum-seekers, while more than one million people remain displaced internally due to violence perpetrated by non-state armed groups and the devastating impact of the climate crisis – where Mozambique…