Rapports

Highlights The security situation in Cabo Delgado remains fluid; in January over 12,000 people were on the move. Mozambique is responding to a cholera outbreak in four provinces with over 2,500 cumulative cases and 19 deaths (Sept 2022-Jan…

Crisis Context and Impact In 2023, the humanitarian response in northern Mozambique will target 1.6 million people of the two million people in the most critical need of assistance and protection in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa…

HIGHLIGHTS The confluence of multiple threats is compounding a severe humanitarian situation in Mozambique. In the coming days, very heavy rains are expected to affect Gaza, Manica, Maputo, Inhambane and Sofala provinces, causing extensive flooding. Severe tropical storm Freddy…

UNHCR through its CCCM and Protection Partners have activated Complaint and Feedback Mechanisms (CFM) across the IDP hosting areas and neighbourhoods in Cabo Delgado. Site management committees, youth groups, and protection focal points (PFPs) are established…

January At A Glance Vital Stats ACLED records 21 political violence events in Cabo Delgado province in January, resulting in 79 reported fatalities Reported fatalities were highest in Muidumbe district, where insurgents clashed with both Local Forces and Southern…

HIGHLIGHTS  Several diverse threats and vulnerabilities due to climate, poverty and conflict are compounding into a severe humanitarian situation.  Heavy rains hit the southern region of Mozambique between 7 and 11 February, causing widespread flooding and…

Background and Rationale The protection environment in Cabo Delgado experienced a turning point on 5 June 2022 when members of Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs) attacked the villages of Nyewe and Nanduli in Ancuabe District of Cabo Delgado…

Following NSAG attacks in Nairoto on February 5th, 2023, the Mararange IDP site in the Montepuez district has seen an influx of IDPs. A total of 331 households (1,098 individuals) displaced from Nairoto sede, Namoro, Ntele,…

Following NSAG attacks in Nairoto on February 5th, 2023, the Chimoio IDP site in the Montepuez district has seen a significant influx of IDPs. A total of 973 households (3,902 individuals) displaced from Nairoto sede, Namoro,…

Since the end of August 2022, IDPs have massively been returning to Moçimboa da Praia– either by their own means, or with the support from either the State or Private actors. This Mission Report has been…