Rapports

HIGHLIGHTS Final data on the impact indicate that the Tropical Cyclone 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…

Background Following the landfall of Cyclone Gombe on 11 March 2022, Ilha de Mocambique, the district home to the UNESCO world heritage site in Nampula Province of Mozambique, was heavily impacted on the mainland. On 29 and…

Luis Montiel is the emergency coordinator with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) working in Cabo Delgado, a northern province in Mozambique affected by ongoing conflict since 2017. In early April, Montiel led an MSF team which briefly…

KEY FIGURES • Total population in Monapo district (Census 2017): 393,813 (male: 190,506; female: 203,307) • People staying in 06 transit accommodation centres: 3,406 people (681 families) (as of 24 March) • Total area of 8,376 ha of various…

KEY FIGURES • Total population in Mossuril district (Census 2017): 174,641 (male: 90,095; female: 84,546). • Houses are mostly built by local material (mud and grass cover). In Matibane administrative Posts, the key informant reported an estimation of…

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…

Pulo site combines the hosting both members of the local community, which has long been established there, as well as displaced families that have been affected by recent attacks. Around 90% of the IDP familes in…

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…

MAPUTO, Mozambique: Today, the Government of Japan announced its funding commitment of $5.2 million USD to support Mozambique towards its path to sustainable development as well as the humanitarian response to the crisis in the north…