Reports

World Vision is continuing to respond to the needs of flood-affected communities in Mozambique, distributing 4.71 tonnes of cereal and 0.565 tonnes of pulses to more than 900 displaced people in Bawe, Tete province. Beneficiaries are mostly people rescued from…

Essential Information: Total WFP Caseload: 471,000 ongoing relief (2007 floods, cyclone and drought recovery) *See note in Target populations/beneficiaries Total food distributed: 25,600 metric tons (emergency response, Feb-Dec 2007) Staff on location: 46 (including 7 international, 5 local recruitments, 19…

HIGHLIGHTS - Approximately 81,445 people have been moved to resettlement centers as a result of the 2008 floods in Mozambique. - Search and rescue operations are ongoing in the affected provinces of Zambezia, Manica, Tete and Sofala. - The Government is…

Heavy rains in Mozambique have begun earlier than predicted, causing the Zambezi River to overflow, which has resulted in devastating floods. The United Nations warned last week that Mozambique's floods could be the worst in recent memory. During the…

Essential Information: Total WFP Caseload: 471,000 ongoing relief (2007 drought, floods and cyclone recovery) *See note in Target populations/beneficiaries Total food distributed: 25,600 metric tons (emergency response, Feb-Dec 2007) Staff on location: 47 (including 8 international, 5 local recruitments, 18 core staff and…

By Alex Wynter in Sena, Mozambique  An extensive Mozambique Red Cross (MRC) field assessment over the weekend has highlighted growing concerns over food security in the flooded Zambezi valley. A team of MRC volunteers led by the Sofala provincial secretary,…

Copenhagen, 22/01/2008: Heavy rain has made the numerous rivers in southern Africa overflow their banks. Thousands of families have been evacuated and need help. DanChurchAid sends one million Danish kroner (DKK) to emergency aid to the most severely affected…

Essential Information: Total WFP Caseload: - 471,000 ongoing relief (2007 drought, floods and cyclone recovery) - 282,000 currently estimated for 2008 floods Total food distributed: 14,500 metric tons (flood recovery, Feb-Dec 2007) Staff on location: 29 (including 4 TDY Logistics and 11 District Food…

Johannesburg, 22 January 2008 - The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) began relief flights today to provide vital humanitarian assistance to tens of thousands of people affected by the extensive flooding along the Zambezi valley in central Mozambique. Based…

- La AECID responderá a la petición de ayuda del Gobierno de Mozambique con una aportación inicial de 235.000 euros que serán gestionados por la Oficina Técnica de Cooperación en Maputo. - Se destinarán también 500.000 euros al Programa Mundial…