Reports

In 2016, Mozambique experienced the effects of a serious el Nino event which resulted in drought conditions in the southern and central provinces of the country. This required a humanitarian response with the provision of food…

Key Messages This Market Fundamentals report for Mozambique presents findings to inform regular market monitoring and analysis for all regions of the country. The information gathered serves as essential input to food security monitoring and analysis and…

The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of Financial Service Providers in CTP (banks, mobile network operators, etc.) to define the groups’ relative business case and opportunities for partnership. The report was compiled…

KEY FINDINGS: SUMMARY OF THE FOOD SECURITY SITUATION IN SOFALA Sofala Province was severely affected by two consecutive years of drought (2014/16 and 2015/16) and is now in the process of recovering thanks to the ongoing and forecasted…

Background, Introduction and Rationale Market based approaches are gradually growing in Southern Africa across all humanitarian sectors. To this effect, cash based transfers are an increasingly important component in the package of assistance offered in response to…

Working and discussion papers December 2016 Sarah Bailey There are two areas where cash transfers could play a role in humanitarian assistance in Mozambique: in response to natural disasters and in support of the long-term refugee population. This working…

This report presents the findings of a rapid market assessment conducted in Tete and Gaza provinces to understand the impact of the drought caused by El Niño 2015/16 and provide recommendations on the most appropriate assistance…

Prior to its decades-long civil war, Mozambique was the world’s largest cashew producing country at 240,000 tons per year and processed approximately half of all global production at 100,000 tons per year. By the early 1990s,…

Wapsala collective's self-sufficiency drive aims to ease the chronic malnutrition that affects 44% of the under-fives Simon Tisdall in Matimbine In England, it would be called a farmers' market. In Matimbine, in the parched, sandy, semi-desert of Mozambique's…

Save the Children is calling on the UN, the Red Cross, the government of Mozambique and international aid agencies to hand out money rather than foodaid to families affected by flooding in Mozambique once they return home. Save the Children…