Reports

Anticipatory action to mitigate the impacts of drought on vulnerable farmers in Gaza Province Mozambique is highly vulnerable to climate variability and extreme weather events, including recurrent droughts, floods and tropical cyclones. The country’s southern region, particularly…

In February, severe flooding continued to disrupt lives across southern Mozambique, causing displacement and cutting access to basic services. In coordination with the Government,120,000 displaced people received locally procured food through communal kitchens in accommodation centers and…

Key Messages Flood- and drought-affected areas of southern and central Mozambique are expected to face Crisis (IPC Phase 3) outcomes between March and May 2026, driven by reduced household food stocks, below-average income-earning opportunities, and high food…

HEALTH CLUSTER RESPONSE PLAN HIGHLIGHTS DURING THE MONTH Monitoring of indicators for the 2026 humanitarian response plan (HRP) Epidemiological situation in the northern region of the country (Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa) Partners activities carried out during the February…

Heavy rainfall has continued to affect most of Mozambique (particularly the central and northern provinces) since 1 March, causing widespread floods and river overflow that have resulted in an increasing humanitarian impact. The worst affected provinces…

36,963 Estimated Affected Households between 7 and 27 March 2026 165,656 Estimated Affected Individuals between 7 and 27 March 2026 20,172 Estimated Displaced Individuals living in 38 Accomodation centres Mozambique continues to experience significant impacts from sustained heavy rainfall…

Gaza Province continues to face a worsening humanitarian situation driven by persistent heavy rains, flooding, and rising water levels along the Limpopo River. These conditions have resulted in cycles of pendular movements, destruction of shelters and infrastructure, restricted…

Heavy rainfall has continued to affect most of Mozambique (particularly the southern, central and northern provinces) since 1 March, causing widespread floods and river overflow (in particular, the Licungo river) that have resulted in an increasing…

Since the beginning of the month, heavy rainfall affected Mozambique where new floodings were severely worsened by rising water levels in Limpopo, Save, Zambeze, Lincungo and Revúbuè river basins in South Africa and Zimbabwe. The most affected…

Mozambique continues to experience significant impacts from sustained heavy rainfall and flooding across the Southern, Central and Northern regions as of 21 March 2026. Precipitation levels remain elevated across the Incomáti, Limpopo, Save, Búzi, Púngoè, Licungo,…