Mozambique
Synopsis (short abstract) Despite sustained economic growth over the past two decades, Mozambique continues to face deepening poverty, food insecurity and vulnerability to shocks. About 70 percent of the population depends on agriculture, yet livelihoods are increasingly…
Mozambique
Acting before disaster strikes—this plan details how anticipatory action helps protect lives and livelihoods from floods in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado Province. Floods remain one of Mozambique’s most frequent and destructive hazards. This Anticipatory Action Plan, developed by…
Mozambique
Since the onset of the floods, WFP has supported the Government‑led response through the delivery of food assistance, air operations, and logistics services. In partnership with INGD, WFP enabled emergency food distributions to over 110,000 flood‑displaced…
Mozambique
Over 700,000 people across central and southern Mozambique have been affected by widespread flooding, with approximately half displaced. More than 100,000 people have sought refuge in temporary accommodation centres. Food assistance is among the most urgent needs.…
Mozambique
Mozambique is facing the worst floods in two decades, with central and southern provinces severely affected. Major rivers including the Limpopo, Buzi and Licungo have overflowed, destroying homes, isolating communities and disrupting rescue operations. On 16…
Mozambique
Key Messages From February to May 2026, Crisis (IPC Phase 3) outcomes are expected in flood- and dryness-affected areas of southern and central Mozambique due to crop losses and below-average purchasing power, with some improvement likely between…
Mozambique
CONTEXT & RATIONALE Access Conditions: Chiúre Sede is accessible by road from Pemba via the N1 national highway, taking approximately 4 hours. Melija is located a further 37km from Chiúre Sede, following the N1 highway south towards…
Mozambique
Since the conflict erupted in Cabo Delgado in 2017, communities from districts such as Quissanga, Mocímboa da Praia, Macomia, Palma, and Muidumbe have been repeatedlydisplaced. Many families found safety in host areas like Ntokota (Metuge District),…
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HIGHLIGHTS: Since mid-December 2025, heavy rainfall and cyclones across Southern Africa have affected an estimated 1.5 million people, with over 300 deaths and more than 170,000 people displaced, primarily in Mozambique, Madagascar, South Africa and Zambia. Successive cyclones…
Mozambique
SITUATION UPDATE By the end of December 2025, approximately one million people had received assistance out of a targeted 1.1 million. However, the overall level of support remained insufficient to meet needs at scale. Compared to the…
