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SITUATION AT A GLANCE
2.8 MILLION People Facing Crisis—IPC 3—Levels of Acute Food Insecurity
IPC – August 2024
2.3 MILLION People in Need of Humanitarian Assistance in Mozambique
UN – January 2024
717,000 IDPs in Mozambique
IOM – June 2024
576,000 IDPs Affected by Conflict in Northern Mozambique
IOM – August 2024
611,000 Returnees to Areas of Origin
IOM – July 2024
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El Niño-induced drought, flooding, and heightened insecurity have led to deteriorated food security conditions for populations in central and southern Mozambique. An estimated 2.8 million people are at risk of facing Crisis—IPC 3—or worse levels of acute food insecurity between April and September, according to FEWS NET.
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NSAG violence and movements intensified and expanded in northern Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado Province between May and September, generating an increase in protection incidents, including abductions, family separation, killings, loss of documentation, movement restrictions, and sexual violence.
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More than 80 percent of the 710,000 IDPs in Mozambique as of late July were displaced due to NSAG violence in the country’s northern provinces, while extreme weather events displaced the remaining 20 percent, UNHCR reports