WHERE ARE THE MOST ACUTE NEEDS? For the purpose of this analysis, Acute Needs were defined as critical gaps in essential systems required to sustain life and prevent lifethreatening conditions. All...
When every hour counts—this plan defines early actions that help save lives and strengthen resilience before tropical cyclones hit Mozambique. Tropical cyclones frequently cause devastating impacts...
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...
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,...
To assess whether internally displaced persons (IDPs) continue to face displacement-related vulnerabilities or have experienced improvements in their living conditions, DTM conducts periodic,...
Within Mozambique, IOM and its partner GSB implement site management programming across 11 districts in northern and central Mozambique, with support from CERF, USAID, and UK Aid. The operational and...
CCCM IOM Mozambique conducted assessments of accommodation centers in the provinces of Zambézia, Nampula, and Cabo Delgado, where internally displaced populations are temporarily hosted as a result...
RESUMO As famílias chefiadas por mulheres (FHHs) relataram frequentemente enfrentar desafios semelhantes aos das famílias chefiadas por homens (MHHs), particularmente no que diz respeito à falta de...
CONTEXT & RATIONALE Access Conditions: Ntocota is accessible by road from Pemba in approximately 1 hour, covering around 52 kilometers. The road is paved but in very poor condition. To reach Ntokota,...
CONTEXT & RATIONALE Access Conditions: Access from Mueda to Ntamba is currently feasible, covering approx. 40 km in about 50 minutes. The route is considered calm, with no recent security incidents...
Since 2017, Northern Mozambique has faced a violent insurgency led by Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs), triggering widespread insecurity and displacement, severely impacting the lives of millions of...
ON 04 SEPTEMBER 2025, movements of non-state armed groups (NSAGs) were reported in Meluco District, particularly in Ravia, where the group allegedly kidnapped artisanal miners and killed one person,...
BETWEEN 10 AND 17 NOVEMBER 2025, recent attacks by non-state armed groups (NSAGs) in Memba district (Nampula Province) triggered new displacement, adding to the ongoing violence across Cabo Delgado...
BETWEEN 11 AND 12 NOVEMBER 2025, an unknown number of non-state armed groups (NSAGs) attacked Muambula village. The attack resulted in three civilian deaths, three abductions including children, and...
Methodology This Protection Monitoring report is based on data collected by UNHCR and partner Helpcode from January - June 2025 in Cabo Delgado, Nampula, Niassa and Zambezia, Mozambique. ■ A total of...
CONTEXT & RATIONALE BETWEEN 1 AND 17 OCTOBER 2025, incidents involving non-state armed groups (NSAGs) continued across Cabo Delgado and parts of Nampula, severely affecting civilians. Mazeze in...
Program & Context Overview Within Mozambique, IOM and its partner GSB implement site management programming across 11 districts in northern and central Mozambique, with support from CERF, USAID, and...
CONTEXT & RATIONALE SINCE 24 SEPTEMBER 2025, new arrivals of internally displaced persons (IDPs) have been reported in Montepuez District, totaling 1513 HH as of 03 October. Mararange hosts 572 HH,...
CONTEXT & RATIONALE BETWEEN SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER 2025, sporadic attacks by non-state armed groups (NSAGs) increased in Chiure district (Cabo Delgado) and in Erati and Memba districts (Nampula...
Introduction Background Violent insurgency by non-state armed groups (NSAGs) in Mozambique’s northern province of Cabo Delgado has displaced over a million people since the conflict began in 2017,...
