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New evidence from Sofala shows how bringing health and nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene, and behaviour change interventions together...

With support from the Mozambique Humanitarian Fund (MHF), UNICEF and partners are helping communities in Chiúre strengthen local protection systems.

“MAZA is helping me gain new skills that make a real difference and prepare me for life, work and the future.”

Neide Correia, President of the Children’s Parliament, called for a child-friendly justice system where children feel protected, respected and empowered

Football is one entry point through which communities can come together around the well-being, participation and protection of children and adolescents.

Consultation marked an important step in Mozambique’s preparations for the Second Global Ministerial Conference Ending Violence Against Children in Manila.

Mozambique has reduced stunting among children under five from 43 per cent in 2011 to 37 per cent in 2022, equivalent to a 14 per cent relative reduction.

UNICEF, with the generous support of the Government of Canada, is supporting remedial classes.

Supported by UNICEF, the Children’s Parliament provides an important space for children and adolescents to exercise their right to participation.

UNICEF is working with the Government and partners to develop this emerging model into a sustainable and scalable pathway for children in Mozambique’s urban

UNICEF supports the GAIA programme in Cabo Delgado with the generous support of the Government of Norway, helping adolescents affected by conflict.

UNICEF supports the GAIA programme in Cabo Delgado with the generous support of the Government of Norway, helping adolescents affected by conflict.

UNICEF supports the GAIA programme in Cabo Delgado with the generous support of the Government of Norway, helping adolescents affected by conflict.