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"When I received this support, I felt a great sense of relief. I will combine this money with my savings and finally finish paying for my land."

"Starting over is never easy. But when people receive support, everything becomes a little easier, and that is how we move forward."

UNICEF supported the installation of the new water point and deep borehole in Mihiriri, helping Arinta, Nilza and approximately 1,600 people from Mihiriri

In coordination with the Zambézia Provincial Justice and Labour Service, UNICEF supported birth registration campaigns in Maganja da Costa and Pebane.

UNICEF is supporting the construction of temporary learning spaces through its Today and Tomorrow Initiative.

Mozambique approves national action plan with and for children in street situations.

"Many of us lost the opportunity to study because of the conflict. Education can help us rebuild our lives and develop our country."

"We are very grateful for the tents provided by UNICEF. The risk of infection from cholera is very high, so treatment needs to take place away from the main

UNICEF, in partnership with Mozambique’s INAS and with funding from the ESAHF, supports the direct cash payments programme, reaching 2,500 displaced.

UNICEF, in partnership with INAS and with funding from the ESAHF, supports the direct cash payments programme, which is reaching 2,500 displaced.

"Now I am happy because we have our own latrine. We no longer have to cross the village to use my mother’s."

The PIN programme is implemented with support from the Government of Germany through KfW Development Bank.

A staff-led effort to strengthen disaster information systems is helping government and humanitarian partners make faster, smarter decisions when disaster