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Situação do Adolescente e Normas Sociais em Moçambique
Programme
16 April 2019
Adolescent & social norms
For every child, information
Uma parceria estratégica para todas as crianças em Moçambique
Flagship report
19 September 2023
UNICEF Mozambique 2022-2026
A strategic partnership for every child

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A strategic partnership for every child (PDF, 21 MB)
Exercer os direitos da criança, adolescente e mulher de sobreviver, prosperar, desenvolver todo o seu potencial e viver num ambiente mais seguro.
Flagship report
21 June 2022
The Programme of Cooperation between Mozambique and UNICEF
Fulfilling children’s, adolescents’ and women’s rights to survive, thrive, develop to their full potential and live in a safer environment.

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The Programme of Cooperation between the Government of Mozambique and UNICEF 2022-2026 (PDF, 433 KB)
Report
22 November 2021
National Forum on Children and Adolescents
Prospects for the future in the current challenging context

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English (PDF, 90 KB)
SMS BIZ counselor and Aida Novela (SMS BIZ coordinator). SMS BIZ, also known as U-Report, is UNICEF’s free digital youth engagement tool used by over 100,000 U-Reporters nationally – 40% of whom are girls. Traditionally, the platform has been used by UNICEF Country Offices as a way to hear from youth directly, through regular polling and surveys.
Article
23 July 2020
Lifesaving information, just a text message away
SMS Biz counsellors in Mozambique respond to hundreds of text messages a day about family planning, relationships, HIV and now, COVID-19.
Young SMS counsellors in Mozambique share their stories
Article
04 June 2019
Young SMS counsellors in Mozambique share their stories
45 specially trained counsellors each dedicate 4 hours a day to answer questions from young people using UNICEF’s innovative U-Report platform.
In Mozambique, almost one in two girls are married or in union before 18 years of age leading to school dropouts and teenage, or unwanted, pregnancies.
Article
04 June 2019
Inspiring adolescent girls in Mozambique
Tapping into technology to improve sexual reproductive health among girls
UNICEF in Mozambique
Page
17 April 2019
What we do
How UNICEF works for children's rights in Mozambique