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Report
03/25/2020
Access to humanitarian aid for people with disabilities
Access to humanitarian aid for women and men, girls and boys with disabilities
Press release
03/13/2020
One year after Cyclone Idai, 2.5 million people in Mozambique remain in need of humanitarian assistance
UNICEF prepares for more frequent and ferocious disasters as a result of the climate crisis
Press release
05/31/2019
UN supports Beira International Pledging Conference - after massive humanitarian response to cyclones Idai and Kenneth, reconstruction and recovery in Mozambique continues
Mozambique will host an International Pledging Conference to secure support for reconstruction following the devastation caused by Cyclones Idai and Kenneth, which affected about 1.85 million people. The event will be held on 31 May and 1 June.
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05/13/2019
Cyclone Idai and Kenneth
For the first time in recorded history two strong tropical cyclones have hit Mozambique in the same season.
Press release
04/02/2019
900,000 cholera vaccine doses arrive in Beira
Nearly 900,000 doses of the Cholera vaccine, procured by UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO), arrived in Beira.
Press release
03/28/2019
Cyclone Idai: More than 1.5 million children urgently need assistance across Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe
UNICEF launches US$122 million humanitarian appeal amidst worst disaster to hit southern Africa in decades.
Article
03/27/2019
Life-saving water supply for children and families restored
UNICEF, UK aid and the Government are working to repair water systems in other parts of the disaster-affected zone.
Article
03/24/2019
Father spends 3 nights on top of a tree with his children
“I had to tie my children to the tree with their own clothes”
Press release
03/18/2019
Tropical Cyclone Idai causing severe damage in Mozambique’s Sofala region
An estimated 600,000 people are affected of which 260,000 are children. Thousands are displaced, because their houses are destroyed.
Article
03/28/2013
Interview with UNICEF Mozambique Emergency Specialist
In January 2013, a large wave of flood water from the Limpopo River swept through the Gaza Province, driving up to 200,000 people out of their home.