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Mozambique. A family stands by a destroyed house.

Press release

Mozambique: Children living in storm-affected areas face worsening food insecurity and nutrition crisis six months after Cyclone Idai

UNICEF projects more than 38,000 children could become severely malnourished by early 2020

14/09/2019

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Orlando Bloom visit Mozambique

Press release

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Orlando Bloom visits children displaced by Cyclone Idai in Mozambique

30/05/2019

A picture of a drone set to fly to film area photographs after devastating floods hit Malawi’s capital city, Lilongwe early February.

Press release

UNICEF expands network of drone testing corridors

25/04/2019

Mozambique. Two brothers stand next to the rubble that used to be there house.

Press release

One month on from Cyclone Idai, 1.6 million children still reeling from its impact – UNICEF

Children need urgent access to health, nutrition and water services to prevent malnutrition and disease outbreaks

13/04/2019

Malawi. A woman at a mobile clinic.

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After Cyclone Idai, the recovery is going mobile

Conditions in camps are cramped. Mobile health clinics in Malawi are providing essential relief

09/04/2019

Tome Raimundo feeds Teraza, a member of his family on 20 March 2019. They are living on the street after they were displaced from the informal settlement they were lived in Beira, Mozambique,

Press release

Geneva Palais Briefing Note: The situation of children affected by Cyclone Idai in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe

22/03/2019

Mozambique. A child plays in an area that was flooded after Cyclone Idai made landfall.

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After Idai, Kenneth, the urgency remains

100 days since Cyclone Idai hit Mozambique, UNICEF is helping families rebuild their lives

20/03/2019

Malawi. An aerial view of flood affected areas.

Press release

UNICEF supplies arrive in flood-affected areas of Malawi, bringing relief to displaced families

19/03/2019

On 14 March 2019 in Malawi, aerial pictures taken by the drone task force (international organizations such as UNICEF and RedCross as well as the governmental counterparts) captured the flooded areas around Marka, located right on the Malawi – Mozambique border. The images show that weak, temporary structures have been affected the most and some of the submerged as a result of the extensive flooding and heavy rainfall.

Press release

Thousands of children in need of urgent humanitarian assistance amid severe flooding as Cyclone Idai hits Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe - UNICEF

17/03/2019

A woman looks up at a drone in a field, Malawi

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Drones vs mosquitoes: Fighting malaria in Malawi

Find out how scientists are using drones to help stop the spread of malaria

06/09/2018