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African Union Addresses Catastrophic 2023 Disasters, Calls for Comprehensive Resilience Building

IOM Mozambique: Multi-Sectoral Location Assessment Round 11, Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa, February - March 2023 - Mozambique

Mozambique - 12 killed as Cyclone Gombe brings strong winds and torrential rain - 8 inches in 24 hours -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net

Disaster authorities in Mozambique report that at least 12 people have died after Cyclone Gombe swept across the country bringing winds of 165 km/h and rain of over 200mm in 24 hours. Cyclone Gombe made landfall as a Category 3 Tropical Cyclone...

Protection Cluster Mozambique Cyclone Eloise Flash Update #01 (31 Jan 2021) - Mozambique

Protection Cluster Mozambique Cyclone Eloise Flash Update #01 (31 Jan 2021) Format 20,012 displaced over past week due to Cyclone Eloise. Female headed households, older persons, persons with disabilities need to be urgently included in the response with adapted assistance. GBV partners (UNFPA, Plan Int'l, IsraAid) distributed 782 dignity kits to women evacuated or displaced. Additional distributions planned together with GBV awareness raising. On-going protection monitoring and needs assessments by Protection Cluster partners, working closely with INGD and Ação Social to mainstream protection in relief efforts. Referral mechanism in place for urgent protection cases. Protection partners (Terre des Hommes, IOM, IsraAid) prioritizing MHPSS. Strengthening accountability measures (PSEA) is a priority for protection cluster

Mozambique – Flash Report 13 | Evacuations to Accommodation Centres - IOM DTM/INGC Rapid Assessment (19 - 20 January 2021) - Mozambique

Mozambique – Flash Report 13 | Evacuations to Accommodation Centres - IOM DTM/INGC Rapid Assessment (19 - 20 January 2021) Format The heavy rainfall that started since the landfall of Tropical Storm Chalane (30 December 2020) has led to the relocation of some residents of Mugassa Manga and Ndundaz neighbourhoods in Cidade da Beira districts of Sofala province. According to key informants, the individuals were relocated because their houses received the most impact from the flooding caused by the rainfalls. Results from the assessment show that an estimated 765 individuals (255 households) were relocated from the neighbourhoods. A total of 2 accommodation centres have been activated, Samora Machel in Esturro