AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCabo Delgado Child Protection: WHO and the Health Cluster report over 400 minors recruited by armed groups in 2024, with 71 girls among them, and warn that destroyed health facilities and insecurity are leaving huge humanitarian needs in northern Mozambique. Health Facilities & Water Safety: WaterAid cautions Mozambique could lose water-sector investments if WASH systems in primary health centres aren’t maintained, after concerns that broken pumps, damaged piping and non-working solar units quickly undermine care. Medicines Supply Risk: Mozambique’s state pharmaceutical firm (SMM) saw profits plunge 98.5% in 2025 amid falling sales and credit risk, at a time when the National Health Service is already facing medicine shortages. Community Health & Resilience Funding: President Chapo launched the US$250m MozCommunity project for 56 districts in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa, including cash transfers, psychosocial support, GBV prevention, and new/rehabilitated health and water infrastructure. Regional Climate Pressure: SADC warns a severe El Niño in 2026/27 could worsen food and nutrition insecurity and raise humanitarian needs across the region.
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