AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater and Sanitation: New WHO/UNICEF-backed surveys in Mozambican schools and health facilities assess whether water and sanitation are accessible, acceptable and adequate—because taps and toilets alone may not meet people’s needs. Frontline Care: UNICEF and Mozambique’s Humanitarian Fund supported 498,765 people by August, including 363,194 primary-care consultations, reaching remote communities affected by conflict and floods. Reproductive Health: Aid cuts and delivery disruptions threaten contraceptive access across Africa, while stigma and fear of judgment can keep girls from clinics; the risks are especially pressing for Mozambique’s teen-pregnancy efforts. Lake Safety: Three people died when the Mozambican-registered MV Chambo caught fire on Lake Nyasa on October 11; among the dead was a three-month-old Mozambican girl, and other passengers were rescued. Health Infrastructure: A UK-backed clean-energy programme includes Mozambique among eight countries receiving support for projects such as hospital power systems, which can help keep essential services running.
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