AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYouth Health: UNICEF and Gorongosa National Park have signed a two-year agreement to expand young people’s access to health services, sanitation and hygiene, alongside education and livelihood opportunities in Sofala. Climate Risks: UNICEF warns that El Niño could bring unusual rainfall across the region; forecasts point to increased drought risk in central and southern Mozambique, threatening water and food security. Reliable Power: UK-backed clean-energy projects include support for fishing communities in Mozambique, while similar initiatives aim to keep essential services, including hospitals elsewhere in Africa, supplied with electricity. Mental Health: Research in Beira finds that Cyclone Idai’s effects still weigh on survivors, with rain and flood threats bringing back fear; researchers call for community health workers to be trained to identify people needing counselling. Birth Registration: Mozambique’s digital agency says only about 200,000 of roughly two million births a year are registered, and proposes using health facilities to make registration more accessible.
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