UNDP and Mozambique Government formally signed an agreement for UNDP Recovery Facility that will help fast track recovery and build resilience following the devastating Cyclones Idai and Kenneth.
Following a successful pledging conference in June, Mozambique is now defining priorities, for planning the medium and long post-cyclones reconstruction
Forum reflects on Sustainable Development
Remarks by the United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, during a joint press encounter with Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi.
Partners pledge support for Mozambique reconstruction following cyclones
Participants from 22 countries gathered in Johannesburg for the Sixth Africa Regional Judges Forum
UNDP’s Regional Director for Africa Ms. Ahunna Eziakonwa commended the Government of Mozambique and the humanitarian community for their coordinated response to cyclone Idai as she concluded a three-day mission to Mozambique
Africa Human Development Report 2016
This report analyses the political, economic and social drivers that hamper African women’s advancement and proposes policies and concrete actions to close the gender gap. These include addressing the contradiction between legal provisions and practice in gender laws; breaking down harmful social norms and transforming discriminatory institutional settings; and securing women’s economic, social and political participation.
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About Mozambique
7.5%
growth rate in each of the last five years
43%
of the population are under the age of 15
36
million hectares of fertile land
54.7%
national poverty rate
