UNHCR Mozambique

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 18/01/2021

Protection + shelter teams participated in the assessment of possible relocation sites in Metuge and Chiure, #CaboDelgado. The areas are being assessed as they might receive recently displaced families. Protection standards must be at the core of any relocation decision! https://t.co/sxSVLLVw2d

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 15/01/2021

Burundian #refugeee children perform a traditional dance in Maratane camp, Nampula. Dance helps refugees, especially young children to: Take steps towards rebuilding lives Recuperate self-confidence Overcome trauma Learn to interact with other people again https://t.co/4pHFhygYAV

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 15/01/2021

Telling the story of an IDP lady who fled Mocimboa da Praia and is a beneficiary of the #livelihoods program in Nacala, Nampula She is learning to sew and working alongside other women She dreams at night about becoming a great sewer so she can train other women as well! https://t.co/VVymYgCIbw

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 14/01/2021

Trainings on digital literacy have started in Nampula, thanks to @VodafoneFdn Teachers + students are learning how to use technology to empower community and enhance teaching quality and student motivation. Bridging the gap between youth, technology and education! https://t.co/BLZT20cSIL

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 13/01/2021

Malawi, 2016. Mozambican asylum-seekers waiting to board buses for relocation from Nsanje to Luwani For most asylum-seekers, apart from their talent, skills and education, only few items can be carried when fleeing their home country This was 2016 but still valid today #UNHCR70 https://t.co/IIayczBN3K

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 13/01/2021

“We support refugees through training and helping them find a market for their skills and goods. To continue this work, we need the support of governments, the private sector, international financial institutions and civil society.” Adaiana, @refugees Livelihoods Officer, Nampula https://t.co/kf9yM0Up9w

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 12/01/2021

My hope for 2021 is...to be able to have my own house, says this lady who has been displaced by Idai in 2019. This year, the strong wind caused by #Chalane Tropical Storm took out her roof and the rain has damaged her food and clothes. She hopes for a safer 2021! https://t.co/xZ3jUxcEzs

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 12/01/2021

RT @ONUMocambique: A chefe da #ONU 🇲🇿, Myrta Kaulard, iniciou visita à Sofala para ver e ouvir em primeira mão os danos causados pela tempe…

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 11/01/2021

My HOPE for 2021 ....is a less turbulent year 2020 was quite scary after devastating effects of cyclone Idai #COVID19 disrupted my education #Chalane Tropical storm made me fear to re-live a "second Idaí". For the future I want to be a policeman to help and protect others. https://t.co/olxVvwLwsB

UNHCR Mozambique

@UNHCRMozambique - 11/01/2021

A training of trainers on Protection against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse took place in #CaboDelgado. Promoting the protection of displaced persons, including against and sexual exploitation and abuse, is possible thanks to the financial support of @UNCERF, @eu_echo and @japan https://t.co/XjkXpaqAbo