Mozambique 
Contrariando as mudanças climáticas e trazendo esperança para aqueles que precisam
O Projecto de FSL-MNCH, na província de Gaza, beneficia mais de 100 mil pessoas em seis distritos afectados pela seca. O projecto é financiado pela Save the Children Itália.
Counteracting climate change and bringing hope to those in need
The Food Security and Livelihood Project in Gaza benefits more than 100,000 people in six districts that are impacted by drought conditions. The project is funded by Save the Children Italy.
SAVE THE CHILDREN ENGAGE IN THE ASSISTANCE OF IDPs IN NAMPULA
Save the Children is already actively engaged in seeking to improve the living conditions for those displaced by the armed conflict in Cabo Delgado and will concentrate its actions also in Nampula.
Save the Children empenha-se na assistência a deslocados em Nampula
A Save the Children está já activamente empenhada na busca da melhoria das condições de vida para os deslocados do conflito armado em Cabo Delgado e vai concentrar suas acções também em Nampula.
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170 TARPAULINS TO MINIMIZE THE STORM EFFECTS IN MANICA
Save the Children in Manica province, central Mozambique, donated yesterday, October 22, about 170 tarpaulins in response to the National Institute for Disaster Management (INGC) request for support to minimize the damage caused by the October 10 thunderstorm in that part of Mozambique.
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Save the Children apoia com equipamento de protecção contra a COVID-19 em Gaza
No quadro dos esforços para conter a pandemia da COVID-19, a Save the Children procedeu à entrega hoje, 23 de Outubro, de diverso Equipamento de Protecção Individual (EPI) à Direcção Provincial de Saúde de Gaza.
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CABO DELGADO MULTI-SECTORAL RAPID NEEDS ASSESSMENT
The COSACA Consortium (CARE, Save the Children and Oxfam) conducted a multi-sectoral rapid needs assessment from 20-23 October, 2020. The assessment was conducted in three accommodation centres in Metuge district, and in an IDP host community and the main IDP Arrivals and Transit Center in Pemba City, the latter of which is primary entry point for the IDPs fleeing by boat. The multi-sectoral assessment conducted by COSACA was designed to provide a snapshot of the current needs of both the IDPs, and their host communities. Additionally it was designed to provide recommendations for the COSACA consortium, and other humanitarian organizations providing essential services to the impacted areas.
