In Beira, we offer sexual and reproductive health services, including HIV testing and treatment, for sex workers and men who have sex with men. In Nampula, MSF teams provide preventive measures and treatment for selected vector-borne, water-borne and neglected tropical diseases under a Planetary Health lens.
Meanwhile, a slow burning conflict in Cabo Delgado province, in the country’s northeast, continued through 2022, with hundreds of thousands of people attacked and left homeless or displaced. In support, we provide medical and mental health care, and support health and cholera treatment centres through mobile clinics. In addition, our teams provide water and sanitation support as well as relief items such as hygiene and cooking items for those in displaced people’s camps.
Our activities in 2022 in Mozambique
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2022.
660
66
€24.2 M
24.2M
1984
1984


307,100
307,1
3,900
3,9
2,170
2,17

Thousands displaced, healthcare jeopardised, as violence surges in Cabo Delgado

Invisible conflict has very real consequences for people in northern Mozambique

AIDS death toll stagnating due to lack of testing at community level

Update on MSF emergency response to Cyclones Idai and Kenneth

Treating HIV in the cyclone-devastated city of Beira: “We cannot abandon them”

MSF responds as second cyclone hits Mozambique

MSF emergency response to Cyclone Idai and flooding

From emergency to recovery: Mozambique one month after Cyclone Idai
