The following is a list of all conten labeled as "Mozambique"
Cyclones are the most significant and common natural hazard in Mozambique. Droughts, floods, landslides and earthquakes also affect the country (WB, 2016). In order to address these challenges, the government has been promoting the implementation of several disaster management measures (UNISDR, 2019).
The present Strategy establishes mechanisms to progressively but sustainably reduce the incidence (that is, the number of new infections) of HIV. The purpose of the Strategy is to identify the most critical interventions that can contribute to a significant reduction in the incidence of HIV in the country.
This Master Plan was designed for a 13-year time horizon (2017-2030) to align it with the main instruments that guide the actions that contribute to Disaster Risk Reduction at a global and local scale, namely the Sustainable Development Goals and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030.
This Law establishes the legal regime for disaster management, comprising prevention, mitigation of the destructive effects of disasters, development of relief and assistance actions, as well as reconstruction and recovery actions in the affected areas.
The overall objective of this strategy is to establish action guidelines to build resilience, including the reduction of climate risks, in communities and the national economy and to promote low carbon development and the green economy, through their integration into the sectoral planning process and location.
The main objective of this Strategic Plan is to contribute to reducing the number of new HIV infections in Mozambique, promoting the improvement of the quality of life of people living with HIV and AIDS and reducing the impact of AIDS on HIV / AIDS national development efforts.
MICOA prepared this Action Plan for the Prevention and Control of Uncontrolled Fires, as an instrument to guide the actions to be carried out to reduce the current levels of uncontrolled fires in the country, thus contributing to the preservation of natural resources and alleviating poverty in the country.
Set of information regarding the activities of the Ministry of Health in the prevention, combat and control of Malaria components.
The Master Plan for the Prevention and Mitigation of Natural Disasters is part of the strategy to fight poverty and, as so, of the govermnment's five-year programme, which recognizes that natural calamities and their negative impacts aggravate poverty. As so, the government defined, in its programme, the following objectives:
The aim of this plan is to reduce the population's vulnerability to epidemics and emergency situations in Mozambique, strengthening the response capacity of the Ministry of Health through the provision of resources that allow the immediate implementation of control measures.