Mozambique

1

Preventing loss of lives through the provision of critical humanitarian assistance. This will be done by providing timely assistance to save lives and alleviate suffering through delivering essential shelter, health, critical household items, food security and emergency livelihoods support, water, sanitation, hygiene, and education to people affected.

2

Providing life-sustaining assistance to enable people to restart their lives. This will be done by responding to the destruction and damage of vital facilities—including health centres, schools and water networks—sanitation and water supply infrastructures in close coordination with local authorities and development actors, including through the delivery of critical supplies, emergency repairs to restore lifesaving and life-sustaining services, including health care, water sanitation and hygiene (WASH), education and protection..

3

Addressing the protection risks and needs of the affected people. This will be done by implementing an integrated response and services, in line with commitments to gender equality principles, the centrality of protection, and PSEA across the humanitarian response.