Mozambique: Floods Recovery Plan, 2026–2031
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Severe floods struck Mozambique in early-2026, devastating agrifood systems across some of the country's most productive areas. The provinces of Gaza and Maputo were particularly affected, where rural families lost both their agricultural production and the productive assets essential for sustaining their livelihoods and food security. Total damages are estimated at USD 486 million, driven largely by crop losses, alongside significant impacts on fisheries, aquaculture and livestock. Disruptions to local food supply chains, weakened markets and reduced household purchasing power have further compounded food insecurity in affected areas. In response, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), under the leadership of the Government of Mozambique, is implementing the Floods Recovery Plan 2026–2031 to restore food production and mitigate future risks. Between June 2026 and December 2031, FAO requires USD 107 660 000 to reach 1.8 million people with time-critical support to help them rebuild stronger, protect their livelihoods, regain their dignity and set a clear path towards resilience.