Mozambique continues to face ongoing instability due to an insurgency that has affected its northern provinces – particularly Cabo Delgado – since 2017. Deep-rooted poverty, limited access to land and employment, and weak infrastructure continue to fuel local grievances and heighten the risk of further unrest. 

As of mid-2025, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimates that there are more than 633,198 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Mozambique, with almost 500,000 of those due to conflict. Renewed attacks in northern Mozambique in July and August 2025 forced more than 50,000 additional people to flee. At the same time, worsening food insecurity has left around 2 million people in crisis or worse (IPC Phase 3 or above), including tens of thousands facing emergency levels of hunger.

OUR PRESENCE

TOTAL STAFF

126

% WOMEN

33%

AREAS

Cabo Delgado, Sofala, Manica, Inhambane, Tete

CTG’s Duty of Care

CTG’s robust Duty of Care protocols keep staff safe in high-risk areas. For example, when an armed group attacked in the middle of the night in September 2025, our alert system was activated immediately.

Through our protocols and on-the-ground communications, we provided clear instructions and intelligence that enabled staff to reach safety despite network challenges. 

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