Cabo Delgado Conflict Displacement Tracking Matrix

Displacement Tracking Matrix Cabo Delgado Nampula Attacks Mozambique Base map from google and country shapes from esri are for illustration purposes only. names and boundaries do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by iom. Cabo delgado province remains the epicenter of displacement, hosting 70 per cent of all idps and 94 per cent of returnees. the majority of displaced populations continue to reside in host communities (48 per cent), with the remaining 52 per cent in displacement sites.

Mozambique Cabo Delgado Internal Displacement Response Dashboard Between 22 september and 6 october 2025, escalating attacks by non state armed groups (nsags) triggered new waves of displacement across cabo delgado and some parts of nampula province. Cabo delgado province remains the epicenter of displacement, hosting 70 per cent of all idps and 94 per cent of returnees. the majority of displaced populations continue to reside in host. Between 22 september and 6 october 2025, escalating attacks by non state armed groups (nsags) triggered new waves of displacement across cabo delgado and some parts of nampula province. It is designed to facilitate a better understanding of displacement and mobility trends within and between countries or regions.

Mozambique Displacement Tracking Matrix Emergency Tracking Tool Ett Between 22 september and 6 october 2025, escalating attacks by non state armed groups (nsags) triggered new waves of displacement across cabo delgado and some parts of nampula province. It is designed to facilitate a better understanding of displacement and mobility trends within and between countries or regions. To better understand the scope of displacement and needs of displaced populations, and in light of the intensification of the situation, the international organization for migration (iom) activated its displacement tracking matrix (dtm) in the cabo delgado province in february 2019. This summary presents findings of the 19th round of mobility tracking assessments (previously known as baseline assessments) conducted across northern and central mozambique through key informant assessments and group interviews at location level between july and august 2023. The findings, derived from 3,104 household interviews, provide valuable insights into the key factors influencing displaced persons' decisions to return home, resettle, or integrate locally. This summary presents findings of the 18th round of mobility tracking assessments (previously known as baseline assessments) conducted across northern mozambique through key informant assessments and group interviews at district and location level in march 2023.