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  • African cities are critical to managing climate loss and damage but are severely underfunded and underrepresented in international negotiations. With 83% of African cities at extreme risk, the brief urges a shift toward multi-level governance, improved urban-specific vulnerability data, and stronger city-to-city solidarity to access emerging UNFCCC funding instruments.

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    Document type: Policy brief

    Regions: Africa
  • A 2014 statement from JA! / Friends of the Earth Mozambique detailing the deterioration of civil society space, human rights violations, and government repression in Mozambique during 2013.

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    Document type: Statement

    Regions: Mozambique
  • A statement by Amigos de la Tierra Mozambique / JA! reflecting on the deterioration of human rights, civil liberties, and environmental justice in Mozambique during 2013, and expressing goals for 2014.

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    Document type: Statement

    Regions: Mozambique
  • This policy brief by the Institute for Security Studies analyses the escalating political tensions between the Mozambican government (Frelimo) and the Mozambican National Resistance Movement (Renamo) following the 2013 attacks on Renamo's base. It evaluates Renamo's capacity to return to civil war, the internal divisions within the party, and the geopolitical implications for the SADC region, while offering recommendations for a political resolution ahead of the 2014 general elections.

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    Document type: Policy brief

    Regions: Mozambique
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