Mozambique is a highly susceptible country to risks and disasters. According to Global Climate Risk Index (2014), Mozambique falls in third place amongst the African countries that are most vulnerable to disasters such as floods, droughts, tornados, epidemics, earthquakes of small magnitude, among the most frequent and recurrent disasters.
A variety of factors contribute to the high vulnerability of Mozambique against the natural threats, namely (i) its location along the Rift Valley (one of the regions with the increased seismic activities), (ii) the vast coastal area with about 60 percent of the population and the country’s largest school network of about 2470km (bordering one of the most active cyclonic basins southwest of the Indian Ocean), (iii) the extensive hydrographic network that guarantees food subsistence and livelihood for the majority of the Mozambican families, with nine (9) rivers of international importance flowing in the Indian Ocean, above-average rainfall-mainly due to tropical depressions or cyclones – and poor management of dams either in the national territory or in the countries where the rivers cause large floods that occur regularly in Mozambique.
Links úteis:
Programa de Estágio 2024 da Vulcan
Vulcan Está Recrutar Novos Talentos em Diversas Posições
Nedbank Moçambique Está Recrutar (02) Novos Candidatos em Diversas Posições
Índico Seguros Está Recrutar (08) Novos Candidatos em Diversas Posições
Vagas Disponiveis:
Vagas Para (04) Engenheiro(a) Civil Júnior
Vagas Para (08) Arquitecto(a) Júnior
As candidaturas devem ser submetidas até o dia 18 de Março de 2024.
