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Join in the effort to help those affected by flooding in Mozambique
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Workflow: Road Blockages - Flooding and debris can block roads. Is there a blockage along this road? This workflow will activate once enough images are confirmed as classifiable in the other workflow.
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Help those in Mozambique receive humanitarian aid.
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Mozambique is experiencing the worst flooding for over two decades. Heavy rains since mid-December have contributed to large scale flooding, which is damaging homes and critical infrastructure within the country. Humanitarian organisations are aiming to rescue and get aid to those who need it the most.
You can join the rescue effort here by volunteering your time to help the recovery operations.
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The PRN is currently supported by Lancaster University, Oxford University and UKRI, and has previously been supported by ESA.
The data used in this project has been provided by Planet. We would like to acknowledge the Planet Team (2026) Planet Application Program Interface: In Space For Life on Earth. San Francisco, CA. https://api.planet.com License: CC-BY-SA