September 5, 2025AFRICAN HUMAN MOBILITY REVIEWOpen Access

Rowing Against Climate Adversity and Lack of Family Support: The Everyday Lives of Migrants’ Wives in Rural Mozambique

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Women in rural Mozambique experience significant stress and diminished well-being due to patriarchal relations and a lack of resources.
Vulnerability is heightened for married, widowed, and single women, often without adequate family support in times of crisis.
The study employs focus group discussions to gather insights directly from women's experiences regarding family dynamics and support.
Findings highlight the adverse effects of migration on family relationships, contributing to health issues and a lack of planning for the future.

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IRInês Raimundo VAVictor Agadjanian

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This analysis uncovers the psychosocial conditions and family dynamics of women in rural Mozambique, revealing their vulnerability under a patriarchal system.

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Raimundo et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c239a3b210217d6477ccc8 https://doi.org/10.14426/ahmr.v11i2.2653

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This analysis uncovers the psychosocial conditions and family dynamics of women in rural Mozambique, revealing their vulnerability under a patriarchal system.

Rowing Against Climate Adversity and Lack of Family Support: The Everyday Lives of Migrants’ Wives in Rural Mozambique

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Rowing Against Climate Adversity and Lack of Family Support: The Everyday Lives of Migrants’ Wives in Rural Mozambique

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