A recent surge in violence in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province has displaced thousands of people and left them with precarious access to medical care. To make matters worse, the country—one of the most at risk for extreme weather events—is heading into its annual tropical storm cycle, facing an increased risk of life-threatening disease outbreaks. Displaced people living without shelter, clean water, or proper sanitation are especially vulnerable to diseases like malaria and diarrheal disease. The first tropical storm of the season—Tropical Storm Ana—made landfall in Mozambique’s Nampula and…