Themes
Gender and social inclusion
To achieve a resilient Malawi, women and other traditionally marginalised groups, including people of different ages, ethnic groups, disability status, and sexual minorities, need to be fully involved in and to benefit from resilience programming. The BRACC programme looks at how cultural norms, the challenges faced by disadvantaged groups, and system and intervention design affect outcomes, and aims to ensure that programme activities meet the needs of diverse people.
Majete Wildlife Reserve: restoring nature and securing local jobs
International Women’s Day: time to put Malawi’s gender equality laws into practice
Milestones for Malawi on the road to COP26
Investing in clean energy sources is key to curbing Malawi's deforestation
New monitoring unit and training to boost forest conservation
Malawi launches its updated climate change learning strategy
Civil society priorities for Malawi at COP26: Interview with Julius Ng’oma
MCHF Overview of work on forest cover monitoring
Modern Cooking for Healthy Forests (MCHF) promotes sustainable forest management and energy options to maintain forest cover and to reduce land-based emissions in Malawi.
MCHF Overview of work on sustainable forest management
Modern Cooking for Healthy Forests (MCHF) promotes sustainable forest management and energy options to maintain forest cover and to reduce land-based emissions in Malawi.