WFP Malawi
WFP is working with the Government of Malawi to provide school meals with food supplied by 2,000 local smallholder farmers to 52,000 children in Kasungu District, thanks to the support from NORAD, ...
Under Cyclone Freddy response in Malawi, WFP has deployed two helicopters for the delivery of relief items in hard-to-reach areas. Aerial view from the helicopter show the extent of the damage. The...
To better prepare and support vulnerable people and governments during disasters, @WFP Southern Africa is training its staff to fly drones to improve ground assessments
Due to high population, deforestation is a major issue in Dzaleka refugee camps and surrounding areas. Many people cut trees to make charcoal. Refugees and host communities are working together to ...
Health Supply Chain Strengthening (HS3). Supply Chain has been the backbone of WFP’s operations for over six decades positioning WFP uniquely to support humanitarian and development actors with sup...
Cyclone Freddy warns us the climate time bomb is ticking
On Sunday, March 12, Cyclone Freddy hit Malawi, triggering heavy rains that led to flooding, mudslides and massive devastation in the sout...
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Malawi is facing the worst cholera outbreak ever on record. Over 45,000 cases and 1,500 deaths have been recorded
The humanitarian community is working together on a multi-sectoral response to supp...
Cyclone Freddy which has dumped six months’ worth of rainfall in six days in the region, hit Malawi just as the rainy season was tailing off with several rivers and water bodies already at high lev...
These wheat flatbreads are very popular among refugees in #Malawi
Because of the conflict in Ukraine, there are becoming unaffordable
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More than 15,000 households receiving cash transfers engaged in complementary Cash + activities. Activities include; afforestation, water point cleaning and management including borehole rehabilita...
The United Nations (UN) Joint Programme "PROSPER" is implemented in Malawi with funding from the United Kingdom (Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office - FCDO) through the Malawi SDG Accelerat
A few days after the cyclone, WFP visited Chigwirigwidi village in Traditional Authority Nazombe in the district of Phalombe, one of the most affected districts. The village sits at the bottom of a...
The cost of chemical fertilizer has been rising in Malawi. WFP is working with smallholder farmers to produce ‘mbeya’ – a low-cost but eco-friendly compost fertilizer to maintain good yields.
Devastation caused by cyclone Freddy is a ‘wake-up call on the climate crisis’. Sure to deepen hunger in the region, Freddy reflects the dangers of intense weather events that are likely to become ...