Ein Ochsenkarren zur Fortbewegung in Malawi

Food in difficult times

In the Dowa and Ntchisi districts in the central region of Malawi, 80% of the population live from their own agriculture. This is not enough to provide food security due to climate change and unsustainable farming practices. The effects of these problems are the lack of food security, poverty and social problems such as high school dropout rates and massive discrimination against women. The project supports smallholder farmers in livestock and agriculture to better provide for their families. The project reaches around 1,500 subsistence farmers living in 40-50 villages in the project region. The indirect target group comprises about 6,750 people. This is made up of household members.
Project country
Project period
November 2021 - December 2026
Activities
  • Construction of 20 farm schools to train smallholder farmers in climate-smart agriculture.
  • Promotion of gender equality
  • Distribution of agricultural materials, such as irrigation equipment and greenhouses
  • Building of market networks, value chains and conducting market analysis so that smallholder farmers have improved access to outlets
  • Building goat herds to diversify incomes
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