Foundation For Sustainable Community Development

15/07/2024

is at the core of sustainable development.

Access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene is the most basic human need for health and well-being.

05/07/2024

19/08/2023

😮 You can now see some of Malawi's most iconic wildlife species right in the heart of the capital city! Discover Lilongwe Wildlife Centre's new life-sized wildlife sculptures and see how many you can find... 🦏 🐒 🐘 🐊 🦛 🐃 All sculptures were made by the talented artists Samuel Ndalema and Chisomo Lifa from recycled materials.

🗺️ Lilongwe Wildlife Centre is open 8am to 5pm every day. Escape the city and experience the peace and beauty of nature on our walking trails. You can also check out our new elevated forest boardwalk, the Kuwala Gardens café and a gift shop selling a wide range of arts and crafts. Plan your adventure ➡️ www.lilongwewildlife.org/visit

📸 Kondwani Jere, Elaine Hake, Martine van Schoor

Set in 180 hectares of beautiful woodland, Lilongwe Wildlife Centre is Malawi’s only wildlife sanctuary and renowned as one of the best in Africa.

28/07/2023

📣The 2023 Sustainable Development Report ( ) highlights that for the 3rd year in a row, global progress on the has stalled and at the midpoint of , none of the SDGs are on track to be achieved. Learn more in the new report out now → https://bit.ly/4410udA

19/03/2023

It is with deep sadness that we mourn the loss of our fellow brothers and sisters who lost their lives due to Cyclone Freddy. Our hearts go out to their families and loved ones, and we offer our deepest condolences to all who have been affected by this tragedy.

we stand together in solidarity during this difficult time. Let us come together as one nation to support and uplift those who have been affected, and work towards rebuilding our communities stronger and more resilient than ever before.

22/01/2023

Last Tuesday FSCD welcomed RIA from England who will be with us for 6 weeks as a volunteer. We welcome you to the project and we appreciate your visit please feel at home and have fun,hoping to learn more from you..

27/10/2022

UN for Malawi's climate smart agriculture

Lilongwe, October 25: The United Nations (UN) has expressed it's commitment to continue working with Malawi Government as it redefines it's commitments in climate change mitigation and adaptation through climate smart agriculture.

UN Resident Coordinator Maria Riberio made the remarks in Lilongwe Monday evening during the UN Day celebrations.

She said the UN is set to working with Malawi Government by ensuring that Malawi farmers continue to be more productive by using climate smarts ways of agriculture.

She said Malawi, as one of the countries impacted with climate change, needs to adapt to ways of fighting climate change by adopting resilient ways.

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nancy Tembo said Malawi has had challenges some of which could be addressed by Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

She emphasised on the need for the country to mitigate against climate change, build resilience and empower it's people.

The UN Day is an annual anniversary of the UN that marks the UN Charter's entry into force. It also celebrates the achievements since the UN establishment in 1945 after replacing the League of Nations.

The commemoration, which was held under the theme 'Malawi and UN: Breaking New Grounds for an Inclusive and Resilient Society' highlighted what the UN is about, it's values and Malawi's contributions, which became a UN member in December 1, 1964, to the UN.

Picture credit Malawi News Agency

27/09/2022

It is everyone's duty to encourage governments to advance and implementing the SDGs and as responsible citizens in society must get involved in initiatives working towards achievement....

23/09/2022

Let's Join Hands to Unite Malawi by Doing Charity Work with Fscdmw.org

https://fscdmw.org/2022/09/23/community-gathering-ready-for-project-awareness-meeting-at-katuma/

22/09/2022

Briefing on Kangankundi Mining Project by Lindian Resources & Rift Valley Company