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09/09/2026

“I have learned that harvesting rainwater around my home is possible, so I am going to install gutter systems on my roof to harvest rainwater this coming season and use it to water crops in my food forest,” said Rose Mafedwe, an Agroecology champion from Ntchisi. That simple lesson became the story of the , as farmers, researchers and CSOs visited farms in Lilongwe where they experienced agroecology at work through rainwater harvesting, biogas production, value addition, innovative crop and livestock production.
The four-day event created a platform for Rose Mafedwe, an active participant of the Gift Catalogue project in Ntchisi District, to network with fellow farmers and off-takers for future collaborations.
This year’s National Agroecology Week was held under the theme: ‘Agroecology in Action: Building Resilient and Sustainable Food Systems for Malawi’

08/09/2026

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01/09/2026

September begins on an Agroecological 🌱note, and it feels special❗
Together with our partners Malawi and CADECOM, we’re excited to be part of the 2026 Agroecology Week at Crossroads Hotel, Lilongwe. This week brings together government, civil society, private sector, and farmers, all sharing skills, knowledge, and building collaborations. The Guest of Honor MacPherson Nthala the Deputy Director for Land Resources Conservation Department in the Ministry of Agriculture ,highlighted that agroecology is not merely a collection of farming techniques, but a holistic, science-backed, and community-centred paradigm for food system transformation. He further said Agroecology bridges indigenous ecological wisdom with modern scientific research. CARD’s Executive Director, Melton Luhanga highlighted: Agroecology means working with nature, protecting soils and biodiversity, and building sustainable livelihoods. As NCA-DCA and partners, we’re ready to take agroecology to greater heights. Stay tuned as we share more from the conference through the lens of our farmers attending the conference. The journey toward value addition is just beginning!

31/08/2026

Today, 31 August, our staff joined Africa and the world in marking the International Day for People of African Descent a tribute to the immense contributions of African people to humanity. Our Monday Morning Meeting came alive with Christian sermons woven into African culture, vibrant songs, dances, and stunning attire. Colleagues and experts alike draped themselves in African dress, while home cooked Malawian cuisines were shared in a joyful communal meal. The atmosphere radiated pride, unity, and the richness of our shared heritage. Africa is great and its people, super great!

14/08/2026

What a week for Malawi! Our women’s football team, the Scorchers, have made history with a 3‑1 victory over Algeria, reaching the WAFCON final for the first time and qualifying for the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil! Captain Tabitha TC11 Chawinga scored twice, with Temwa TC6 Chawinga adding the third, sealing this unforgettable moment. On Sunday, Malawi faces Cameroon in Rabat.
NCA-DCA Malawi Joint Country Programme proudly join the President of Malawi Arthur Peter Mutharika and all Malawians in wishing the Scorchers success. Let’s unite, cheer, and show the world the strength of our women. Bring it home! Chinthuchi Malawi itenga Football Association of Malawi

Photo credit: Football Association of Malawi & Internet

12/08/2026

Youth are the heart of sustainable development. Through the KFW-funded N’zatonse and Adolescent Girls and Young Women Empowerment for Prevention of Alcohol, Drug and Substance Abuse Project, financed by FORUT, NCA-DCA Malawi is supporting healthier💪, safer and more empowered futures for young people in Malawi.

11/08/2026

Business Opportunity❗

05/08/2026

Today, through the Voices for Climate Change Justice Project, we joined CSOs, partners, religious mother bodies, and other stakeholders in a fruitful engagement with Malawi’s Parliamentary Committee on Natural Resources and Climate Change. We pushed for increased financing, greater accountability, and stronger disaster preparedness for climate-induced risks, especially with the anticipated Super El Niño, to ensure vulnerable communities are protected and empowered. The Committee Chairperson, Honourable Tiaone Hendry, Chairperson of the Parliamentary Committee on Natural Resources and Climate Change, welcomed the dialogue, urging CSOs and faith leaders to normalize engagement with parliamentarians on climate change and financing for better planning, budgeting, and response. Faith leaders and CSOs presented a communique, lobbying for stronger representation and voice in climate financing. During the engagement, our partner CEPA presented the committee with comprehensive research findings that highlighted huge gaps in climate financing, governance, and equity, among others. This initiative is proudly funded by the Embassy of Ireland.
Malawi Economic Justice Network- MEJN Civil Society Network on Climate Change - Cisonecc
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04/08/2026

Agroecology is transforming lives in Malawi! Research by Mwapata Institute shows households in Dowa and Ntchisi practising agroecology earned higher annual incomes of MWK492,930 compared to households practicing conventional agriculture and enjoyed more diverse diets rich in proteins and vitamin A.
As NCA DCA, MwAPATA Institute, Permaculture Paradise InstitutePPI, and CADECOM launch the new GROW project, partners pledge prudence and practical impact, building on the previous successes of the project. The project is supported by DCA through the Gift Catalogue grant.

28/07/2026

Congratulations to the 2026 NCA DCA Innovation Fund winners! Green Innovations Center secures MWK 32 million for their innovation on transforming plastic waste into reusable products such as bricks, tables, shopping baskets, farm tool handles among others. The overall winner is Malawi University Of Science and Technology (MUST) that goes away with a cheque of MWK 78 million for pitching their innovation on production of granulated fertilizer from human urine with potential to addressing the country’s need for fertiliser. Here’s to bold innovators driving Malawi’s sustainable future!

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Tuesday	08:00 - 16:00
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Thursday	08:00 - 16:00
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