Ambassadors Charity Trust

Ambassadors Charity Trust Bringing Hope to the World Ambassadors Charity Trust (ACT), is a registered youth-led non-profit local non-governmental organization. Education
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Our mission is to engage in the works of national development and charity through the provision of entrepreneurship skills, capacity building and supporting the underprivileged of the society. Our Core-Thematic Areas are:
1. Climate and Environmental Justice (https://www.facebook.com/NyasiMayazi?mibextid=ZbWKwL)
3. Governance and Social Justice

The objectives of the organization include: To promo

te youth economic empowerment, citizens’ self-reliance and perform works of charity; To facilitate the provision of educational needs between needy students and willing stakeholders; and, To engage in capacity building activities such as agriculture, technical skills and business trainings.

On 5/06/2026, we joined the World Environment Day and International Day for Biological Diversity Commemoration. At the ...
05/06/2026



On 5/06/2026, we joined the World Environment Day and International Day for Biological Diversity Commemoration.

At the event we also witnessed the Minister of Natural Resources, Hon. Patricia wiskes MP, presiding over the launch of the National State of Environment and Outlook Report, the first national environmental assessment since 2010 — 15 years later.

The report reviews Malawi’s land, forests, water, air quality, and biodiversity.

The event brought together policymakers, scientists, and communities to discuss protecting Malawi’s natural heritage and building a greener future.

As ACT, we remain committed to turning these discussions into action. Through our work with local communities, we help restore the environment and create sustainable solutions that improve lives.


WASTE ISN'T THE END OF THE STORYA Circular Economy is a smarter way to use resources—where products and materials are de...
03/06/2026

WASTE ISN'T THE END OF THE STORY

A Circular Economy is a smarter way to use resources—where products and materials are designed to stay in use for as long as possible through reuse, recycling, and recovery.

By moving away from the traditional take–make–waste model, we can reduce pollution, conserve natural resources, and build a more sustainable future for generations to come.

🌱 Produce responsibly
🔄 Use efficiently
♻️ Reuse and recycle
⚡ Recover value from waste

Together, let's turn waste into opportunity and create a cleaner, greener Malawi.

Today, we are attending the NGO Regulatory Authority - NGORA sensitisation session at Riverside Hotel, Lilongwe, on the...
02/06/2026

Today, we are attending the NGO Regulatory Authority - NGORA sensitisation session at Riverside Hotel, Lilongwe, on the mandatory partnership framework between local and international NGOs.

The session has brought together Central Region Local NGOs for critical engagement on strengthening collaboration and advancing effective NGO sector regulation.

Our participation ensures full alignment with NGORA’s partnership framework. This strengthens ACT’s credibility and positions us to build stronger, compliant partnerships between local and international NGOs for greater community impact.


As ACT, we were part of the conversation at the African Climate Alliance Malawi Chapter event on _Youth Energy Ownership...
02/06/2026

As ACT, we were part of the conversation at the African Climate Alliance Malawi Chapter event on _Youth Energy Ownership, Just Transition and Green Job Activations_ held on 30/05/2026.

The discussion centered on practical ways to inspire and support young people venturing into Green Jobs.

Sincere appreciation to the African Climate Alliance for creating platforms that amplify youth voices, strengthen youth leadership, and advance youth-led action on climate and clean energy.

At ACT, we believe in nurturing young leaders who are not waiting for the future — they are building it today through service, innovation, and impact.




Over 80% of healthcare incinerators are below standard, compromising safe medical waste disposal. Poorly managed health...
25/05/2026



Over 80% of healthcare incinerators are below standard, compromising safe medical waste disposal. Poorly managed healthcare waste spreads infections, harms waste handlers, pollutes the environment, and puts everyone at risk.

Healthcare waste is NOT ordinary waste – it must be handled safely and correctly. Proper segregation and disposal are essential to protect health workers, communities, and the environment.


UNICEF Malawi Oxfam in Malawi Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy WHO Malawi Malawi Environment Protection Authority

into 84% of organic waste is recoverable. Most of Malawi's waste can be converted into compost, biogas, and briquett...
22/05/2026

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84% of organic waste is recoverable. Most of Malawi's waste can be converted into compost, biogas, and briquettes, creating employment opportunities and turning waste into wealth.

The Green-Clean Malawi campaign calls for building a circular Malawi where waste becomes a resource.

Nyansi Mayazi Movement

National Youth Council of Malawi WASTE Advisers Malawi Environmental Endowment Trust Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy

Nyansi Mayazi Movement The shocking reality is that only 30% of urban waste is collected in our country, leaving the vas...
21/05/2026

Nyansi Mayazi Movement

The shocking reality is that only 30% of urban waste is collected in our country, leaving the vast majority of waste unmanaged and scattered in our cities and towns.

This waste crisis is fueling serious pollution, triggering disease outbreaks, and causing severe environmental degradation that affects every corner of our nation.

The unmanaged waste clogs waterways, contaminates soil, and harms the health of our communities, especially in urban areas where the problem is most visible. As a result, our environment is suffering, livelihoods are at risk, and the overall quality of life is declining because of the unchecked waste mess that surrounds us daily.

Time to act is now, and we need everyone to join hands in improving waste management practices, increasing collection services, and promoting recycling and clean initiatives.

National Youth Council of Malawi Centre for Environmental Policy and Advocacy Malawi Environmental Endowment Trust Malawi Environment Protection Authority Environmental Affairs Department Blantyre City Council Mzuzu City Council Lilongwe City Council Zomba City Council

The Green-Clean Malawi Conference recently highlighted a critical issue affecting public health in Malawi: the link betw...
20/05/2026

The Green-Clean Malawi Conference recently highlighted a critical issue affecting public health in Malawi: the link between environmental risks and disease burden.

A key takeaway was that 52% of disease burden in Malawi is linked to environmental risks. Unmanaged waste fuels preventable diseases like cholera and malaria, making waste management a critical public health issue.

Poor environmental conditions expose communities to health hazards, increasing illness and healthcare costs.

National Youth Council of Malawi Civil Society Network on Climate Change - Cisonecc Malawi National Youth Network on Climate Change - NYNCC Oxfam in Malawi Malawi Environment Protection Authority SAFCEI WASTE Advisers National Planning Commission of Malawi

The Green-Clean Malawi Conference Report Now Available!!We are excited to announce that the report from the Green-Clean ...
19/05/2026

The Green-Clean Malawi Conference Report Now Available!!

We are excited to announce that the report from the Green-Clean Malawi conference, held on April 18th, is now available.

The conference brought together stakeholders to discuss environmental sustainability and green initiatives in Malawi. The event highlighted Malawi's commitment to a green economy, aligning with the country's development agendas and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

The conference report includes discussions on sustainable practices, innovative solutions for waste management, and environmental challenges in Malawi, providing valuable insights into the country's progress towards a greener future.

For more information on the report or to access it, please contact us through [email protected]




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National Planning Commission of Malawi National Youth Council of Malawi Civil Society Network on Climate Change - Cisonecc Malawi National Youth Network on Climate Change - NYNCC Oxfam in Malawi Malawi Environment Protection Authority Area 36 Tingathe Youth Organization WASTE Advisers Mthunzi Trust CARD Malawi Climate Action Network-International

This week we joined faith leaders, activists, and community advocates from across the country at the Faith Leaders Envir...
15/05/2026

This week we joined faith leaders, activists, and community advocates from across the country at the Faith Leaders Environmental Advocacy Training (FLEAT) organized by the Southern Africa Faith Community Environmental Institute (SAFCEI).

The gathering deepened learning, strengthened advocacy skills, and built collective action for climate and eco-justice in Malawi.

In-depth discussions focused on agroecology, waste management, sustainable farming practices that prioritize soil health and biodiversity.

Participants explored pathways to scale up agroecology, ensuring Malawi's food systems are resilient to climate shocks while safeguarding the environment.

The workshop also spotlighted environmental and climate justice – emphasizing the need for equitable, community-led solutions to address Malawi’s environmental challenges.

Faith traditions underscored the moral imperative to protect creation, with participants planning practical steps to advance climate action in their communities.

The event closed with regional action planning and a renewed commitment to environmental and climate justice rooted in faith and community action.






National Youth Council of Malawi Civil Society Network on Climate Change - Cisonecc Malawi National Youth Network on Climate Change - NYNCC Climate Action Network-International Oxfam in Malawi Malawi Environment Protection Authority CARD Malawi

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