Community Agribusiness Partners-CAP Malawi

22/04/2026

One demo site at a time. We will continue to showcase IAAS

22/04/2026

One demo site at a time, we continue to showcase our technologies across the districts.

22/04/2026

We appreciate the recognition and vow to continue preaching the message of IAAS by showcasing how much impact it can have in terms of poverty reduction and food and nutrition security. IAAS provides an opportunity for environmental friendly technologies in aquaculture that greatly improves efficiency and effectiveness.

22/04/2026

We have been privileged to host the Honourable Minister. What an honor to recognize the impact that the IAAM project.

17/02/2026

The IAAM project is leaving no stone unturned ensuring all areas of the system are tackled including Forestry

17/02/2026

The IAAM project aims at combating poverty and food insecurity and as one way of achieving this it has employed a short term intervention of distributing relief items to vulnerable households as reported in this post by CDF Canada - IAAM Project. Issues of resilience must be tackled with both short term and long term interventions in mind because people must be in a good state in order to participate in development initiatives.

12/02/2026

JOIN OUR TEAM!
M&E Specialist – Lilongwe

We are looking for a proactive Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Specialist to join our Lilongwe Office! If you have a knack for analytics, data management, and international development, we want to hear from you.

Location: Lilongwe, Malawi
Project Term: 5-Year Project (2024-2028)
Experience: 5+ Years in M&E roles
Tools: Kobo Toolbox, Excel (Advanced), RBM

Help us measure impact and drive success for the IAAM project!

👉 Click the link to view the full JD and apply: https://cdfcanada-coop.hiringplatform.ca/processes/7d39779f-cf70-418c-b937-ae973d119543?locale=en

⚠️ Note: Applications close Feb 27, 2026. Don't wait—we may close early based on volume!
Careers Malawi
Job Search Malawi

29/01/2026

Community Agribusiness Partners (CAP) formerly known as the Clinton Development Initiative (CDI) is looking for a reliable and experienced driver to join its team.

Key Responsibilities:
Operate organization vehicles safely and in full compliance with traffic laws and regulations
Transport passengers or goods to designated locations on time.
Perform routine vehicle checks and report any maintenance issues.
Maintain accurate vehicle log sheets and related documentation
Ensure cleanliness and proper upkeep of the vehicle.

The position requires the following education, training, skills, and certifications:

Malawi School Certificate of Education
Defensive Driving Certificate
Basic computer skills
Possession of a valid C1 driver’s license with a clean driving record
Minimum 5 years of proven driving experience
Experience working in an NGO setting especially with farming communities, is a plus
Basic vehicle maintenance knowledge
Strong driving and navigation skills

How to Apply:
Send your CV and cover letter to [email protected] by 30th January 2026. Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

26/01/2026

Annual Review Meeting Done. It was a great time of reflection and strategizing for the year ahead

24/12/2025

Invitation for Bids: Supply and Delivery of Emergency Relief Food and Agricultural Inputs

Background
The Co-operative Development Foundation of Canada (CDF Canada) is a non-profit organization that supports co-operative businesses and financial institutions to reduce poverty and improve livelihoods worldwide. It works to strengthen co-operatives in developing countries by providing technical assistance, funding, and training programs to empower communities through sustainable economic development.

CDF Canada is implementing the Integrating Aquaculture-Agriculture to Combat Food Insecurity in Malawi (IAAM) Project, aimed at increasing the productivity and income of, and access to markets by small-scale food producers, especially women, engaged in the integrated aquaculture-agriculture system (IAAS) comprising of fish, crops, livestock, and agroforestry sub-systems to combat food insecurity in eight districts across Malawi.

In response to emerging food insecurity risks, the IAAM Project is implementing a one-off emergency relief and resilience-building intervention targeting fish-farming households and other vulnerable households across Chitipa, Rumphi, Mzimba, Ntchisi, Dowa, Nkhotakota, Zomba, and Thyolo districts.

CDF Canada now invites sealed bids from eligible and reputable suppliers and compliant co-operatives for the supply and delivery of emergency relief food commodities and agricultural planting materials, including maize grain, beans, cassava cuttings, and orange-fleshed sweet potato vines.

Interested and eligible bidders can access the full Invitation for Bids, quantities, technical specifications, bid forms, submission procedures, and deadlines through the following link: https://bit.ly/4p5cdCe

Closing date for receiving bids shall be the 6th of January, 2026 at 13:00 hrs. Bids must be delivered to CDF Canada, IAAM Project offices.

For enquiries, call: 0993938358 before the 13:00hrs of 6th January, 2026

29/11/2025

29/11/2025

CAP, in collaboration with DoF, CDF Canada - IAAM Project, and DAES, has finalized its ToT sessions for master trainers hence project frontline staff. Held at NAC in Zomba and MAC in Mzuzu, the training combined classroom with practical set ups. As an integration project, specialists from aquaculture and agriculture at a district level were trained to full capacity mastering both the aquaculture and agriculture components, boosting efforts to improve service delivery.

Officers dedicated their time to understanding the project and its concepts to support implementation across the districts. This crucial step ensures the project's sustainable impact through knowledge transfer within government structures.

We celebrate this milestone with you and appreciate your continued support. As we continue to implement this project with capacitated staff.