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Malawi

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Towards collective action for water stewardship in Malawi: lessons from emerging practice

Publication, 31 March 2026

Local farmers harvesting tea leaves. They are wearing baskets for collecting the leaves on their backs.

Water stewardship – the critical need to account for water use and enable access for all

Article, 19 March 2025

Local farmer harvesting tea leaves in Malawi. They are wearing a big basket for collecting the leaves on their back and a bright red hat.

Fair Water Footprints: making responsible water stewardship in supply chains the global norm

Active Project

Housing with a small garden in front of the building.

Community-led housing: how to deliver housing for people and the planet

Archived Project

A person walking on damaged crops

The enhanced transparency framework: why it matters and what it means for the least developed countries

News, 24 October 2022

Tea plantation with many people carrying baskets on their backs.

Legal empowerment with a gender lens: how women tea farmers in Malawi are claiming their rights

Insight, 25 August 2022

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Challenges and opportunities for small-scale tea producers in Malawi

Publication, 18 July 2022

Woman waters seedlings

Delivering high-quality, predictable and accessible climate finance for least developed countries

Insight, 03 November 2021

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Updating NDCs: useful guidance to support greater ambition

Publication, 22 July 2021

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Supporting smallholders’ decision making: managing trade-offs and synergies for sustainable agricultural intensification

Publication, 01 July 2020

A farmer bends down to inspect his crops on a field.

What does the Paris Agreement’s transparency framework mean for LDCs?

Event on 04 August 2020

Two women sitting in a field

No room for manoeuvre: debt prevents investing in the future

Article, 26 April 2020

A woman using a hoe

Q&A: Achieving sustainable intensification of agriculture – decisions and trade-offs

Article, 17 February 2020

A women farmer tends crops on a dried river pond

Transparent climate reporting in Malawi: what’s needed, what’s next?

Insight, 03 October 2019

Bester Glandson was lent land and taught to grow soy and groundnuts with support from the National Smallholder Farmers' Association of Malawi (NASFAM) (Photo: Olivier Girard/EIF, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Building transparency and trust into smallholder commodity trading and contract farming

Insight, 13 November 2018

Women using the Changu Changu Moto Fuel-Efficient Clean Cookstove, Malawi, Africa (Photo: Ripple Africa)

Technologies for sustainable development: mind the gender gap

Insight, 30 April 2018

An image of the outside of a Malawi bank, showing a ramp installed for wheelchair users. Generally the country is lagging behind in terms of provisions for people with disabilities (Photo: Steve Sharra)

People with disabilities struggle in Malawi's cities

Insight, 06 June 2016

More than 90 per cent of Malawians rely on rain-fed subsistence farming to survive. Increasingly variable weather patterns are reducing crop yields and eroding food security (Photo: ILRI/Mann, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Q&A: We must ensure Paris delivers on finance

Article, 24 November 2015

An ecosan toilet in Mtandire settlement (Photo: Slum/Shack Dwellers International)

Achieving universal sanitation: Sharing the experience of the SDI affiliate in Blantyre, Malawi

Insight, 27 October 2014

This diagram illustrates how ambition for the Paris Agreement must be racheted up (Image: Clare Shakya/IIED)

Helping parliamentarians drive national climate change policy

Archived Project

People visiting a village with solar panels

Helping parliaments across the Southern African Customs Union region address climate change

Archived Project

Five-nation study sheds light on costs of adapting agriculture to climate change

News, 25 November 2011

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