Malawi

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With an estimated population of 13.9 million people, Malawi is a land-locked country in southern Africa. Malawi faces several social problems including poverty, where 63 percent of the population lives under US$2 a day, and a high HIV/AIDS infection rate. The Hunger Project has been working in Malawi since 1999 and is currently reaching partners in Malawi in seven epicenter communities that include about 190 villages.

Malawi News

Kachindamoto Epicenter Inaugurated in Malawi

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On February 27, 2012, the community of Kachindamoto in Malawi celebrated the inauguration of their epicenter. Initiated in 2008, the epicenter has a total population of 10,950, reaching people from across 28 villages.

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Agricultural Trainings Lead Single Mother to Prosperous Life of Self-Reliance

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Violet Msusa is a single mother of three children and, following her participating in agricultural trainings and the Microfinance Program of THP-Malawi, is successfully providing for herself and her family.

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Advocacy and Government Partnerships Improve Health and Sustainability for THP-Malawi in 2011

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During 2011, successful partnerships with local government brought about a new, fully-staffed and stocked health center, a solar and wind-powered health center, innovative advocacy efforts on local radio, a much needed bridge and much more for THP-Malawi!

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