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Harvest time in southern Africa

Posted by Bernadette Murphy | in Concern Blog | 24 May 2011 | 1 comment
Lungowe Mwiya adopting conservation agriculture methods and practices in Zambia.

Concern Worldwide has been implementing a new method of farming in Malawi and Zambia for the past year: conservation agriculture. It is thought to be an important step in the fight against hunger. Harvest time is upon us and we will soon see the results of this new method.

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>> Innovations in the design and delivery of social transfers: lessons learned from Malawi.

16 March 2011
Innovations in the design and delivery of social transfers: lessons learned from Malawi.

Innovations in the design and delivery of social transfers: lessons learned from Malawi.

 

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Combatting drought in Malawi

Posted by Regina de Búrca | in Concern Blog | 14 February 2011 | 0 comments
Kachigamba, a member of Concern's irrigation group in Chitukula, Malawi. Photo:

Concern Worldwide’s irrigation scheme in Chitukula, Malawi is helping farmers combat drought and provide for their families.

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Farming initiative starts

Posted by Paul Wagstaff | in Concern Blog | 27 August 2010 | 3 comments
Concern's conservation farming programme is now beginning in Malawi and Zambia.

Our conservation farming programme is now beginning in Malawi and Zambia.

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All about conservation agriculture

Posted by Paul Wagstaff | in Concern Blog | 26 August 2010 | 1 comment
Conservation agriculture in practice

There is no single solution to ending world hunger. However, growing evidence from researchers and farmers everywhere suggests that a method of farming called conservation agriculture can play a part in helping eradicate world hunger.

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Photos: livelihoods in Malawi

Posted by Alan O'Reilly | in Concern Blog | 24 August 2010 | 0 comments
Photos: livelihoods in Malawi

Concern Worldwide is working to provide some of Malawi’s poorest people with a reliable source of food and income.

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Concern receives grant from Accenture

Posted by Níall Ó Murchú | in Concern Blog | 29 April 2010 | 0 comments
Mr Banda harvests cowpeas from communal garden Mwaza village, Malawi

It was announced today that consultancy company Accenture will fund the development of Concern’s conversation farming programmes in Zambia and Malawi. 

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Dalitiso’s recovery

13 July 2009
Dalitiso after receiving chiponde

In February, we ran an appeal for our nutrition project in Malawi. This included the story of Dalitiso Paterson, who was extremely malnourished and struggling for his life.

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Alick learns to walk again

6 April 2009
Alick

Ivy’s son, Alick, had been ill for two years. During this time, Ivy tried traditional medicine but to no avail. She thought that her son was bewitched, but clinical examinations showed that he was suffering from severe malnutrition.

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