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Three mechanized water systems constructed in Siankope, Gamela and Simpweze at a total cost of k664,00 Under the Relief project to support provision of clean water and safe water for community members and provide water for production.

The Chabota Vocational Training Centre builds on the successful Chabota Agricultural Training Centre project, which has been providing comprehensive agricultural and entrepreneurship training to young people since 2021. The expansion aims to create additional vocational training opportunities for vulnerable and at-risk youth, equipping them with practical skills, certificates and pathways to employment or self-employment. Problem

Imagine being a child eager to learn, but your school is hours away on foot. For thousands of children in rural Zambia, this isn’t a story, but a challenging reality that children and young people endure despite the hardship, driven by the desire to shape their own lives. The situation on the ground According to

Since 2019, NACRO Zambia has been improving access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in primary schools in Western Province. The project combines water and sanitation infrastructure with hygiene education, school gardens and community engagement to improve children’s health, school attendance and learning opportunities, with particular attention to girls and equal participation. Problem SituationMany

In Malawi, many children in rural areas suffer from malnutrition and lack access to early childhood education. Yet, early childhood education is crucial for their physical, mental, and social development, and in the long term, it impacts educational and income opportunities as well as the health of their entire community. Our project addresses this very

In Malawi, almost two-thirds of children drop out of school – often due to hunger, poverty, or early marriage. In the Mchinji district, we are supporting 2,400 students, 35 teachers, 16 school principals at 5 target schools, as well as 100 villagers and 75 families on a new path. Education, health, and environmental protection are

Malawi faces enormous challenges in water access and sanitation, particularly in rural areas. Around 2.4 million people in Malawi lack access to clean water, and many more are affected by malfunctioning water sources. The situation is especially worrying in areas like Chindi, where more than 130,000 people live, yet only about three-quarters of the population

There are many places in the world where farming is the only way for people to survive. However, without a sufficient water supply, this is a sad reality for many smallholder farmers, as they are unsure whether they can produce enough to survive the next few years, or even months. The unpredictable rainy season and