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Emergency Response in Malawi

How UNICEF and partners are helping to fight the pandemic and ongoing emergencies and its impact on children and their families in the country

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Latest news and stories from Malawi

A mother and child in Chikwawa
Annual Report
UNICEF Malawi 2021 Annual Report

Achieving results for children

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Fraudulent job offers alert
Statement
10 May 2022

Beware of fraudulent job offers

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Gabadinho message on immunization
News note
28 April 2022

MALAWI SOCCER STAR GABADINHO MHANGO ECHOES UNICEF’S WORLD IMMUNIZATION WEEK

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Two-year-old Blessings gets vaccinated against polio during the door-to-door campaign
Press release
27 April 2022

Immunization services begin slow recovery from COVID-19 disruptions, though millions of children remain at risk from deadly diseases – WHO, UNICEF, Gavi

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A child receiving the polio vaccine in Balaka
Press release
26 April 2022

Global Polio Eradication Initiative calls for renewed commitments to achieve promise of a polio free world

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UNICEF Deputy Representative Gerrit Maritz and Hon. Minister of Natural Resources and Climate Change Eishenhower Mkaka officially sign the global Declaration on Children, Youth, and Climate Action
Press release
13 April 2022

Malawi commits to putting children's rights and voices at the forefront of climate action

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UNICEF's work in Malawi

Life cycle pillar approach
life cycle three pillar approach

Under the Country Programme (CP) 2019 to 2023, UNICEF works with partners to deliver on its strategic lifecycle approach to provide quality services for children across the “three pillars” of development and humanitarian intervention: early childhood, school-aged children and child-friendly, inclusive, resilient communities. The pillar approach is designed to ensure that programming makes the greatest impact during a child’s key windows of opportunity.

child health
Pillar One: Early Childhood
children in classroom
Pillar Two: School-aged children
child friendly communities
Pillar Three: Child-friendly communities

#ForEveryChild: Message of the month

"I do not think early marriage is the way to go, because you could meet a lot of difficulties in marriage and be left alone to take care of your kids. Focus on your education instead.”- 18-year-old Alinafe Diles

Alinafe Diles stands next to a tree at Liwonde Community Day Secondary School

M’mera Mpoyamba | Early Moments Matter

An Early Childhood Development Campaign: The first 1,000 days can shape a child’s future. We have one chance to get it right.

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Publications

Publications related to UNICEF's work in Malawi, containing reports, reports, factsheets and advocacy pieces

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UNICEF beneficiaries Mayamiko Mphepo and Nelah Phiri from Sekani Primary School in Chikwawa
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The situation of children and women in Malawi

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UNICEF Chief of Health Tedla Damte, interacting with one of the children's takeover particpants on World Children's Day
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