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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

Press release
07 November 2022
Malawi receives 2.9 million doses of Oral Cholera Vaccines to support cholera outbreak response
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Press release
23 October 2022

UNICEF Malawi Youth Advocates Launch #OnMyMind campaign

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Press release
15 September 2022

Japan grants US$ 1 million to UNICEF to strengthen vaccine information systems in Malawi

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Press release
30 August 2022

Half of health care facilities globally lack basic hygiene services – WHO, UNICEF

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Press release
24 August 2022

UNICEF and WHO step up efforts to contain Cholera in Malawi and call for additional funds and support

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Press release
02 August 2022

Joint statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell and WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on the occasion of World Breastfeeding Week

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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.

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

#ForEveryChild: Message of the month

"At first, I wasn’t aware of the importance of birth registration, but now I know this simple process gives my baby a great start in his life. It links him to me as his mother and will help him access vital services like any other Malawian.” - Charity John 

Charity John getting her child registered

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