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Emergency relief and response

A nursery school learner, Tracy Mayamiko, 2, drinks water from a new UNICEF-supported solar-powered water system in Kusichi village in Lilongwe

05 September 2018

Child-friendly communities

For every child, child-friendly, inclusive, resilient communities

Stella Tebulo a member of Takonzeka Caregroup and her one-year-old daughter Kezzia

Women in Mulanje rising from cyclone disaster

Promoting good nutrition during emergencies

Tereza received support from the Chikwawa Police victim support unit after being sexually abused by her father

United Against Abuse: Camp Leaders and Police Tackle GBV

Protecting children against abuse

15-year-old Thewile Linkson is seen washing her hands at Jombo Primary School in Chikwawa

Free from waterborne infections

Good sanitation and hygiene in disaster prone areas

Community Police officers, Francis and Maurine playing games with girls at jombo camp in Chikwawa district.

‘I Fear No More’ - Community Policing in Emergency Camps

Protecting children in emergencies

12-year-old Ketiwe Bokosi and 14-year-old White Sankhulani

Overburdened school accommodates displaced students in the a

Cyclone Freddy Response in Malawi

Kauma ORP team leader Enock Mwenyeidi assists two years ten months Evenes Mchacha at Kauma ORP in Lilongwe.

UNICEF Malawi Humanitarian Situation Report - 15 May 2023

Emergency Response in Malawi

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UNICEF Malawi Humanitarian Situation Report No. 5 - 01-15 May 2023 (PDF, 6 MB)

Malawi Humanitarian Situation Report 30.04.2023

UNICEF Malawi Humanitarian Situation Report - 30 April 2023

Emergency Response in Malawi

Files available for download (1)

Malawi Humanitarian Situation Report 30.04.2023 (PDF, 6 MB)

$28-year-old Asiya Ngalanda and her 12-year-old son Gift Yuwa who sustained a fracture during Tropical Cyclone Freddy at Nkhulambe Camp in Phalombe$

Shielding cyclone survivors from waterborne diseases

Cholera prevention in disaster-hit Phalombe

Jacqueline Dickson with her children outside their damaged houses

Rebuilding lives after Cyclone Freddy's devastation

Preventing malnutrition in the long run