We hold regular networking and information events aimed at promoting the relationship between Scotland and Malawi.
We are happy to promote other events and share positive news about Scotland's link with Malawi. We also regularly update this page with recent funding news.
If you have an interest in Malawi and want to meet others who do too you are most welcome to attend any of our events below.
Our news
Friendships between Scotland and Malawi celebrated at Christmas Tree Festival
7 Dec 2018A Scottish charity providing access to education for secondary school girls in Malawi marks 25-year anniversary in true Christmas style.
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Have your say on #BuyMalawian 2019
26 Nov 2018The SMP is planning our next #BuyMalawian campaign and it would be great to hear from members on what you would you like the SMP’s priorities to be in 2019.
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Concern over NGO (Amendment) Bill
23 Nov 2018A number of civil society orgainsations (CSOs) and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in Malawi have expressed concern at the NGO (Amendment) Bill which is currently tabled in the Malawi National Assembly. We are keen to keep members briefed.
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Scotland Malawi Partnership: Activity and Impact Report
22 Nov 2018April to September 2018 was another busy and productive period for the Scotland Malawi Partnership.
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Scottish MPs call for improvements to UK visa system
20 Nov 2018Scottish MPs, led by Patrick Grady MP, have highlighted serious and systemic problems in the way those invited to the UK are treated when applying from countries such as Malawi.
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Join Our Team!
19 Nov 2018Vacancy: Freelance/Part-time Videographer/Filmmaker, one day a week at the Scotland Malawi Partnership
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Strathclyde Medal awarded to Climate Justice Fund team
16 Nov 2018Professor Bob Kalin and the Climate Justice Fund: Water Futures Programme have been awarded the Strathclyde Medal in Recognition of Service to the University.
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Year of Young People Global Voices competition launches
16 Nov 2018Young people are being given the opportunity to share their opinion on the global issues that matter to them as a new Year of Young People (YOYP) competition launches.
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