Areas of partnership
Links benefitting both Scotland and Malawi come in all shapes and sizes.
We have grouped our 1,300+ diverse members into 17 key ‘areas of partnership’ based on the nature of their work with Malawi. Our members are spread right across Scotland and are actively involved in Malawi, stretching from Karonga in the North to Nsanje in the South. Click the below links to learn more and see our members active in that area.
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Environment and energy
Environmental sustainability is one of Malawi's greatest challenges and biggest priorities.
Faith-based
Around the world, faith groups are recognised as key factors in development.
Further and higher education
These partnerships share values of cooperation, mutual respect and collaboration.
Governance
Good governance is pivotal for the strengthening of an economy, the empowerment of citizens and the accountability of government.
Local authorities
Local authorities around the world understand there are considerable benefits to be gained from participating in international partnerships.
Primary and secondary education
School partnerships are an important and integral part of the Scotland-Malawi friendship as they allow each new generation of young Scot and young Malawian the opportunity to be inspired and get involved.
Sport
Sport has the power to bring people of all ages, genders, and nationalities together; working side by side to achieve their goals.
Tourism
Tourism offers Malawi a key tool in sustainable development of the local economy in Malawi.
Trade, agriculture and food security
Like many countries in sub-Saharan Africa agriculture is a critical sector for the Malawian economy.
Youth
Young people are at the heart of the Scotland-Malawi relationship, so we’re keen to actively welcome all youth involvement.