Sustainable fishing and agriculture

The main problem in Salima and Nkhotakota districts in Central Malawi is the loss of natural resources such as forests, soils, water and fish. The effects of this loss are food insecurity, poverty, social problems, loss of soil diversity and increasing vulnerability of the population to climate change. The project promotes sustainable livestock and agriculture, fishing, and independent power supply through the promotion of solar energy. The project will directly reach up to 2,000 beneficiaries. The number of indirect beneficiaries is approximately 11,700 people, including family members and the remaining members of the village communities.