Spreading the Knowledge on How to End Dependence on Chemical Fertilizers Soil fertility is the most valuable asset of every smallholder farmer, especially in Malawi, where over 80% of the population depends on their land for survival. In recent years, this fertility—and consequently, yields—have been stagnating or declining due to …
Michiru Mountain’s Fight for Survival: From Emergency to Conservation! DO YOU REMEMBER MICHIRU – NOW OR NEVER? One year ago, Michiru Mountain was on the brink of destruction—poachers cutting down trees daily, illegal charcoal syndicates thriving. But the surrounding communities stood up, took action, and began the fight to reclaim …
This time Markus takes you on a little (harvest) tour through his syntropically designed garden in Limbe, Malawi. While he harvests specialities such as square plantains, papaya, peanuts and horned cucumbers, he shows you a little about the development of this green spot. Even what goes on there at night… …
Join us on our journey to the community of Likhubula in Mulanje District, Malawi. We will be distributing “dignity kits” to 75 families. We were able to purchase these kits with the help of your generous donations! This was the first action of the Crowdfunding Campaign “Malawi, we don’t forget …
Join Markus for a fascinating insight into his garden in Blantyre, Limbe, Malawi!
With this campaign we are trying to raise money and awareness for some of the most vulnerable people, who have not yet gotten any help (!) after experiencing the consequences of the extreme climate change-caused event in March 2023, Cyclone Freddy in Malawi, the longest cyclone in human history. Malawi …
Cyclone Freddy passed over Malawi in mid-March 2023 destroying large areas and affecting thousands of lives. NUNANMAR reports, from their point of view, about this extreme event and they want to raise awareness to the fact that there are still many people who need our help after this disaster. #malawi …
… or “privileged” living conditions in one of the poorest countries in the world. After sharing our first month in Malawi in the previous chapter. This time we will briefly share with you the experiences of the last two months, in which we have been discovering what it is like …
… or our first month in Malawi! One month ago today we were packing the last details before the big trip to this new world. And today we are packing for the last time in the last 7 months of travelling the world and possibly the last time in the …
