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Mphamvu Now  is a campaign under the Strategic Partnership for Green and Inclusive Energy (GIE) project in Malawi that currently consists of five Malawian civil society organizations. Mphamvu Now  aims to create awareness around energy poverty issues in Malawi, share knowledge on Green and Inclusive Energy solutions and to advocate for sustainable development through the use of renewable energies.

Mphamvu Now has 3 clear objectives;

Creating a user friendly digital energy education platform for organizations, communities and it’s people.

Increase knowledge and advocacy power of Malawian households on the topic of Green and Sustainable Energy

Make it easy to understand the language surrounding energy in the local Malawian context and languages.

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Entrepreneural clubs for green and inclusive energy in Mangochi

Entrepreneural clubs for green and inclusive energy in Mangochi

By Jack Banda-Renewable Energy Officer (NABW) National Association of Business Women project officers were in Mangochi on 12 March 2020 conducting an awareness training on renewable energy technologies and productive use of renewable electricity. The training targeted 40 youths from 3 entrepreneurial clubs from Mangochi town outskirts under Mangochi district youth office. With support from […]

From light to dumpsite

Fyson Nanyewe, 31, sells torches and solar lamps at Bvumbwe Trading Centre in Thyolo and Chitakale in Mulanje. When the country was experiencing 36-hour blackouts two years ago, he saw an opportunity to make more money. “Business is in my blood,” he says. “Every week, my father used to travel to Nsanje to order dry […]

A city high on firewood

It is 7.15am on a sunny Wednesday in Blantyre and Jumbe Township is brimming with logs falling from massive heaps of firewood. The pieces of wood sliding into Limbe-Machinjiri Road block traffic during rush hour. However, the traffic jam is made worse by two trucks offloading firewood at the commercial city’s fastestgrowing firewood market. This […]