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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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