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Malawi

Empowering Women Through Savings and Capital Building

Update August 2011 - By January Watchman Mvula, Executive Director, SURCOD

Chididi women open to new concepts of empowerment

SURCOD (Sustainable Rural Community Development Organisation)

Chididi Women's Savings & Capital Building A Surcod Project

Surcod has received funding from Volkart Vision an organisation based in Winterthur in Switzerland, for the Chididi Women Savings and Capital Building Project.

Altrusa International, Inc. - Support from International President, Dona M. Garretson

Dona M.

Malawi sisters tell of shooting ordeal

Report from Safeworld's Malawi correspondent, January Watchman Mvuala

In Malawi, on 20th July, two teenage sisters were shot in their legs while they were cooking supper on the evening of the riots.

New Hope in Rural Malawi

New Partnerships, New Project, New Office Building, and Scholarships Bring Hope for SURCOD - Malawi

Update May 2011
By January Watchman Mvula, Executive Director, SURCOD
New Partnerships

A Day With The Tisungane Women's Group

By January Watchman Mvula, Executive Director, SURCOD, Malawi

Executive Director's Note

Women in Malawi

Malawi is a small country in southern Africa, neighboured by Mozambique, Zambia and Tanzania.

Let the Children Speak: Give A Child Freedom to Education

By January W. Mvula, Executive Director, SURCOD

Sustainable Rural Community Development Organisation
(SURCOD Malawi's Child Protection Campaign)
"Can you imagine a parent exchanging their child's dignity for cattle?"

Sustainable Rural Community Development Organisation (SURCOD)

Sustainable Rural Community Development Organisation (SURCOD)
is an NGO registered on 17th May, 2010.

Currently, SURCOD operates in Malawi - especially in Nsanje and Chikhwawa Districts. Nsanje and Chikwawa Districts are located in the south of Malawi.

Sub-Saharan Africa: Men Become Partners for Change

Men are the primary perpetrators of gender-based violence. They are also critical partners in eliminating it. With support from the UN Trust Fund, the African Women’s Development and Communications Network (FEMNET) has worked in Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Somaliland, South Africa and Zambia to rally men around advocating an end to violence against women.

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