I've joined the #skollwf this week and it has started off so well! Currently enjoying the debate with EY, @Acumen & @Mastercard leaders: Can capitalism truly be inclusive?
What are your thoughts?!
The amazing opportunities that this position has the potential to take advantage of are encouraging. Fingers crossed.
Prime Minister names first Ambassador for Women, Peace and Security https://t.co/ioSHmmJ2Qu
Decentralised cooperation is key to make cultural issues more explicit in #SDG11!
Today @fvccre is representing us at @agenda21culture#CultureSummit and speaking about REFORMIL project between @MaRegionSud 🇫🇷 & Kasserine Governorate 🇹🇳
https://t.co/gnyoaKo0Da
Food for thought...take a look at this! A "divided" city is something I've noticed in Lilongwe and never thought it could contribute to some of the resulting social issues.
“The main benefit was demonstrating the role of urban design and planning in shaping living conditions for everyday life in different urban districts”, says researcher Ann Legeby. Read about the impact of our project Divided City https://t.co/Q5MGokwBrQ
I have seen this first-hand and it's actually insane. Lilongwe, Malawi's cost of living is pretty comparable to that of many parts of Canada, yet wages in Lilongwe pale in comparison to be able to afford it. #housing#letsfindasolution
How we can fix Africa’s affordable housing problem https://t.co/GVW5Ov2jrJ via @cnbcafrica@MaimunahSharif talks about the importance of a sustainable development plan as a tool for providing long term #housing solutions. Let us localize #SDGs
Working with such an innovative organization such as @AcadesMalawi there's hope for this innovation to get off the ground here in Malawi.
https://t.co/p3degeji3N
Love seeing innovations like this but grapple with the increasing gap in innovation between developed and developing countries (many of which struggle to have consistently reliable electricity). Regardless, innovation is happening in developing countries #ridofthegap#Innovation
So many conferences and events all the time. Does any action ever spiral from them? I rarely hear and see any--I'm seeing this "all talk, no action" in Malawi. #development#inaction#africa#malawi
It is so evident that challenges in Malawi aren't just limited to economic struggles in development but also social, health and political challenges that actually impact each other. This is not only the reality for refugees in Malawi but other Malawian locals.
He arrived in Dzaleka Refugee Camp in 2010, having fled DR Congo with his wife and 2 kids. The life he landed in at Dzaleka was shocking and packed with the harshest experience ever. Being a refugee just made everything worse. He had... https://t.co/NDvj5M7dou
The Global Index on Inequality by @Oxfam ranks Malawi 7th on a list of 10 Most Committed Countries on Progressive Taxation. This is commendable and we should all be proud of our country.
Starting off this Tuesday with a #poll. The answer will be revealed at the end of the day!
What percentage of women are currently working in the agriculture business in Malawi?
In less than one year Malawi went from being the only country in Africa without any ID to One where majority of population is enrolled & getting a modern ID to allow them access to service. Important experience of transformation deserving to be emulated. Congratulations https://t.co/DDE2mvHZWV