Supporting children, particularly girls and young women, to grow up free from violence & with the right to health & education in resilient communities.
This week, Plan International Malawi, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MoEST), will present at a side event during the 2nd AU Pan-African Conference on Girls’ and Women’s Education (#AUPANCOGEd2) in Bujumbura, Burundi.
According to Chidothi, effective implementation of the manual could reduce gender disparities in enrolment, retention, and achievement while empowering learners of all genders to become agents of positive change.
The Ministry of Education has validated the Gender Transformative Education (GTE) Manual for primary and secondary schools, marking an important step towards promoting gender equality in Malawi's education sector.
She said the manual provides teachers with practical tools, case studies, classroom activities, and reflective exercises to help address gender bias, create safe learning environments, and encourage meaningful learner participation.
For children and youth affected by crisis, education is more than just learning -it’s a lifeline. It provides vital support in the form of health, protection, and nutrition.
Yet, millions are being left behind due to conflict, climate disasters, and overcrowded classrooms.
Education underpins peace, security, climate resilience, gender equality and economic growth- yet it is being systematically underfunded.
During the #G7Summit, let’s stand together to #FundEducation.
Read our open letter https://t.co/u7sSHKQMxb
#MultiplyPossibility
#DayoftheAfricanChild, we are calling on leaders, decision makers and stakeholders to guarantee; ✅Safe water
✅Proper sanitation
✅Dignity for every child
Read more: https://t.co/PuJVSJTyzj
#everydayforher#UntilWeAreAllEqual
Today, Plan International Malawi joins Africa in marking the Day of the African Child under the theme: “Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child.” We are at Matete Ground, Nkhata Bay for this year’s commemoration.
#EverydayForHer#DAC2026
As the #G7Summit begins, Plan International joins 190+ organisations calling on world leaders to increase funding for education.
With 270 million children and youth out of school, urgent action is needed.
Read our open letter: https://t.co/u7sSHKQMxb
#SchoolMatters
Plan International Malawi and development partners commends the CPMIS initiative as it marks an important milestone toward ensuring that every vulnerable child in Malawi is seen, supported, and protected.
Plan International Malawi was pleased to be among the development partners supporting the Government of Malawi, through the Ministry of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare, in the launch of the Child Protection Management Information System (CPMIS) on 11 June 2026.
The Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare, Mary Navicha, who graced the event, described CPMIS as a modern, evidence-based system that will transform child protection services in Malawi through improved coordination and timely response.
At Plan, safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. Every child has the right to be protected, respected, and included in safe, age-appropriate activities. From staff, partners to volunteers and contractors, we all can create a safe environment for children and young people.