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INNOVATIVE AGRICULTURE WELCOME TO CISANET Discover More Minister of Agriculture,
Hon Lobin Lowe, Ms Erica Maganga (sitting next to the Minister) and Ms Pamela
Kuwali (standing) interacting during the 2020 Cisanet Open Day Discover More
Minister of Agriculture, Hon Lobin Lowe appreciating farm produce at one of the
pavilions during the 2020 Cisanet Open Day Discover More A Farm-Produce-Seller
at Liwonde market Discover More Cisanet members keenly following an agriculture
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE AFRICA CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AREA (AFCFTA) CONFERENCE

Exploring opportunities and challenges for agriculture in Malawi


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The Civil Society Agriculture Network




We are a grouping of civil society organizations established in 2001 to
facilitate the engagement of the civil society organizations (CSOs) working in
the agriculture sector with Government over policy issues affecting the sector.
CISANET’s membership comprises local and international Non-Governmental
Organizations (NGOs), farmer organizations and interested individuals.




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LEAD IN AGRICULTURE POLICY ANALYSIS AND ADVOCACY


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MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY
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Mutual Accountability and Transparency in the Agriculture Sector




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Capacity Building and Organization Development




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Lobbying for the increased budgetary allocation




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Invest in women for agriculture transformation to be possible. When women
participate in value chains, they get more money which they invest in household
related issues leading to better educational outcomes for girls and boys; better
nutritional outcomes for household members.
Amos Zaindi
Country Director - Care Malawi
Agriculture transformation means accessible, structured, predictable and
profitable markets for smallholder farmers. It is a significant step Malawi
should take to free smallholder farmers from structural poverty and economic
inequalities that have lingered on over the decades.
Lingalileni Mihowa
Country Director - Oxfarm in Malawi
Argo-enterprise has the potential to make households more resilient to shocks,
stimulate equitable economic development, and diversify smallholder farmer
livelihoods for increased income streams.
Lawrence Munthali
Programme Coodinator - Concern Word Wide
For so long, agriculture productivity has remained stagnant in Malawi because
farmers have not embraced it as business. As a country, we need to transform the
sector by changing the mind-set of farmers so that they regard agriculture as a
business and strengthen links with other value chain actors.
Jephthah Maliro
head of Programmes - Total Land Care
When people's taste change, the markets and respective players MUST respond
accordingly to remain relevant and competitive.
Driana Lwanda
Head of Programmes - AICC
We must hold hands to make agriculture work. Everyone has a part to play.
Farmers need our collaborative support to produce optimally while being assured
of profitable and reliable markets.
Pamela Kuwali
National Director, CISANET
Provision of digital extension services is pivotal in transforming agriculture
extension in Malawi for enhanced productivity.
George Vilili
CEO Farm Radio Trust
Agriculture transformation will happen if we meaningfully engage the youth and
women, give them the right skills for productivity and market readiness,
facilitate their access to equipment and markets.
Ngabachila Chatata
Co-Founder and Managing Director of Thanthwe Farms
Milk powders from outside of Malawi continue to put local farmers at a
disadvantage. These crowd of local milk farmers and do not provide a level
playing field for the Malawian produced milk that is in infancy ad does not have
similar economies of scale to reduce cost.
Hebert Chagona
National Director - Malawi Milk producers Association
It is a commitment of ActionAid Malawi to our children and grandchildren to
preserve a country-wide network of land and water resources, prime agricultural
and forestry lands, and natural, historic, and recreational areas for them to
use in the generations to come.
Assan Golowa
Executive Director, ActionAid
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MACHINGA RICE FARMERS FAULT AIP

Rice farmers from Domasi Irrigation Scheme cooperative in Machinga district have
bemoaned the exclusion
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4 Nov, 2021
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SMALLHOLDER FARMERS TOUT COOPERATIVES

Smallholder famers in Mangochi and Machinga districts are singing praises to
collective marketing of
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DISTRICT LEVEL COORDINATION TO BOOST AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION

Civil society organisations in Balaka have embarked on a scoping exercise that
will improve
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