...Abstract A case study of Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) in Malawi explores its contribution to improving food security and nutrition using varied genetic resources and plant-based diets. The chapter articulates specific examples of research and outreach...

... is the takedown notification system. Section 30 details the responsibilities of intermediary service providers to takedown content that is unlawful or violates rights. Similarly, under section 96, anyone who is affected by a criminal offense may lodge a complaint with the Malawi Communications Regulatory...

... cities were chosen because they are the biggest cities in the country; therefore, the presence of travel agencies is more as compared to the rest of the cities in the country. Researcher was convinced that data from these two cities would give a true representation of the rest of cities in Malawi...

...Abstract Faculty members at public universities in different disciplines view civil society differently as they perform their function of creating partnerships with society. This chapter draws evidence from faculty members in public universities from one African country – Malawi. Drawing from...

...Abstract In rural Malawi, money constantly circulates. As soon as villagers, poor as they are, get some money in hands, it is swiftly spent. Tracking how money – and other valued items like food and soap – are pushed and pulled around through an extremely poor community offers profound insights...

...Abstract Since 2008, the Global North universities and the rural district of Chilanga, Kasungu in Malawi, have endeavored to create a dialogic, inclusive, and reciprocal knowledge-transfer project. Numerous years of consultation with community members resulted in the creation of Transformative...

... in the household, the period during HIV-related morbidity, and after AIDS-related mortality. Methodology/approach Sixty semi-structured interviews were conducted with members of unaffected and HIV/AIDS-affected households in four case study districts in Malawi. Findings This study demonstrates...

...Methods The projections included in Malawi's Education Sector Investment Plan (ESIP) that covers the period from 2009 to 2013 estimated the need for approximately an additional 8,900 teachers each year in 2012 and 2013 to meet the growing student population and reduce the average pupil-to-teacher...