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Gendered Land Tenure and Water infrastructure in the Chinyanja triangle: The case of Chauluka and Kamwaza villages in Kandeu, Ntcheu, Malawi
According to the Malawi Land Act of 1965, three categories of land tenure exist in the country. These are private, public and customary land. Private land is all land held under a freehold title, a leasehold title or land ...
Agricultural Water Management Interventions (AWMI) for Sustainable Agricultural Intensification (SAI) in the Chinyanja Triangle
The rural communities of the Chinyanja Triangle are considered among some of the poorest in the world and lack access to food for 3 to 4 months per year due to the rainfall variability manifested in drought or floods. ...
Gender and Irrigation: Its Implications on Sustainable Agriculture Intensification. The Case of Ntcheu District, Malawi
Efforts have been made to intensify crop production through various technologies including irrigation schemes practices in Southern Africa as in other developing countries, however less focus on have been placed on the ...
Role and Potential of Small Storages for Rural Water Resources Development: the Case of Southern Malawi
A study was undertaken in Chingale catchment, southern Malawi to assess small storage (ponds) roles and potential for rural water resources development to satisfy growing demand by aquaculture and irrigation. Combined with ...