Housing for the low income urban population

This report is an evaluation of the South Lunzu Traditional Housing Project in Blantyre. Of the 11;000 present inhabitants about 4;000 had been found at the inception of the project; a further 4;000 had been forced by the Malawi Housing Corporation [MHC] to settle; and only about 3;000 had come voluntarily. Of these; only about 2;000 had passed the formal application procedure; and quite a number was not of the low-income group. The road network and the water supply system being completed according to plan; were already found in a firststage of gradual decay

PHAM primary health care activities: a final review report

Prepared for the Private Hospital Association of Malawi and Oxfam to review the coordination of the private; mostly church medical services; of PHAM and the government

Water by the people

An evaluation of the Rural Water Supply Programme in Zomba District

Malnutrition in Malawi: identifying the reasons; the at-risk groups and the possible solutions

A proposal for a research project to study the factors related to malnutrition in Malawi

Community-based operation and maintenance of rural water water supplies: a baseline survey report for ground water

The study was conducted in order to analyse existing information and studies already undertaken in this field; and to design and carry out a suitable programme of field work to supplement existing information on both piped and ground water schemes