Climate Resilience Initiative in Malawi (CRIM) Project Factsheet

November 17, 2022

Climate Resilience Initiative in Malawi (CRIM) Project aims at enhancing the adaptive capacity of vulnerable communities to the impacts of a changing climate and enhance the capacity of district councils to better manage, monitor and respond to climate shocks in Mzimba and Kasungu districts. The project is being implemented by the Environmental Affairs Department through Kasungu and M’mbelwa District Councils with financial support from the Flanders Government and UNDP.  

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Climate Resilience Initiative in Malawi (CRIM) Project Factsheet

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