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About Us

Our main goal is to promote sustainable development for a resilient future.

ClimateWise Organization is a non-profit founded in 2021 and registered in Malawi. We work with vulnerable communities to solve real problems caused by climate change, poverty, inequality, and lack of basic services.

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We are very dedicated to create a sustainable future by addressing climate change through innovative solutions, community-driven projects, and strategic partnerships. Join us in our journey to protect biodiversity, empower communities, and build climate resilience.

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Our mission

Our mission is to empower communities through education, sustainable development practices(SDG's), and climate-resilient technologies to create a future that is both environmentally and economically sustainable

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Vision

Our vision is a world where communities are empowered to manage their environment and resources in a way that benefits both the planet and its people.

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Our Core Focus Areas

Transforming Communities Through Four Strategic Pillars

We address interconnected challenges with integrated solutions that create sustainable impact

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene

Providing sustainable access to cle Boreholes Built

11 Boreholes Built 23,651 People Served

Agriculture & Food Security

Empowering smallholder farmers with climate-smart techniques, irrigation, sustainable livelihoods, and market access to build resilient food systems.

532+ Farmers Trained 3 Entrepreneur Centers

Gender Equality & Inclusion

Creating equal opportunities through education programs, leadership training, and community dialogues that empower women and girls.

5,154 Students Reached 100 Gender Clubs

Environment & Climate Resilience

Combating climate change through reforestation, environmental education, and sustainable practices that protect Malawi's natural resources.

10,110 Trees Planted Climate Education in Schools

Water Access & Sanitation Success Story

Hear from community members about how improved irrigation systems have transformed their lives.

Measurable Results

Creating Tangible Change Across Malawi

Our evidence-based approach ensures every donation creates measurable impact

23,651

People with sustainable water access

5,154

Students in gender equality programs

532

Farmers using climate-smart techniques

89

Communities transformed since 2024

News & Learning

What We Are Learning From the Communities We Serve

ClimateWise shares real experiences from the field — lessons, progress, and voices from communities we work with across Malawi.

Dowa Workshop
Dowa District November 2025

Gender & Climate Workshops in Dowa

We recently conducted community workshops in Dowa focusing on gender equality, climate awareness, and youth leadership. Participants shared local solutions and committed to action.

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Community Learning
Community Dialogue February 2025

What Communities Taught Us

Women and youth told us that access to information, safe spaces, and skills training matters just as much as physical infrastructure. This insight is shaping our future programs.

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Water Management Success
Lesson Learned September 2025

How Community Ownership Transformed Water Access in 11 Villages

Discover the powerful lesson of training local Water Point Committees - creating sustainable water management that lasts beyond project timelines.

11 Villages 100% Functional
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Youth Engagement
Youth & Environment Ongoing

Youth Leading Local Climate Action

Young people are stepping forward as climate champions — leading tree planting, hygiene campaigns, and peer education in schools and villages.

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Inspiring Stories

How your support is changing lives and the environment

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700+

Households

4,657

People Served

4km → 100m

Distance Reduced

90%

Less Cholera
Life-Saving Impact

Ending the 4km Water Journey in Chikwawa

Before: A Dangerous Daily Journey

Women and girls walked 4km daily through dangerous paths to fetch contaminated water, facing violence and harassment that threatened their safety and dignity.

Health Crisis in T/A Kasisi

Cholera outbreaks were devastating these villages. Contaminated water sources made families sick, with women and children suffering the most from waterborne diseases.

After: Safety and Health Restored

Clean water now available within 100 meters. Women and girls are protected, cholera cases have plummeted, and children can focus on school instead of water collection.

The Transformation in Numbers

700+

Households Served

0

Violence Reports

5 hrs

Daily Time Saved

90%

Cholera Reduction
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Voices from Chikwawa - T/A Kasisi

Hear directly from the community about how this hand pump transformed their lives

Anita, Mother & Farmer
Village of Kasisi

"My daughters no longer risk violence fetching water. They go to school while I farm. This water pump gave us safety and time we never had."

Now farms 2 additional hours daily
Dr. Chisale, Health Officer
Chikwawa District Hospital

"Cholera cases in these villages dropped from 47 to just 3 in six months. Clean water is preventing more disease than medicine can cure."

91% reduction in waterborne diseases
Grace, Head Teacher
Kasisi Primary School

"Girls' school attendance jumped from 40% to 85%. They're no longer exhausted from walking 8km daily for water. Now they're top students."

112% increase in girls' test scores

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See the transformation for yourself. Watch how one hand pump brought safety, health, and hope to 4,657 people in Chikwawa.

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Building Gender Equality and Social Inclusion

After a survey, it was noted that in the central region, many young women drop out of school, and there is a high rate of gender inequality and lack of knowledge about gender. We received funding from UNESCO to launch an initiative to address these challenges. Now, we can testify that it is a safe and inspiring space to learn and grow.

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Farmer with harvest
Agriculture
Smallholder Farmer

Tripling Yields with Climate-Smart Farming

James, a farmer from Dowa, increased his maize production from 10 to 30 bags per acre using conservation agriculture techniques learned in our workshop.

Before Training 10 bags/acre
After Training 30 bags/acre
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Young entrepreneurs running a mushroom business
Youth Innovation
Youth Entrepreneurs (Age 22 & 24)

Turning Waste into a Profitable Business

After completing our Green Youth Entrepreneurship Training, Tinashe and Maggie launched a mushroom farming business using agricultural waste as raw material. What started as a small idea has grown into a reliable source of income and employment for other young people.

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Youth Employed
200+
Households Supplied
$2,500
Income Generated

The business not only reduces waste, but also provides affordable, nutritious food while proving that climate-smart enterprises can succeed.

Meet Our Young Innovators