Unleashing the abundance endowed in communities
The enhanced capacities with complemented resources
will enable the communities to fight poverty and
build resilience to shocks and stresses.
Unleashing the abundance endowed in communities
The enhanced capacities with complemented resources
will enable the communities to fight poverty and
build resilience to shocks and stresses.
Our Mission
The organization believes in the power of collaboration with proven organizations and local leaders to solve societal problems. The organization will leverage the expertise or creative minds of local leader/indigenous to address community poverty holistically through education. Health, economic empowerment, agriculture/food security and disaster response to support comprehensive community development initiatives.
Tree Planting Day Exercise
Planet Resilience is one of the primary thematic areas and as an organization we have projects that tackle issues pertaining to the environment. Reforestation and Afforestation is our Yearly exercise since the organization’s inception in 2021. The Target is to have at least each farmer plant 2000 trees by the end of the rainy season every year. Opulence Malawi’s Permaculture Program currently is handling 426 farmers and this translates to over 16,000 trees planted by the end of the rainy season this year only.
Planet Resilience
Marking the start of the tree planting season, The
Opulence Malawi Team and it’s team of Farmers (426) on the 2nd of December 2022 started the Reforestation and Afforestation Program which will see around 16,000 trees Planted by the 30th of April 2023
Tikondane Tree Nursery Club
Opulence Tree Planting Exercise
VSL, CBT Tree Planting Exercise
Lighting Up Dreams: The Impact of Solar Energy in Chapuma Village
Jenifa Jimu, 43, a female breadwinner from Chapuma Village in Madisi, Dowa, had spent most of her life without a reliable source of light. Nights were long, dark, and often
Growing Hope: The Permaculture Revolution in Khwamba Village
Food security remains a challenging issue in Malawi. According to the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) 4.4 million people in Malawi, about 22% of the population, are currently experiencing
Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) project
Opulence Malawi is drilling boreholes in Madisi, T/A Chakhaza, Dowa District. We want communities to have access to clean and safe drinking water, not only by drilling boreholes within walkable
How Permaculture Transformed My Life-The Story of Malita
Malawi is classified as a least developed country and considered a climate change “hotspot”. With over half of its districts being disaster-prone, studies suggest that Malawi will continue to see
Opulence Malawi encourages communities to engage in climate smart agriculture
Climate-smart agriculture is an integrated approach to managing landscapes to help adapt agricultural methods, livestock and crops to the ongoing human-induced climate change and, where possible, Opulence Malawi engages communities