Mary mwambila

 INVEST IN CLIMATE SMART AGRICULTURE TO BOOST FOOD SECURITY AND RESILIENCE IN MALAWI Climate smart agriculture is a concept that reflects an ambition to improve the integration of agriculture development and climate responsiveness. Climate smart agriculture aims to achieve food security and broader development goals under a changing climate and increase food demand. It involves adopting different agricultural techniques that mitigate climate change and lead to the increase in agricultural productivity, enhance resilience, as well as reduce greenhouse gas emission. Climate smart agriculture has been brought up due to changes in climate and also low agricultural productivity, which hinders food security. The examples of climate change affecting CSA include seasonal droughts, intense rain fall, and floods. Climate smart agriculture has been adopted by farmers in many countries including Malawi. Agriculture highly contributes to the economy in Malawi. Despite growth in governmental exp...

 Floods strike Malawi causing extreme damage to properties and leaving the community homeless  Natural disasters are catastrophic event caused by natural processes that have harmful impacts in the society or community, following a natural hazard event such as floods, droughts, earthquakes, tropical cyclones, volcanoes, and also wildfires. Natural disasters can cause loss of life or damage property and typically leaves economic damages to communities. Despite causing damage to properties, natural disasters may also cause social and economic disruption and also environmental damage which may include soil erosion etc. These effects are stimulated by a number of effects some of which are natural occurring and others are influenced by the hazard activities of people in the community, these include ocean currents, pollutions, global warming, air pressure, seismic waves, mining, soil erosion etc.  Between 27th February and 1st march 2024, two districts in Malawi namely Nkhotakot...