Against the Odds: How MTM Communities Fight to Protect Forests
The boat pitched violently against the waves of Lake Malawi, and Ellas Kondowe gripped the edge, trying to keep his...
The various projects of Church & Society are structured around four focus areas: Access to Justice; Accountable Democracy; Equality and Empowerment; and Climate Resilience. This is led by our current Strategic Plan. You can learn more about each focus area and the projects that contribute to their success by following the links below.
CSP adopts a rights-based approach to all its work. Charity is not the answer and in reality, can be part of the problem. A rights-based approach amplifies the voices of rights holders, listens to them, and empowers them to be architects of a fairer society. By strengthening their voices, individually and collective, rights-holders are able to hold duty bearers to account.
Duty bearers are those with the responsibility, legally or morally, to respect, promote, realize and defend human rights and to abstain from human rights violations. Often they are individual officers or institutions of government but they can also be companies, civil society, faith groups or private individuals. What is always the case is that they have the responsibility, and often the power and resource, to improve or protect the lives and livelihoods of rights-holders.
CSP receives funding from organizations and institutions within Malawi and around the world. Wherever possible we disclose who funds our work within the project details as part of our commitment to transparency.
All of our work relies upon the generosity of others and we welcome those who wish to partner with us financially in our work. You can visit the events page to learn about upcoming fundraising events or the support us page for further information about how you can join this vital work.
The boat pitched violently against the waves of Lake Malawi, and Ellas Kondowe gripped the edge, trying to keep his...
From the beautiful swamps and fields of northern Malawi comes the aromatic Kirombero rice! A tasty produce that finds its...
From forest committees to Self-Help Groups: How MTM Communities continue to transform lives in Rumphi! In the village of Nkhozi,...
The Church and Society Programme (CSP) of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) Synod of Livingstonia, in partnership with...
When local officials decide to auction off donated ambulances and medical equipment, it takes the boldness of local youth club...
The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) Synod of Livingstonia’s Church and Society Programme (CSP), in partnership with Transform Aid...
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