Malawi and Iceland launched an education grant scheme in Lilongwe, prompted by concerns over Constituency Development Fund funding.
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Updated Aug 26
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What happened
Malawi and Iceland launched an education grant scheme in Lilongwe, prompted by concerns over Constituency Development Fund funding.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Malawi
sovereign state in Africa
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Iceland
Nordic island country in the North Atlantic Ocean
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Constituency Development Fund
Agencies of Office of the Prime Minister in Jamaica
Related events
- Iceland provides grants and training to local councils in Malawi, while US investors seek opportunities in Malawian sectors.
- An MCP MP questioned the Constituency Development Fund funding pledge during a political gathering in Lilongwe.
- An education summit was held in Malawi involving the African Union, where programs in Nigeria and Tanzania were cited.
- Malawi is actively seeking various forms of financial support, including grants, loans, and investment opportunities, from international bodies like the African Development Bank.
- Constituency Development Fund (CDF) funds are being disbursed to local government bodies in Malawi.