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Simpson Foundation


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Francis Kondowani Ngopola

Joseph Chipimpha Mughogho


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Lilongwe, Malawi


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REGENERATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL MALAWI

On this fair we would like to introduce a concept where rural communities are able to produce fruit juices from natural trees which are fast vanishing from the mother earth.  This has a dual advantage:

  1. There is regeneration or natural forests as communities see the economic value in them through the income generation activities.
  2. Uptake of nutrients for the rural communities 

We believe that this will assist the communities realise the necessity of conserving natural forests and biodiversity.  This will in turn mitigate the effect of climate change through the carbon sinks which is good for the soil health the main focus of 4p1000 Initiative


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The main focus of Simpson Foundation is Conservation Agriculture. However, we have noted that there is a direct link between agriculture and ecosystems such that if the ecosystem is disturbed, the agriculture systems is disturbed as well through the effects of climate change.  This in turn affects the livelihood of the rural communities as they have to develop survival mechanism and the nearest being the natural forests.  

In rural setting in Malawi, research has shown that 65% of the rural community's productive activities are done by women and young people.  In this regard we are integrating genders' equality to empower women, young girls and youth to take leadership roles and participate in the regeneration of natural forests from the planning, awareness building, implementation and equitable benefit distribution.  Special attention is given to girls have dropped out of school due to early pregnancies' to be encouraged to go back to school while at the same time participate in the regeneration of natural forest through value addition.

For further discussion on this topic which is becoming a world focus topic contact:

Francis Ngopola on +265 0 999 225 803  or email: francisngopolasnr@gmail.com

Joseph Chipimpha Mughogho on +265 0 999 537 464 or email: jchipimpha@gmail.com or skype: joseph.mughogho2




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PDF File Nature for Socio-Economic Development4.pdf Apr 28, 2022 by Marc Bernard
Microsoft Word Document Profile for Simpson Foundation.docx Apr 28, 2022 by Marc Bernard
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