Malawi
64%
of Malawians "strongly agree" or "agree" ordinary people can make a difference in the fight against corruption.
78%
of Malawians say their economic conditions are "bad".
79%
of Malawians say they have "somewhat" or "a lot" of trust in religious leaders.
Capital:
Lilongwe
Population:
16.3 million
Sample size:
2400
Surveyed in:
1999, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2012, 2014
Survey languages:
English, Chichewa, Chiyao, Chitumbuka
National partners:
Centre for Social Research, University of Malawi
Team leader:
Blessings Chinsinga and Maxton Tsoka
Latest results
15 Jun 2017
Media briefingPoint de presse — Gender equality and women’s political engagement in Malawi
15 Jun 2017
Press releaseCommuniqués de presse — In Malawi, gender gaps persist despite popular support for equal opportunity
Latest publications
10 Jul 2017
Policy papers — PP41: Efficacy for fighting corruption: Evidence from 36 African countries
20 Jun 2017
Summary of results — Malawi Round 7 summary of results (2017)
