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Malawi: Scorecard on international relations
Scorecard on international relations
WP225: Corruption perceptions and democratic attitudes: Micro-level evidence from Malawi
Perceived graft reduces trust and satisfaction, but not support for democracy.
AD1167: Malawians hold nuanced views on open trade, support greater African say in global forums
Few citizens are familiar with the AfCFTA.
AD1147: Most Malawians support girls’ re-enrolment after pregnancy and women’s reproductive decision making, but oppose abortion
Views are mixed on whether to make contraceptives available regardless of people’s age and marital status.
AD1119: Malawians say droughts, floods, soil erosion have worsened, call for swift government action
Many report adjusting crops, water use, and livestock practices in response to changing weather patterns.
AD1094: Leave no Malawian offline? Understanding the country’s persistent gender digital divide
Although Internet usage has gradually increased for both women and men, the gender gap has widened over time.
AD1040: Struggling to obtain quality health care, Malawians look to government to ensure access
Majority of citizens say they worry “a lot” about being unable to obtain or afford medical care.
AD1006: Toward Malawi 2063: Youth confront high unemployment and economic anxiety
Food shortage and the increasing cost of living are the most important problems that young citizens say their government must address.
Malawi: Citizen engagement scorecard
Citizen engagement scorecard
AD989: Malawians say Constituency Development Fund benefits politicians most, should be managed by local committees
Most citizens familiar with CDF welcome increased funding for community development.

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