Scotland Malawi Partnership - Vision and Mission

Vision and Mission

The Partnership’s vision is "to inspire people and organisations of Scotland to be involved with Malawi in an informed, co-ordinated and effective way so that both nations benefit".

Its mission is to foster links, consistent with its values, between the two nations, and encourage development of sustainable projects in Malawi by:

  • Raising awareness and encouraging support
  • Acting as a forum for encouraging best possible practice
  • Enabling organisations in Scotland to take advantage of opportunities in Malawi
  • Encouraging reduced poverty in Malawi and an improved standard of living for all
  • Developing support mechanisms for exchanges and advanced understanding between Scotland and Malawi
  • Working with partners to develop an infrastructure in Scotland and Malawi to support these activities
  • Informing others in Scotland, including members, about these activities and developments in Malawi

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