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Malawi reports a major funding gap in El Niño preparedness

Malawi faces a reported K324.8 billion shortfall in preparations for El Niño impacts. The supplied report does not quantify expected damage or affected populations.

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Insufficient preparedness could worsen food, water and public-health impacts from drought or flooding.

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  1. Malawi faces K324.8bn gapin El Niño preparedness ↗mwnation.com · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 9:01 AM UTC

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