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The Initiative for Climate Action and Development (ICAD), an independent think tank working on climate, energy, water, agriculture, migration, economics, & SDGs

Malawi and the SADC region
Joined May 2016
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Big news: ICAD will participate in the LEAP Climate & Clean Air Planning for Africa workshop June 22-26 in Pretoria. Key for our work on energy, climate mitigation and air pollution planning across Malawi 🇲🇼 Grateful to @SEIresearch @CSIR @CCACoalition #LEAP2026
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📣The #2gether4SRHR programme has launched a Call for Experts to provide writing, copyediting & proofreading services, ensuring high-quality content for communication, publication, programmatic, and advocacy purposes. 🗓️Apply: 30 November 2026 🔗 2gether4srhr.org/resources/c…
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🌊 Disaster displacement is a global challenge. Climate change is increasing the risk. Data helps governments understand the scale and costs to inform preparedness and responses. At #COP31, disaster displacement must be part of climate action and finance.
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As @_AfricanUnion #MS convene in Lomé🇹🇬, on 12–13 Nov, for a technical workshop to advance implementation of the AU Continental Guidelines on Return, Readmission & Sustainable Reintegration #RRR, the focus will be on practical exercises, peer learning & actionable national plans.
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A bridge collapses. Eleven children lose their lives. Behind it: bribes, inflated contracts and illicit proceeds hidden across borders. In a #GlobENetwork simulation exercise, practitioners followed the money, from a secure message to a Joint Investigation Team.
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What does it take to rebuild trust in migration? Listening to communities. Including migrants in decisions. Turning dialogue into action. At #IDM2026, participants shared what needs to change, and why cooperation remains essential to making migration work for everyone.
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To build climate resilience, we must first understand climate finance. Who funds it? Who accesses it? Who benefits? Businesses & investments must be part of the answer — across every sector, not just one. Resilience is not a project. It is an economy. @giftklima #ClimateFinance
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Effective climate action depends on whose voices are heard, how decisions & resources are managed, & whether institutions deliver. Technology, infrastructure & finance matter, but so do public trust, rights & accountability. ¬ Gift Richard Maloya, Director @ClimateactionMW
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Corruption is, at its root, a failure of integrity. Strengthening integrity works on three fronts: • Prevention. Shared values and ethics make abuse of office less likely to start. • Reporting. People of integrity refuse bribes and report wrongdoing. • Enforcement. Laws work only when officials and institutions apply them honestly. @HonEdemSenanu #AfricaAgaisntCorruption
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As @_AfricanUnion advances t/operationalisation of its Continental Guidelines on Return, Readmission & Sustainable Reintegration #RRR, 25 Member States & RECs will convene in Lomé🇹🇬, on 12–13 Nov. to strengthen coordination & translate the framework into practical national action
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The @_AfricanUnion on 12–13 Nov. 2026 will convene 2️⃣5️⃣ Member States & selected #RECs in Lomé🇹🇬, to advance implementation of the AU Continental Guidelines on Return, Readmission & Sustainable Reintegration #RRR, translating t/framework into practical national & regional action.
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ICAD Southern Africa retweeted
The CEPS/Heinrich Böll Stiftung Climate Leadership Programme 2027 for young climate leaders (Fully Funded to Brussels, Belgium) #CEPSLab2027 @BoellStiftung tinyurl.com/mrx6866s
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Measuring corruption is not about finding one perfect indicator. It is about combining different data sources to build a clearer picture.  The new UNODC & @UNStats Practical Guide shows countries how to put this into practice: bit.ly/4cWXiXp #UnitedAgainstCorruption
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Why it is important to empower women in ESIA data collection? Because impacts are gendered but data is not. We are empowering women as monitors to ensure disaggregated & truthful data, meet standards, and prevent conflicts before they happen. #InclusioninaccurateESIAs
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ESIA is not just a document - it's a social contract. In Malawi's mining sector, an ESIA without grievance tools is just paper. In Karonga, we validated scorecards & grievance clinics with Council & communities so people can track dust, water & resettlement promises in real-time
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Excited to share that the article we drafted based on the Chikwawa and Nsanje research was published by Researching Internal Displacement: researchinginternaldisplacem…
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ICAD Southern Africa retweeted
🌎 The Quarterly Mixed Migration Updates for Quarter 3 are out! Track the latest policy shifts and mixed migration trends reshaping six regions around the world. ⤵️ f.mtr.cool/7c6zu4b8lh
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ICAD Southern Africa retweeted
Critical minerals are essential to the energy transition—but meeting growing demand must not come at the expense of biodiversity, ecosystems, or the communities that depend on them. Hear from @CortegaIGF at #COP17Armenia 👇
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In Nathenje and other mining areas, women tell us: Their houses develop cracks. Their water sources get dusty & polluted. Their children cannot study due to noise & fear. Their crops are covered in dust.
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Worst, women are rarely informed before blasting. No early warning. No compensation for damages. No space to say NO or to ask HOW. This is not just environmental damage. It’s gender injustice.
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At ICAD, through our project on Strengthening Transparency of the Extractives Sector for Enhanced Climate Justice and Women Empowerment, we are amplifying these voices. Women deserve safe homes, clean air, and a seat at the decision table.Transparency in mining MUST include women
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