Gallery

C12 in the Region: World Youth Forum, Egypt

Akeel Hajat speaks at World Youth Forum, Egypt on Private Sector and Climate Change. See the full video here.

Panel: H.E. Dr Mostafa Madbouly (prime minister); AMB. Mohamed Nasr (Director of Environment and Sustainable Development department); Inger Andersen (UNDER: Secretary General Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme); Patricia Espinosa(Executive Secretary of the Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change); Bill Weir (CNN Anchor, Chief Climate correspondent), H.E. John Kerry, Yolande Wright, Cassie Flynn (Strategic Advisor  on Climate Change Executive Office at UNDP); Fabrizio Carboni, Alok Sharma, Marco Schietz, Karim Hesham Tarraf (CEO and Co-founder of Hawa Dawa), Hussein Alfa Nafo.

C12 in the field: CMDRR

Fieldwork in seven districts across Malawi, from Nsanje to Karonga. Photos: Louis Suwedi & Akeel Hajat.

C12 at school: Guest lectures

Guest lecture on climate change adaptation and vulnerability, Bishop Mckenzie, Year 10.

Sorting Through Coffee Beans

Grading and drying coffee beans at Ngapani Pulpery

Sorting Coffee Beans

Sorting through coffee at Chipale Estate

Sorting Coffee Husks

Two workers sift through coffee husks at Chipale Estate

Coffee Rows

Rows of beautiful coffee plants at Makoka Valley Estate

Irrigation

A view of the Ngapani irrigation system

Coffee Landmarks

One of the longest irrigated rows of coffee in the world (Ngapani Estate)

Coffee Grading

The manager and his grading team at work (Ngapani estate)

C12 in the field: Coffee Mapping

Fieldwork during visits to all coffee growing areas in Malawi.

District Pigeon Pea Production

District Pigeon Pea Yields

District Rice Production

District Rice Yields

EPA Pigeon Pea Yields

EPA Pigeon Pea Production

GIS Mapping: Rice and Pigeon Pea Production and Yields

An example of the work done on rice and pigeon pea yields in Malawi from District to EPA Level. Maps are part of the Business Innovation Facility (BIF), a project run by Imani Development and funded by DFID.

Ideal Coffee Growing Areas In Malawi

Combining Rainfall, Temperature, Altitute and Soils

Ideal Coffee Growing Areas North

Ideal Coffee Growing Areas South

Coffee Association Estates and Cooperatives

An overview of the location of coffee producing areas by Coffee Association of Malawi Members (CAMAL). (Images scaled 7x)

Ideal Coffee Altitudes

Ideal Coffee Growing Altitudes (900m - 2000m)

Ideal Coffee Growing Rainfall

Ideal Rainfall: 1100-2000mm/annum

Ideal Coffee Growing Soils

Ideal Soil Conditions
PH: 4.5-5.5

At least 1m Deep

Well Drained

GIS Mapping: Coffee

Map Images of Coffee Growing areas in Malawi. The assignment was for submission to the Coffee Association of Malawi (CAMAL) as part of the Trading for Climate Smart Supply (TraCCS) project funded by the Scottish Government. All Images are the property of the Coffee Association of Malawi.