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ASWAp-SPII Rolls Out the Agriculture Market Information System
The Agriculture Sector Wide Approach-Support Project II (ASWAP-SPII) has rolled out the Agriculture Market Information…
Manure making
Farmers of Mjintho village under Chabuka model village in the area of Traditional Authority (TA)…
ASWAp-SPII Geared to Restore Banana Industry in Malawi
In a bid to restore the banana industry, ASWAp-SP II through the Department of Agriculture…
Improvement of rural unpaved roads twinkles hope to farmers in Ntchisi
In Malawi, road transport plays an important role not only in facilitating the mobility of…
ASWAp-SP II scores high in Gender Mainstreaming
Farmers in the country, mostly in the twelve districts where the Agriculture Sector Wide Approach…
ASWAp-SP II introduces giant Cavendish (Mulanje) banana variety to Chitipa through lead farmers
Apart from ensuring food sufficiency and promoting food diversification for nutrition at household level, ASWAp-SP II also seeks to promote commercial…
Swapping bumpy, dusty roads with Aswap’s rehabilitated roads
Malawi is littered with roads that are dusty, rendering travel in some parts of the…
Malawi fit for next Aswap funding—World Bank
World Bank Agriculture Sector Wide Approach-Support Project II (Aswap-SP II) team leader Vales Muamvameza has…
Norway gives Malawi K3.2 billion for ASWAp SP II
The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the World Bank has provided $4.4 million (about…
NGOs promote production of area specific fertilizer
Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) are promoting the production of area specific fertilizer with the aim of…
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About ASWAp SP II
Agriculture Sector Wide Approach-Support Project II (ASWAp-SP II) is a project currently being implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development in Malawi.
The project started in November 2017 and is expected to run up to December 2019. The ASWAp-SP II is a follow up to ASWAp-SP I which existed between 2008 and 2016 with financial support from six donors in a Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) under the administration of The World Bank.
In order to consolidate and sustain the gains made by the ASWAp-SP I but also finalize implementation of the necessary reforms, five donors namely the EU, Irish Aid, Flanders, USAID and Norway expressed interest to continue with the follow up operation hence formulation of ASWAp-SP II.
Project Components
ASWAp-SP II has four main components which are aligned to the National Agriculture Investment Plan (NAIP)
