About Us
Welcome to Malawi scotland Partnership
Established in 2005 under the Company’s Act, the Malawi Scotland Partnership (MaSP) is a Malawian owned and Malawian led national network which exists to support, inspire and develop links that benefit both Scottish and Malawian people.Partnership between Scotland and Malawi is 159 years old dating back to 1859 when Dr David Livingstone first came to Malawi.Today, over 46% of Scots know someone with links to Malawi. By creating a coordinating hub for Malawian organizations linked with Scotland, MaSP will provide advocacy, training and capacity building, resulting in less duplication, sharing of relevant skills and experience and the establishment of a resource base which will enable vulnerable and isolated communities to be better equipped to counter poverty.
Our Vision
A vibrant and mutually beneficial bilateral relationship between Malawi and Scotland.
Our Mission
MaSP is a Malawian network of institutions and individuals with Scottish links and interests, dedicated to promoting bilateral relations through partnerships, policy influence, information sharing, knowledge exchange, and capacity strengthening empowering members, CSOs, and communities to contribute to national and global development.
Our Values
- Integrity: Transparency, accountability, do no harm
- Inclusivity: Gender equality, leave no one behind
- Mutual Respect: Trust, understanding, collaboration
- Commitment to Service: Selflessness and dedication
Key Strategic Areas of Focus
01.
Partnerships and Links
MaSP facilitates and coordinates partnerships between Malawian and Scottish individuals, institutions, and agencies across sectors such as education, health, trade, tourism, and culture. These partnerships leverage resources, combine strengths, and deliver outcomes that would be difficult to achieve independently.
02.
Policy Influencing and Lobbying
MaSP engages in policy dialogue to ensure that Scottish international development policy aligns with Malawi’s priorities. It also supports civil society in holding duty bearers accountable and amplifies Malawian voices in global development conversations.
03.
Information Dissemination
MaSP provides a trusted platform for sharing accurate and timely information about Malawi and Scotland, including opportunities in education, trade, health, travel, and culture. This helps citizens, institutions, and travelers make informed decisions.
04.
Knowledge Exchange
y facilitating the exchange of expertise in areas such as health, education, research, and governance, MaSP fosters innovation, productivity, and collaborative learning benefiting both nations and the communities they serve.
05.
Capacity Strengthening
MaSP invests in strengthening its own capacity and that of its members and other CSOs in Malawi. This includes governance, programme management, financial management, advocacy, and human resource development, enabling organizations to serve communities more effectively.
Together, we can strengthen communities, empower institutions, and create lasting change.
Strategic Objectives
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Some Numbers
Years Building Partnerships
Organisations & Institutions Engaged
Districts Across Malawi
Collaborative Projects Delivered
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