Every project at MZUDO is designed with, by, and for women and girls with disabilities — driving inclusion across climate action, health, education, economic empowerment, and advocacy.
Flagship project ensuring women and girls with disabilities are active participants in climate decision-making and disaster risk reduction across Northern Malawi.
Establish accessible platforms for OPDs to influence climate change decisions
Engage District Councils on inclusive disaster response planning
Train women with disabilities as community climate champions
Produce disability-inclusive climate policy briefs
Disability Rights Fund (DRF)
1,200+
2023 – 2026
Mzuzu City, Mzimba, Nkhata Bay...
Flagship project ensuring women and girls with disabilities are active participants in climate decision-making and disaster risk reduction across Northern Malawi.
A multi-year advocacy campaign that contributed to the passage of the landmark Persons with Disabilities Act by Malawi Parliament in December 2023.
Advocating for accessible school environments, disability-friendly materials, and trained teachers across Northern Malawi to ensure no girl is left behind.
Improving access to inclusive, non-discriminatory health services and sexual reproductive health information for women and girls with disabilities.
Building sustainable livelihoods through vocational training, savings groups, entrepreneurship mentoring, and linkages to inclusive financial services.
Conducting participatory research with women and girls with disabilities to generate data that shapes policies, programs, and community development at local and national levels.
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Advocacy meetings with the District Council, Department of Climate Change, and Department of Disaster Management Affairs to establish accessible platforms for OPDs.
Meeting with the Department of Disaster Management Affairs and District Council to ensure continued engagement of OPDs in the review and implementation of the district disaster response plan.
Two-day training workshop equipping healthcare workers with skills and knowledge to provide non-discriminatory, accessible care to women and girls with disabilities.
We hold ourselves accountable through clear goals and regular monitoring. Here's where we stand across our key focus areas as of 2025.