Welcome to WASH International Trust in Malawi

Empowering Communities β€’ Building Resilience β€’ Driving Sustainable Change
WASH International Trust is dedicated to improving the quality of life through sustainable access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene, climate-smart agriculture, environmental conservation, and economic empowerment. Together with communities and partners, we create lasting solutions that promote health, resilience, and inclusive development across Malawi.
πŸ’§ Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
🚰 Small-scale Irrigation Systems
🌱 Climate Justice & Green Villages
🌳 Gender & Economic Empowerment
πŸ’° Technology & Farmer Research Centre
πŸ›°οΈ Geospatial Information & Knowledge Management

The 8 pillars are interconnected in a strategic framework focusing on Climate Justice, Economic Empowerment and Resilience Building and Farmer Research and Knowledge Sharing.

Watch how WASHI Trust’s interconnected model is empowering women, men and youth in Mchinji district and with your support, WASHI will scale up the model to other districts in Malawi.
We actively collaborate towards the global agenda of ending deep structural WASH poverty and climatic shocks by building resilience and strengthening community self-supporting systems. WASH services will help build safety nets at the family and community level in rural Malawi.
Operating under strict internal controls and comprehensive field audits to ensure development capital directly creates functional infrastructure assets and strengthens livelihoods.
Utilizing active geospatial assessments to eliminate redundancies and optimize deployment intervals across high-vulnerability targets.
All implemented water, agricultural, and sanitation systems are fully transferred to native community committees for localized operational continuity.

Support Us

We welcome International Grantors, Bilateral Partners, Local Consortia, Foundations, Private Investors and Individuals to support our work in building resilience and safety nets at the family and community level through the development of low-cost WASH services in rural Malawi.