Titukulane Project Stories of Change

Titukulane, a $75 million USAID-funded initiative running from 2019 to 2025, aims to achieve sustainable, equitable, and resilient food and nutrition security for ultra-poor and vulnerable households in Mangochi and Zomba Districts of Malawi. Implemented by CARE and partners, including Emmanuel International, IFPRI, NASFAM, Save the Children and WaterAid, the project supports the Malawi National Resilience Strategy (NRS) by guiding investments in agriculture, enhancing shock recovery, promoting household resilience, and improving natural resource management.

The project focuses on three key domains: good governance and accountability at all levels; household, community and systems resilience; and gender equality, women’s empowerment, and youth opportunities. Cross-cutting objectives include gender equality, governance and accountability, youth engagement, and environmental safeguarding.