Conference Proceeding
Published 2021
Bridging Disaster Risk and Internal Displacement in Malawi: Reflections on Malawi’s Disaster Risk Management Policy
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Mr. Joe Mlenga
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Journalism & Media Studies
4 total publications
Joe Mlenga hails from Chibwana village, TA Kuntaja, Blantyre. He went to Likhubula and Dharap (Namiwawa) Primary Schools in Blantyre, before being selected to HHI Secondary School.
Joe acquired a Bachelor's Degree in Social Science at Chancellor...
Joe acquired a Bachelor's Degree in Social Science at Chancellor...
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Abstract
This article is a short discussion of the Malawi Disaster Risk Management Policy, a document that is indirectly linked to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in that country.
The paper focuses on how the Policy can be advantageous for internally displaced persons, despite the fact that it does not have terminology such as ‘internal displacement’ or ‘internally displaced persons’. The paper ends by making three recommendations on policy and legislation regarding IDPs in Malawi.
The paper focuses on how the Policy can be advantageous for internally displaced persons, despite the fact that it does not have terminology such as ‘internal displacement’ or ‘internally displaced persons’. The paper ends by making three recommendations on policy and legislation regarding IDPs in Malawi.
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2021
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Proceedings Title
Global Engage Network on Internal Displacement in Africa
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1-5
Conference Dates
6-7 September 2019
Conference Place
University of Pretoria
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