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WFP Malawi Country Brief - July 2026
WFP operational update detailing a $68M funding deficit, El Niño risks, returnee influx, and severe ration cut threats affecting >63,000 refugees in Dzaleka Camp from September 2026.
World Food Programme · 22 Jul 2026
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pdfWFP Malawi Country Brief - July 2026
WFP operational update detailing a $68M funding deficit, El Niño risks, returnee influx, and severe ration cut threats affecting >63,000 refugees in Dzaleka Camp from September 2026.
World Food Programme
News and Press Release
Web ArticleNew Survey Reveals Mixed Health and Living Conditions in Dzaleka Refugee Camp
Dzaleka Online article summarizing the 2024 survey findings on health, sanitation, water access, employment, family planning, nutrition, and household conditions in Dzaleka.
Dzaleka Online
Report
PDFMalawi: Understanding the Health, Nutrition and Population Situation in Dzaleka Refugee Camp 2024
Report comparing Dzaleka Refugee Camp with the rest of Malawi using data from the 2024 Malawi Demographic and Health Survey.
National Statistical Office of Malawi and UNHCR
Health
Academic PaperFood insecurity and dietary diversity among women living in Dzaleka refugee camp, Malawi
A comprehensive 2025 health study investigating the nutritional challenges, food insecurity levels, and dietary limitations faced by women residents in Dzaleka.
Mary O. Hearst, Sarah J. Hoffman, et al.
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Case StudyWe are proud of our humanitarian workers: Refugee workers in Dzaleka
A case study by Plan International highlighting the contributions and stories of refugee humanitarian workers serving their own community within Dzaleka Refugee Camp.
Plan International Malawi
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Academic PaperTransforming attitudes through strategic infrastructuring: The Tumaini festival in Malawi's Dzaleka refugee camp
An academic examination of the role of the Tumaini Festival in creating positive interactions between refugees and the host community through strategic cultural infrastructure.
Lisa Gilman
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