Malawi Barometer 2013: Chapter 8 Peace building an...
Malawi Barometer 2013: Chapter 8 Peace building and conflict resolution
Date: November 27, 2013
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Key points
Overall, citizens scored the government 53% in terms of progress towards meeting the targets on peace building and conflict resolution in the SADC Gender Protocol.
There is no SGDI score for this sector.
The relative political and socio-economic instability the country experienced over the last two years before the swearing in of the incumbent President Joyce Banda in April 2012 could have influenced the score.
The territorial wrangle over Lake Nyasa in Tanzania known as Lake Malawi in Malawi may have also influenced the score.
Women citizens gave the country 52% compared to 53% given by men.
Data for women’s representation and participation in this sector is not readily available hence there are still a lot of information gaps.
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