Get Information.
Have Your Say.
Influence.
Local government authorities, Ministries, Departments and Agencies in Malawi receive funding from the national budget and for some, they have active public revenue collection streams. Mzinda aims to provide a convenient platform through which citizens can access information on Local government authority budgets, expenditures and procurement processes.
Send your SMSes to
+265 985 560776 or +265 889 560776
We use technology solutions to empower communities and give a voice to the people.
24
Service Delivery Engagements
12
Public Expenditure Engagements
43
Documents Shared
The Mzinda Platform
Is a dynamic and integrated web and mobile based platform through which citizens and government agencies can conveniently engage. Under the Voices and Actions for Accountability in Malawi (VAAM) project; Mzinda will be used as a tool through which citizens in targeted implementation areas conveniently request for information on budgets for planned projects, expenditure lines and procurement processes.
- It has to be noted that the VAAM project is being implemented at both national and Local Authority level in seven district councils across the three regions of Malawi; namely Blantyre, Dowa, Mangochi, Ntcheu, Mzimba, Mzuzu and Zomba.
- Hivos and CCJP LL are will monitor and report Implementation of activities with the hope of increasing dialogue and exchange of information on public expenditure between Local Government Authorities and citizens.
Featured Updates
CCJP Moves in to Check Financial Management in Local Councils
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace says continued abuse of public resources in local councils is due to shunning residents from participating in financial management activities like tendering of big projects.
11-Feb-2022
CCJP decries rising corruption levels in councils: Corruption is a serious violation of human rights
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) has singled out continued sidelining of ordinary citizens in Public Finance Management (PFM) and procurement of materials for development projects as one of the major contributors to endemic corruption
21-Jan-2022
