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  • About Us
    • What is Tiyeni?
    • Our history
    • Malawi: The warm heart of Africa
    • Meet the team
    • Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
  • Our work
    • The issues >
      • Climate change
      • Soil, water, and life
      • Multidimensional poverty
      • Dig deeper
    • What we do >
      • Smallholder farmer training
      • Deep Bed Farming
      • Lunyangwa Watershed Programme
      • Where we work
      • Collaborative working
      • Training materials
    • Presentations about Tiyeni
  • Our impact
    • Facts and figures
    • Testimonials and case studies
    • Research
    • Ministry of Agriculture approval
    • Sustainable Development Goals
  • Get involved
    • Join our cause
    • Fundraising
    • Corporate partnerships
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The University of Livingstonia (UNILIA) is a Malawian university with over 2,000 students across its three campuses. Tiyeni’s Deep Bed Farming method for water and soil management is an integral part of one of UNILIA’s Agricultural Sciences courses. Tiyeni staff are working with the university to administer the course at their Kaning’ina campus. Tiyeni also engaged with UNILIA faculty member Professor Bernard Kamanga, a socio-economist, as part of our African Development Bank Group-funded project with Malawi’s Northern Region Water Board.
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  • About Us
    • What is Tiyeni?
    • Our history
    • Malawi: The warm heart of Africa
    • Meet the team
    • Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
  • Our work
    • The issues >
      • Climate change
      • Soil, water, and life
      • Multidimensional poverty
      • Dig deeper
    • What we do >
      • Smallholder farmer training
      • Deep Bed Farming
      • Lunyangwa Watershed Programme
      • Where we work
      • Collaborative working
      • Training materials
    • Presentations about Tiyeni
  • Our impact
    • Facts and figures
    • Testimonials and case studies
    • Research
    • Ministry of Agriculture approval
    • Sustainable Development Goals
  • Get involved
    • Join our cause
    • Fundraising
    • Corporate partnerships
    • Vacancies
  • News
  • Donate