Our Projects

The Tikonze Mjigo Maintenance Systems (TIMMS) Project is an operation, repair, and maintenance initiative aimed at ensuring the sustainability of water supply systems in rural communities. Implemented by BASEDA from 2006 to 2021, the project targeted seven districts in the Southern and Eastern regions of Malawi: Mulanje, Thyolo, Chiradzulu,

The Newcastle Disease Control Project was implemented by BASEDA between 2016 and 2022, covering the districts of Lilongwe, Zomba, and Phalombe. This project aimed to address the widespread problem of Newcastle disease, a highly contagious viral disease that devastates poultry populations, particularly in rural communities that heavily rely on

  The Madzi Mjigo Project was an Operation, Repair, and Maintenance initiative implemented by BASEDA in the Central Region of Malawi, specifically targeting the districts of Lilongwe, Dedza, and Ntcheu. This project ran from 2006 to 2020 and was funded by the French Development Agency (AFD), with InterAide as the consortium lead and BASEDA

  The HIV Prevention and Care Project focused on raising awareness and promoting healthy behaviors, especially among young people. Running from 2004 to 2006 and funded by the European Union (EU), this project targeted Lilongwe District with the goal of increasing HIV/AIDS awareness, encouraging healthier lifestyle choices, and improving

  The Capacity Building of Water Point Committees (WPCs) project, funded by Japanese Tobacco International (JTI) Malawi, aimed to strengthen local communities' ability to manage and maintain their water systems. Implemented in Lilongwe, Machinga, Rumphi, Ntchisi, Kasungu, Dedza, Mzimba, and Dowa districts, the project focused on empowering

  The WASH System Strengthening Initiative is a project aimed at improving the governance and functionality of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services in Dedza District, Malawi. This project is implemented in partnership with Welthungerhilfe (WHH) and the Water and Environmental Sanitation Network (WESNET), with BASEDA as a key