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El Niño is coming and the time for Malawi to prepare is running short
Key takeaways - Malawi faces a high El Niño risk heading into the 2026/27 growing season. Past El Niño events have reduced maize production, increased food insecurity, and strained household livelihoods across the country. - Early action is critical to limit those impacts and avert a potential human
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