Interesting blogs, stories and experiences by our development workers.
Progressio development workers are experienced and professionally qualified specialists who offer skills, expertise and knowledge that is not available locally. The key role of our development workers is to transfer their skills and knowledge to our partner organisations. Together with the partner organisations, they work alongside local people, supporting them to find solutions to the problems they face.

Lubowa Eriasafu (5th on the front row from the right) in a joint photo with the participants of a training workshop on Advocacy for CSONA members in Lilongwe
16 December 2016
Personal Experience: Lubowa Eriasafu
Lubowa Eriasafu, from Uganda, was until recently a Progressio development worker in Malawi, with...
Malawi, Participation and effective governance
28 July 2016
Personal Experience: Tafadzwa Muropa
Tafadzwa Roberta Muropa, from Zimbabwe, was a Progressio development worker in Malawi from March...
Malawi, Participation and effective governance
Mobilizing CSO's to form a district CSO's Nutrition platform in Blantyre, Malawi
20 June 2016
Advocacy and communications training by Progressio's Development Worker in Malawi
Eriasafu Lubowa, Progressio's Development Worker who is a specialist in advocacy and communications...
Latest, Malawi
Development worker Viola Kuhaisa Muhangi
21 June 2011
Personal Experience: Viola Kuhaisa Muhangi
Viola was a development worker from Uganda who wrote this as she was near the end of her two-year...
Malawi, Participation, Participation and effective governance
Development worker Innocent Ogaba
29 September 2010
Personal experience: Innocent Ogaba
Innocent is from Uganda and is currently working as an Environment and Product and Market Adviser...
Environment, Malawi, Sustainable environment
Mandlenkosi Mpofu making a presentation
15 June 2010
Personal experience: Mandlenkosi Mpofu
Mandlenkosi is from Zimbabwe and is currently working as an Electoral Support Adviser with the...
Malawi, Participation, Participation and effective governance