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Girls at Children in the Wilderness Camp (Photo by: Amanda Joynt, Children in the Wilderness) Girl at Kamuzu Central Hospital with a baby on her back (Photo by: Anna Sparks) Young boy at Ekwendeni AIDS Support Organization (Photo by: Anna Sparks) Woman carrying grain on her head (Photo by: Ephraim Mazizwa and Gift Livata, Opportunity International Bank of Malawi ) Two boys at Children in the Wilderness Camp (Photo by: Amanda Joynt, Children in the Wilderness)
 


Interesting Facts About Malawi

 
Population Malawi has a large population. About 12.5 million people live in a country the size of Pennsylvania. This is larger than Botswana (1.8 million), Rwanda (8.8 million), and Zambia (11.5 million.)
   
Life Expectancy The average Malawian lives to only 37 years old because of HIV/AIDS, malaria, and malnutrition.
   
Poverty Malawi is one of the 10 poorest countries on Earth. Over 55% of the population is living on less than $1 per day.
Malawians waiting in line for food at a USAID-supported food distribution in Southern Malawi (Photo by: Anna Sparks)

 
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