Mable Chawinga

Mable Chawinga is a community level mediator. She has vast experience in managing community disagreements, especially on land disputes, gender-based violence, sexual violence against adolescent girls and young women. She has skills including designing inclusive mediation processes, conflict analysis, managing early warnings and response mechanisms, managing peace agreements and formulating policy briefs. She holds a Master's degree in Managing Peace and Security in Africa from Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia.

Chichewa, English

Malawi

Community

Working with youth, Establishing or advising state peace ministries, Violence prevention interventions, Engaging religious communities on social cohesion, Implementing government PVE/CVE programming, Policy formation support, Alternative dispute resolution, Digital facilitation and dialogues, Working with civil society, Working with governments who are conflict parties, Working with Indigenous and First Nation people, Working with women, Inclusive process design techniques, Conflict analysis

Conflict-related sexual violence, Gender-based violence, Gender inclusion and perspectives, Power-sharing arrangements, Power-sharing arrangements, Security arrangements, Women, peace and security, Youth, peace and security

Geographical Region

Mable Chawinga

Languages

Context expertise

Experience of mediation

Technical Skill

Thematic Knowledge