NGO and Non Profit Jobs

NGO and non profit jobs in Malawi play a key role in improving lives through education, health, agriculture, environment, and social development programs. This page highlights the latest NGO vacancies from top local and international organizations working across Malawi. Whether you are a graduate looking for entry-level positions or a professional seeking senior roles in project management, research, or community development, you’ll find valuable listings and career guidance to help you build a meaningful career in the humanitarian and development sector.

NGO and Non Profit Jobs in Malawi

 

 

 

 

 

FAQs for 2026 NGO Jobs, Tenders & Consultancies for Malawi

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The NGO landscape in Malawi is dominated by health and agricultural development. Key employers for 2026 include:

Salaries in the NGO sector are generally higher than the Malawi Civil Service but vary by funding source (e.g., USAID, EU, or private foundations).

Career LevelNational NGO (Annual MWK)International NGO (Annual MWK/USD)
Entry Level (0-2 yrs)MK 6,000,000 – MK 9,500,000MK 12,000,000 – MK 18,000,000
Mid-Level (3-7 yrs)MK 10,000,000 – MK 18,000,000MK 24,000,000 – MK 45,000,000
Senior/Head (8+ yrs)MK 20,000,000 – MK 35,000,000MK 50,000,000 – MK 120,000,000+

Note: Senior roles in UN agencies like UNDP often use the G or P scale, where a G6 role can start at approximately $1,300/month.

The most reliable source for 2026 is Ntchito.com’s Tenders Section. High-value tenders are typically issued by the European Union and the World Bank Malawi. Search terms like "Supply and Delivery of Medical Equipment Malawi" or "Consultancy for Baseline Survey Malawi" are currently trending.

  • M&E (Monitoring and Evaluation): Proficiency in KoboToolbox or DHIS2.

  • Grant Writing: Ability to secure funding from Global Fund or USAID.

  • Climate Finance: Expertise in sustainable agriculture and carbon credits.

Yes. 2026 trends show a rise in Graduate Trainee Programs and Paid Internships. Look for the UN Volunteers (UNV) program or intern roles at One Acre Fund.

While Lilongwe is the hub (Capital City), many field roles are centered in Blantyre, Zomba, and Mzuzu. Specialized health roles are often focused in Neno (PIH) and Salima.

Yes, all NGO employees are subject to Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) PAYE (Pay As You Earn) taxes, unless they are international staff with specific diplomatic exemptions.

Always check the official Ntchito.com Tenders page. Legitimate NGOs like CARE Malawi will never ask for a "processing fee" or "security deposit" during the bidding process.