SEED Madagascar is a UK registered charity working alongside a Malagasy NGO which aims to help people in communities in SE Madagascar tackle extreme poverty and preserve one of the planet's most unique and endangered environments, working towards health and well-being, sustainable livelihoods and effective management of natural resources. The charity relies on overseas volunteers to support its grassroots projects and it works through various media to raise awareness at an international level about Madagascar.
Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:
By Cassie Senn | Programmes and Office Assistant
The Ala Programme: Phase III has made significant progress toward restoring and protecting the Sainte Luce Littoral Forest (SLLF) in southeastern Madagascar, one of the country’s most threatened... Read the full report ›By Cassie Senn | Programmes and Office Assistant
With 54% of primary-school-aged children in Anosy not enrolled in school and falling investment in infrastructure nationally, the education system is facing a crisis. Insufficient or non-existent... Read the full report ›By Ellen Manwaring | Programmes and Office Assistant
Access to safe, inclusive learning environments remains a significant challenge for many rural communities in southeast Madagascar. Through the Sekoly project, SEED is working alongside communities to... Read the full report ›
