Creating a dedicated seed fund for micro-enterprise projects. Initiated and implemented by the villagers, with support from Zahana, it makes… read more
The extreme food shortages and economic impacts of COVID-19, combined with the severe climate-induced drought in southern Madagascar, have r… read more
We started this project to create an environment for learning and in cooperation with the community the school was successfully built (see v… read more
1. Empower people to make their own improved cookstove using only locally available materials 2. Teach bio-charcoal production from renewabl… read more
In the past year, our donors helped us train skilled artisans and grow wild silk production from a trickle into a stream, transforming Malag… read more
Phase II of the Renitantely Project focuses on enhancing beekeeper's knowledge and capacity to ensure the sustainability of their livelihood… read more
The central part of Madagascar has to cope with multiple damage such as destruction of crops, disappearance of land, silting of rice paddies… read more
SEED Madagascar (SEED) will provide the communities of southeast Madagascar access to improved education, health, and livelihoods while prot… read more
Nearly 20% of known animal species and 60% of known plant species in Madagascar are threatened with extinction, alongside a 44% decline in f… read more
Madagascar is currently experiencing extreme food shortages and rising prices caused by the economic impact of COVID-19, pest outbreaks, and… read more
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