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SEED visited with Mr. Joffrey, Headteacher at Beandry EPP, to gather information on the new school building and discuss how the school withstood Cyclone Jude.
Madagascar faces a critical juncture as newly imposed U.S. tariffs threaten its key textile exports, compounding existing economic fragility fuelled by climate shocks and unpredictable aid. The impacts extend beyond job losses to issues of gender equality and community resilience. Amid rising food insecurity and infrastructure devastation from cyclones, Madagascar's vulnerabilities are intensified by reduced international support. These interconnected challenges highlight the urgent need for stable aid, fair trade policies, and global climate justice. SEED Madagascar advocates for community-based resilience to counter systemic risks and sustain livelihoods.
Climate change is exacerbating maternal and child health challenges in Madagascar, with impacts such as unsafe water, extreme heat, food insecurity, and disrupted healthcare services. Community-led initiatives like SEED Madagascar’s Projects Votsira and Miatrika are empowering local communities to build resilience, while advocacy for gender-equal representation in climate policy highlights the need for inclusive, sustainable solutions.
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