Madagascar
Why is rice the Malagasy staple food?
This week, Philémon takes us into the story of rice in Madagascar, how it came to be the main staple food, and why it is so important.
Coronavirus / COVID-19
SEED Madagascar will always act responsibly to protect the community of Fort Dauphin, and the people throughout Madagascar that we work with and employ. As of September 2020, we are continuing to carry out our programmes, but we are constantly monitoring the situation and following official advice.
COVID-19 Response
We're working with local partners to prevent and control the spread of Coronavirus in Madagascar.
How you can help
Our financial resources are extremely limited, but we are taking action to increase community preparedness.
Mask Exchange
Buy a mask in the UK for £5, fund 5 masks in Madagascar. Protect yourself and people here!
COVID-19 in Madagascar
Read more about the situation and where you can find accurate information.
Momba ny Coronavirus
Fampahalalana momba ny Coronavirus eto Madagasikara (fiteny malagasy)
Volunteering
Our volunteering programmes are currently suspended, but you can register your interest for when they resume.
As this situation continues, we will be publishing accurate, verified information about Coronavirus on our social media channels: https://www.facebook.com/SEEDMadagascar/
We are working towards sustainable, environment, education and development goals across southeast Madagascar.
What makes us different?
We're a small organisation focused on just one region of one country.
We don't have fancy offices or high-paid staff, we spend more money on our projects.
We work with local people to find sustainable solutions.
From the SEED blog
Talking about conservation, development and sustainability in the Eighth Continent. All articles
WASH
World Handwashing Day in Anosy, Madagascar
As we celebrate World Handwashing Day 2020, we take a look at the activities planned for the day, and reflect upon the progress being made to promote the active use of hand washing throughout Madagascar in the shadow of COVID-19.
Madagascar
Maintaining psychological well-being in paradise
For World Mental Health Day, we take a look at the difficulties faced by international staff, who often spend a year or more away from family and friends while in Madagascar. How do people maintain their wellbeing?
Support our work
For a small organisation like SEED, your contributions make a real difference. With a few clicks, you can provide the support that could change someone’s life by donating towards our vital project work in southeast Madagascar.
Fundraise for SEED
Hosting a cake sale or a quiz night? Start a fundraising page and support our work.
Corporate Social Responsibility
We work with businesses to ensure your funding has a positive, measurable impact.
Marathons & races
Calling all runners! We have regular places available in marathons and other events.
Cryptocurrency donations
We're one of the first charities in the UK to accept cryptocurrency donations.