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 July 2020, we are continuing to carry out our programmes in Madagascar, but we are constantly monitoring the situation and following official advice.
Read more about the situation in Madagascar and what we're doing to help.
Our financial resources are extremely limited, but we are taking action to increase community preparedness.
Buy a mask in the UK for £5, fund 5 masks in Madagascar. Protect yourself and people in Madagascar!
Fampahalalana momba ny Coronavirus eto Madagasikara (fiteny malagasy)
Get your business or organisation Coronavirus ready with English and Malagasy resources.
Our volunteering programmes in Madagascar 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'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.
Talking about conservation, development and sustainability in Madagascar. All articles
In March 2020, SEED’s Women’s Livelihoods Specialist interviewed weavers who held leadership positions in the Weavers’ Cooperative. Through these we gained a better understanding of how weavers manage their finances, their ideas about marketing and working with other businesses, and what they value about being members of the Cooperative.
An overview of our COVID-19 response in Madagascar, how the pandemic has developed, and what it means for our projects both now and in the future.
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Our SRHR education specialist for Project Safidy, Poppy Vernon, shares why she thinks Safidy is so important and valuable to young people in Madagascar.
For a small organisation like SEED Madagascar, 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.
Hosting a cake sale or a quiz night? Start a fundraising page and support our work.
We work with businesses to ensure your funding has a positive, measurable impact.
Calling all runners! We have regular places available in marathons and other events.
We're one of the first charities in the UK to accept cryptocurrency donations.
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