Talking about sustainable environment, education and development in southeast Madagascar. New articles every week from our team!
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.
Held annually on the 17th of October, the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is a global observance aimed at fostering understanding and dialogue between people experiencing poverty and the wider society. This blog discusses SEED's impact on healthcare access and poverty reduction in rural Madagascar.
The pregnancy and childbirth journey for Malagasy women is deeply rooted in unique cultural traditions passed down through generations. These traditions honour the strength and resilience of Malagasy women and are dedicated to nurturing the well-being of both mother and child.
In honour of World Food Day, SEED is taking a close look at food access and insecurity in Madagascar, reflecting on successes of past food security projects.
Shira discusses the Maputo Protocol and rethinking Madagascar’s engagement with sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).
Project Votsira's community education efforts are helping citizens learn about better sexual health practices.
In April, we launched our fundraising campaign ‘£24,000-in-24 days’. Faced with a funding shortfall of £24,000 to ensure we could continue this round of food distribution to the end, we reached out to you for support...
Arabella introduces us to Reninjaza, the role of midwives and traditional medicine for pregnancy in Southeast Madagascar.
Last month Project Safidy hosted the third national Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Conference in collaboration with the SRHR Network Initiative, an activist group of 37 member organisations with a shared vision of improving SRHR outcomes across Madagascar.
