SEED Madagascar

Life in Sainte Luce as an SCRP Volunteer

Bella shows ongoing conservation research in St. Luce, southeast Madagascar

Forging connections between SRHR organisations in Madagascar

Cooperation between sexual and reproductive health and rights groups is key for better access to information. To strengthen advocacy around these topics, SEED launched the national sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Network.

Teaching the Teachers: Introducing Sexuality Education at Madagascar’s Largest Teacher Training University

Long-term thinking: how building the capacity of health workers can be critical to community recovery and resilience

Ana discusses the importance of capacity building in communities for long term resilience

Climate change, climate resilience: The fishers of project Oratsimba

Quinn highlights the resources SEED Madagascar is supplying to local fishers in the face of climate change and recovery from the COVID-19 economic slump.

Sekoly Maintso

Beth takes us through our new green school initiative, making communities sustainable and providing education infrastructure for teachers and students.

Sticking with Sanitation: Combatting slippage in open defecation free communities

SEED Madagascar's WASH program supports over 1,000 communities in Southeast Madagascar. Bethany describes the work of Mamitiana and his team to support these communities.

Second Anniversary of the SRHR Network

SEED hosted the second anniversary of the SRHR Network!

A Quick Update from Project Safidy - Intensive SRHR Capacity Building 

Tsinjo gives us an update on teacher training and our partnership with the Ministry of National Education

Building Bonds and Resilience: outcomes of our Emergency Response

Emily takes us through the food distribution programme and the long-term benefits provided to the families and individuals who have increased food security. SEED Madagascar currently works with 15 different community centres and provides relief for families in Southeast Madagascar.