Education
The Ground-breaking Ceremony at Beraketa Primary School
Alice recounts the ground breaking ceremony for the Beraketa primary school.
The SEED blog
Talking about sustainable environment, education and development in southeast Madagascar. New articles every week from our team!
Community Health
Food distribution continued… all because of you!
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...
Education
Solar Powered Education
SEED's proud to partner with Jiro-Ve to deliver solar solutions to schools and rural villages.
Community Health
Introducing the Reninjaza: Understanding the role of traditional medicine during pregnancy in Fort Dauphin, Madagascar
Arabella introduces us to Reninjaza, the role of midwives and traditional medicine for pregnancy in Southeast Madagascar.
News
SEED's Head Office Goes Virtual
SEED closes the door on 1a Beethoven Street to become a virtual team...
Education
World Menstrual Hygiene Day: How SEED's Sekoly Programme is Striving for Gender-Responsive Education
On World Menstrual Hygiene Day, Nicole takes a look at how recent innovations in SEED's Sekoly Programme have been helping to realise the full potential of girls by meeting their menstrual health management needs.
Education
The living fence; a green solution gaining ground
Noëlle tells us how school infrastructure can also provide important climate-mitigating effects!
Education
Advocates and Artists: Students design mural for SEED’s first Green School
Noëlle tells us about SEED Madagascar's efforts with teachers and students to make our first green school!
Sustainable Livelihoods
Building capacity in beekeepers: a community-based approach
Noëlle discusses with beekeeping technicans Fidson and Pierros the challenges local beekeepers are facing and how they provide support in their communities.
Education
Extreme Weather: One More Barrier to Education Access in Southeast Madagascar
Access to education is an essential factor that can contribute to the development of a country and unlock employment opportunities in various ways, representing an essential pathway out of poverty.