SEED Madagascar

Re-Introducing Project Votsira

Re-introducing project votsira, focused on the health and wellbeing of mothers and newborns

Food Security Forecast for 2023 in Madagascar

Madagascar is barely recovering from a drought and famine, what does 2023 have in store?

Living and Learning with Climate Change in Southeast Madagascar

How do we deal with climate change and natural disasters in Madagascar? In this blog, Jemima shows us how SEED builds sustainable schools and how we handle extreme weather events.

Fire Prevention and Mitigation in Madagascar

Fire prevention is a key way to combat the harmful aftermath from the doubt and help save the forests

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.