Teaching Against the Odds: Strengthening Educators in Rural Madagascar
The article explains how SEED Madagascar’s Project Masoandro is strengthening education by investing in teachers across rural Anosy.
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The article explains how SEED Madagascar’s Project Masoandro is strengthening education by investing in teachers across rural Anosy.
This article explores how climate change intensifies gender-based violence (GBV) in southern Madagascar, where restrictive social norms and poverty leave women and girls especially vulnerable. Drawing on the experiences of SEED Madagascar staff Paula Amour and Espérante Razafisambatra, it highlights the intersection of climate impacts, harmful coping strategies, and limited support systems, while showcasing SEED’s initiatives to strengthen GBV prevention, awareness, and community resilience.
Madagascar’s unique honeybee is helping farmers fight deforestation and climate shocks. Through SEED’s Project Renitantely, rural beekeepers are building resilience, protecting biodiversity, and sustaining livelihoods in the Anosy region.