AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFood Security: As El Niño strengthens, families in southern Madagascar are facing food shortages earlier than usual. Action Against Hunger is urging governments and donors to help communities prepare for further crop losses. Youth and Politics: A year after Gen Z protests helped oust Andry Rajoelina, young activists say basic demands remain unmet; a promised constitutional process is still underway, with elections planned for late 2027. Digital Skills: Madagascar’s technical education ministry and Orange Madagascar have partnered to expand digital training and connect vocational courses with jobs, with a focus on opportunities for young people and women. Yas Madagascar has also opened a digital learning hub in Antsirabe for children and young adults. Enterprise: A Stanford-backed programme is bringing business training and ongoing support to established Malagasy companies, aiming to help them grow and create economic opportunity. Women’s Aspirations: A regional study including Madagascar examines what women aged 15–35 want for their education, work and family lives—and the social barriers that can hold them back.
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