AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoEducation: A Japanese-backed programme near Antananarivo is using school committees, community meals and remedial lessons to improve learning. Local educators report better reading, while parents and teachers help set priorities and oversee funds. Cyclone Resilience: A study in Ambanja finds long-term NGO partnerships can help communities recover from repeated storms, but short-lived projects often overlook local knowledge and leave families coping rather than thriving. Community & Faith: Prince Albert’s recent visit to Akamasoa brought him together with Father Pedro Opeka and 12,000 young people for a celebration of education and solidarity. In Mahajanga, the Ahl al-Bayt Center also held a ceremony honouring Lady Fatima and Islamic scholar Sayyid Muhammad Ridha al-Shirazi. Language & Culture: The Russian House in Madagascar has opened language classes for civil servants and lawmakers, while construction has begun in Antananarivo on the country’s first Russian Orthodox church, alongside a children’s shelter and craft workshops. Travel: A new liveaboard, the Madagascar Aggressor, is set to begin diving trips around Nosy Be and the northwestern archipelagos in June 2027.
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