AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation: A Japanese-backed “School for All” programme near Antananarivo is bringing parents, teachers and communities into school decisions, while community-organised meals and lessons are helping improve children’s reading. Climate and livelihoods: In Faux Cap, hardy plants are being grown as green barriers to hold back shifting sand and strong winds, helping protect farmland and coastal communities from worsening drought and desertification. Cyclone resilience: A study in Ambanja finds that long-term NGO partnerships work best when they build on local knowledge; short-term, externally designed projects often leave communities struggling just to get by. Language and culture: Russian-language courses have been launched for officials in Madagascar, adding a new education link as the country expands international partnerships.
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