UNICEF Madagascar Malnutrition among children in southern Madagascar is expected to quadruple in the coming months as drought worsens. UNICEF and partners are responding, but more is urgently needed to prevent children from dying. Find out more Latest news and stories Article In Madagascar, disability is not a barrier to education In Madagascar, disability is not a barrier to education Read the story Article A mother’s commitment to caring for her disabled children In southern Madagascar, Raharisoa Marie Léonie works offer her six children a dignified and happy life. Read the story Photo Essay A health worker takes to the frontlines against COVID-19 With a population still largely unvaccinated against COVID-19, a health worker in Madagascar takes to the frontlines See the story Article FIAVOTA program improves the lives of thousands of families FIAVOTA (assistance in English) is an emergency cash transfer program designed to assist families severely affected by drought in southern Madagascar. Read the story Article In the south, access to water to regain some dignity In southern Madagascar, access to water is vital to regain some dignity Read the story Press release 16 March 2022 Through UNICEF Madagascar, UK provides continued emergency support to Madagascar Visit the page Load more items What we do for children in Madagascar Humanitarian appeal Resources Reports, publications or other sources of useful data Document Impact evaluation of UNICEF’s Let Us Learn cash transfer supplement social protection component in Madagascar Get the document Document Cost–benefit analysis of value-added tax exemption for soap in Madagascar Get the document Document KOICA - UNICEF: Improving the lives and futures of young people in Madagascar Get the document Report Universal and inclusive social protection for children Towards universal and inclusive social protection for children of Madagascar See the full report Report Children and agribusiness activities Impact analysis of agroindustry and cash crop sector activities on children's rights in Madagascar See the full report Report Simplified Drought Monitoring Simplified Drought Monitoring: Drawing Lessons from the Installation of a Groundwater Early Warning System in the South of Madagascar See the full report Report The potential impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on children The effects of the economic crisis on child poverty and the role of social protection in mitigating the effects of the crisis are presented. See the full report Document Sub-Saharan Africa: Growing up in crisis in a world of opportunities Get the document Load more items Videos Video Water trucking in Antananarivo Water trucking in Antananarivo Watch now Video WASH-related training for seamstresses and masons WASH-related training for seamstresses and masons in southeast Madagascar Watch now Video Giraldy has albinism, he talks about it... Like Giraldy, we stand for the right of everyone to live with respect and dignity, no matter what. Watch now Video Fake News - Safer Internet Day 2022 How to know the difference between reliable information and fake news Watch now Load more items What we do Programme Social policy and public finance for children UNICEF intervenes to strengthen commitment, accountability and national capacity for legislating and budgeting with a view to inclusive social policy Explore our work Programme Public-private partnership UNICEF intervenes to help the private sector promote the rights of the child Explore our work Programme Child protection Improved and equitable prevention of and response to exploitation of and violence against children in targeted provinces. Explore our work Programme Nutrition Support national and regional authorities to improve nutrition status of the most vulnerable Explore our work Programme Social policy For every child, a fair chance in life Explore our work Programme Health UNICEF works to expand the use of integrated health services for children under five years old with emphasis on newborns. Explore our work Programme Education The objective is that more girls and boys are enrolled, retained and learning in pre-primary and primary schools, and there are fewer children out of school Explore our work Programme Water, sanitation and hygiene Clean water, basic toilets and good hygiene practices are essential for the survival and development of children Explore our work Take action Tender notices Become one of our collaborators by answering our tender notices Tender notices Donate now Join UNICEF in doing whatever it takes to save and protect the world’s most vulnerable children. Donate Work with UNICEF Join our teams to promote the rights of every child Apply
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