UNICEF Madagascar Despite climate change, UNICEF remains committed to ensuring uninterrupted access to education for all children, empowering them to reach their full potential and thrive. Find out more Latest news and stories Article Sarah and Stella, pursuing their dreams and education Five years after our first meeting in the middle school, two young sisiters achieve another milestone on their education journey. Read the story Article A “good practices bowl” for a better diet in infants and you 20,000 illustrated feeding bowls have been distributed by UNICEF and its partners in the regions most affected by malnutrition Read the story Article Harena, the rebirth of a little girl after the cyclones - Read the story Article From open defecation to Community Transformation - Read the story Article Mobile health teams provide assistance remote communities Since cyclone Freddy hit the island in March 2023, UNICEF and partners have supported access to and continuity of essential health and nutritional services Read the story Article New hope for the village of Ankaranabo The community of Ankaranabo, in the south of Madagascar, expressed their satisfaction at the announcement of the Ecovillage project. Read the story Load more items What we do for children in Madagascar Humanitarian appeal Resources Reports, publications or other sources of useful data Document An urgent nutrition and food security response is needed in the Great South-East of Madagascar Get the document Report Policy brief - Investing in social protection Note de synthèse - Investir dans la protection sociale pour réduire le travail des enfants See the full report Report Investing in social protection to reduce child labour Investing in social protection to reduce child labour and improve child well-being See the full report Report A disability inclusive social protection system Leaving no-one behind : a disability inclusive social protection system for Madagascar See the full report Document The life of children with disabilities in Madagascar Policy brief on the life of children with disabilities in Madagascar Get the document Document Gender inequalities in Madagascar Policy brief on gender inequalities in Madagascar Get the document Report Evaluation of the Joint Programme of the UN Joint SDG Fund Formative Evaluation of the Integrated Social Protection Programme in the South of Madagascar See the full report Report JRC and OJM review Review of the initiatives of Junior Reporters’ Clubs (JRC) and One Minute Junior (OMJ) in Madagascar for the period 2016-2020 See the full report Load more items Videos Video Leonie and her children benefit from Zara Mira Child benefit Leonie and her children benefit from Zara Mira Child benefits Watch now Video Héma, nurse and COVID-19 vaccinating agent in Antananarivo Tsoa Héma is a nurse and COVID-19 vaccinating agent in Antananarivo. Watch now Video Break the silence around menstruations! UNICEF and partners aim to raise awareness and change negative social norms around menstrual health and hygiene. Watch now Video Water trucking in Antananarivo Water trucking in Antananarivo 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 Article Sarah and Stella, pursuing their dreams and education Five years after our first meeting in the middle school, two young sisiters achieve another milestone on their education journey. Read the story Article A “good practices bowl” for a better diet in infants and you 20,000 illustrated feeding bowls have been distributed by UNICEF and its partners in the regions most affected by malnutrition Read the story Article Harena, the rebirth of a little girl after the cyclones - Read the story Article From open defecation to Community Transformation - Read the story Article Mobile health teams provide assistance remote communities Since cyclone Freddy hit the island in March 2023, UNICEF and partners have supported access to and continuity of essential health and nutritional services Read the story Article New hope for the village of Ankaranabo The community of Ankaranabo, in the south of Madagascar, expressed their satisfaction at the announcement of the Ecovillage project. Read the story Photo essay A fresh start for the vulnerable youth of Analanjirofo. A fresh start: hope returns for the vulnerable youth of Analanjirofo. See the story Article Severe weather disrupts children’s education in Madagascar. Nearly 100,000 students could not attend school for several weeks after cyclone Freddy battered the southeast and southwest of Madagascar. Read the story Article Addiah takes her granddaughter to have her 1st vaccination Delighted to finally be a grandmother, 59-year-old Addiah took her 5-day-old granddaughter Leyannah to receive her first vaccinations Read the story Article Get your child vaccinated to protect them. If you want what is best for your children, get them vaccinated! Read the story Article Scouts: committed heroes for their community Scouts: committed heroes do not hesitate to risk their lives to save others Read the story Article The most vulnerable victim of climate change The most vulnerable populations are still the first victims of climate change in Madagascar. Read the story Document An urgent nutrition and food security response is needed in the Great South-East of Madagascar Get the document Article Applying the “Four WASH Key Messages” – Healthy Daily Life Implementing the 4 WASH key messages at Belafika Haut Health Centre transformed habits and boosted the morale of inhabitants, particularly patients. Read the story Article Water safety in the village of Beroy Nord Securing drinking water in Beroy Nord village reduces healthcare costs and brings about transformative shifts in the villagers' habits and behaviors. Read the story Article Better managing water Getting down to better managing water: source of life and blessing Read the story Load more items
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