UNICEF Madagascar UNICEF Madagascar Children and young people have a right to a safe and livable planet. UNICEF stands with them and urges leaders to listen and take urgent Climate Action. The climate crisis is a child rights crisis. Find out more Latest news and stories Article Elio and the long road to recovery. Two months after Cyclone Gezani, healthcare services are operating again, but remain fragile despite emergency assistance. Read now Article Multiple micronutrient supplement In this account, Josiane talks about the benefits of the new multiple micronutrient supplement for her pregnancy Read now Article Emagnasoa: when legal identity paves the way for the future In the Ampanihy district, the Zara Mira programme demonstrates the effectiveness of an integrated approach Read now Article Emmanuel, protector of water and agent of change In the village of Behara Poste, access to clean water is becoming a real catalyst for change, thanks to the active involvement of the community. Read now Article Women in Action: Where Change Begins In south-eastern Madagascar, a group of women has taken charge of their own destiny and has become a true model of leadership within their community. Read now Photo essay Humanitarian crisis:UNICEF and its partners are on the front This photo essay highlights the efforts of UNICEF and its partners to carry out mass screening for malnutrition in regions facing a humanitarian crisis. See now Load more items What we do for children in Madagascar Humanitarian appeal Resources Reports, publications or other sources of useful data Report Flash update #4 Cyclones Fytia and Gezani UNICEF emergency response: actions implemented Read now Report Flash update #3 Cyclones Fytia and Gezani UNICEF emergency response: actions implemented Read now Report Flash update #2 Cyclones Fytia and Gezani UNICEF emergency response: actions implemented Read now Report Flash Update #1 Cyclones Fytia and Gezani UNICEF emergency response: actions implemented Read now Document Summative evaluation of UNICEF supported child protection An evaluation carried out to inform the Office and the Child Protection Section in the fine-tuning and review of the Child Protection Programme 2024–2028. Read now Document Guide for Family-Friendly Workplaces for all businesses By supporting parents in the workplace, every child has a chance for a better start in life. Read now Document Enhancing the Social Register’s contribution to climate disaster risk reduction in Madagascar Read now Flagship report For every child, a better future UNICEF Country Programme In Madagascar 2024 – 2028 Read now Load more items Videos Video Childhood in the south of Madagascar Perspectives on daily life Watch now 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 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 Learn more Programme Public-private partnership UNICEF intervenes to help the private sector promote the rights of the child Learn more Programme Child protection Improved and equitable prevention of and response to exploitation of and violence against children in targeted provinces. Learn more Programme Nutrition Support national and regional authorities to improve nutrition status of the most vulnerable Learn more Programme Social policy For every child, a fair chance in life Learn more Programme Health UNICEF works to expand the use of integrated health services for children under five years old with emphasis on newborns. Learn more 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 Learn more Programme Water, sanitation and hygiene Clean water, basic toilets and good hygiene practices are essential for the survival and development of children Learn more Take action Article Elio and the long road to recovery. Two months after Cyclone Gezani, healthcare services are operating again, but remain fragile despite emergency assistance. Read now Article Multiple micronutrient supplement In this account, Josiane talks about the benefits of the new multiple micronutrient supplement for her pregnancy Read now Article Emagnasoa: when legal identity paves the way for the future In the Ampanihy district, the Zara Mira programme demonstrates the effectiveness of an integrated approach Read now Article Emmanuel, protector of water and agent of change In the village of Behara Poste, access to clean water is becoming a real catalyst for change, thanks to the active involvement of the community. Read now Article Women in Action: Where Change Begins In south-eastern Madagascar, a group of women has taken charge of their own destiny and has become a true model of leadership within their community. Read now Photo essay Humanitarian crisis:UNICEF and its partners are on the front This photo essay highlights the efforts of UNICEF and its partners to carry out mass screening for malnutrition in regions facing a humanitarian crisis. See now Article Communities welcome new types of improved latrines In the Great South of Madagascar, new improved sanitation solutions are gradually transforming the daily lives of communities. Read now Report Flash update #4 Cyclones Fytia and Gezani UNICEF emergency response: actions implemented Read now Article Chantale and her community are recovering together Beyond the destroyed homes, cyclone Gezani has left invisible wounds: children and families are weighed down by constant anxiety. Read now Article Fanjarline reunites with her child 12 days after cyclone Thanks to UNICEF's advocacy to continue search efforts, Espérance (8) was reunited with his family, safe and sound. Read now Media advisory 23 February 2026 Launch of a cash transfer programme targeting nearly 68,000 children in the Atsimo Atsinanana region Read now Appeal Cyclones FYTIA & GEZANI Response Plan February – June 2026 Read now Report Flash update #3 Cyclones Fytia and Gezani UNICEF emergency response: actions implemented Read now Press release 17 February 2026 Successive cyclones put children at risk in Madagascar Read now Report Flash update #2 Cyclones Fytia and Gezani UNICEF emergency response: actions implemented Read now Report Flash Update #1 Cyclones Fytia and Gezani UNICEF emergency response: actions implemented Read now Load more items
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