Visiting Madagascar
To know more about the situation of children in Madagascar
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Welcome to Madagascar!
Start your visit by learning a little more about the situation of children.
Visiting children at school with Vony
Follow Vony who will guide you through this video!
Pre-school
Primary school
Secondary school
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Discover Melissa's story |
Receiving a quality education means being able to dream
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Education in emergencies |
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Children in catch-up classes |
| Social protection for students |
More details on the education sector?
Look here: https://www.unicef.org/madagascar/en/programme/education
We protect our children
Discover how UNICEF supports child protection in Madagascar
| Visiting a Vonjy Center |
| Youth empowerment |
| Protecting children online |
More details on the child protection sector?
Look here : https://www.unicef.org/madagascar/en/programme/child-protection
Visit a health center!
Basic health centers offer variety of services, covering health or nutrition.
| Taking care of adolescents |
| Nutrition in the south of Madagascar |
| Prioritizing early childhood during COVID-19 |
More details on the health sector?
Look here : https://www.unicef.org/madagascar/en/programme/health
More details on the nutrition sector?
Look here: https://www.unicef.org/madagascar/en/programme/nutrition
Water is life
Immerse yourself in southern Madagascar, where drought has been raging for years, through this 360 degree video.
| Mayors urge their communities to end open defecation |
| WASH, a crucial area during the COVID19 pandemic |
More details on the water, sanitation and hygiene sector?
Look here : https://www.unicef.org/madagascar/en/programme/wash
Fair and inclusive policies for all children
Learn about UNICEF's work to influence government policies for children and youth.
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Data are essential tools for understanding the situation of children and young people. |
MICS 2018 survey results: https://www.unicef.org/madagascar/mics2018
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Investing in social sectors is essential to ensuring the well-being of children and young people. |
UNICEF supports the government to strengthen public finances for children.
Social protection programs are also critically important to safeguard the rights of the most vulnerable, even in humanitarian crises.
"If it weren't for the FIAVOTA program, my daughter would already be married by now."
Read the story of Esbelle, a mother and recipient of the Fiavota cash transfer program in the south of the country.
More details on the social policy and social protection sector, public finances for children, data, and the private sector?
Look here: https://www.unicef.org/madagascar/en/programme/pse
Reporting on young people
Meet members of the Junior Reporters Club in the studio.
