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Childrens rights

Tournoi de foot pour la journée mondiale de l'Enfance
Press release
20 November 2022
UNICEF Madagascar reaffirms its commitment to continue to work for the promotion of the rights of Malagasy children
Paysage du Sud de Madagascar
Photo essay
27 January 2021
Recovering from Severe Malnutrition in Southern Madagascar
Two families living in in one of the poorest regions of one of the poorest countries struggle to treat their children for severe malnutrition
Faire sa lessive dans l'eau boueuse
Photo essay
27 January 2021
Families struggle to survive in drought-hit south
UNICEF, with support from USAID, is working to support thousands of severely malnourished children
Giraldys denonce la stigmatisation des Albinons
Press release
20 January 2021
Madagascar places children at the heart of the agenda
Les resultats du rapport sur les privations multiples de l'enfant
Report
02 November 2020
Multiple deprivations in children in Madagascar
This note presents the main findings from the analysis of MICS-6 data, using the Multiple Overlapping Deprivation Analysis (MODA) methodology

Files available for download (5)

Rapport MODA final (PDF, 8 MB)
Rapport MODA Brief English version (PDF, 5 MB)
Rapport MODA Brief - Version française (PDF, 5 MB)
Rapport MODA Brief planche (PDF, 5 MB)
Rapport MODA Brief Version malgache (PDF, 5 MB)
Young UNICEF supporter Mirado and the UNICEF representative in Madagascar
Press release
19 June 2020
Two Malagasy singers appointed as UNICEF supporters of child rights
Tsaiky Facebook Instant game by unicef
Press release
10 February 2020
UNICEF launches "Tsaiky", a Facebook instant game to promote child rights.
On the occasion of the Safer Internet Day, UNICEF Madagascar has launched “Tsaiky”, which means “child” in malagasy, its first Facebook instant game to promote child rights.
UNICEF Branding
Page
10 April 2019
About Us
We protect the rights of every child, every day, everywhere in Madagascar. We never give up.
Maria Rafamasoa, 16 ans, vice-présidente du « club heure creuse » au collège Ampisikina lors d'une formation sur la sécurité en ligne
Blog post
13 March 2019
“If we understand what our rights are, we can protect them”
Maria Rafamasoa, 16, vice-président of the children’s club at the Ampisikina middle school is a leader for child rights