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Humanitarian Action and Emergencies

Food emergencies in southern Madagascar
Programme
31 December 2018
Emergency
UNICEF works to ensure that every child can live safely and recover from natural disasters or man-made crises.
Landscape in southern Madagascar
Situation report
27 August 2021
Responding to the emergency in southern Madagascar
More than 1.14 million people, about 43% of the population in the 10 most affected districts, need emergency humanitarian assistance.

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Enfants mangeant les figues de barbarie
Photo Essay
04 August 2021
Families survive the drought in the South
It is estimated that at least half a million children under the age of five will be acutely malnourished in early 2022, with 110,000 in a critical state.
Humanitarian crisis in southern Madagascar
Situation report
26 July 2021
Cost of inaction
4.3 million children need humanitarian assistance in southern Madagascar due to intense drought and hunger

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Enfants du Sud de Madagascar
Press release
18 January 2021
Flash Appeal for the South of Madagascar
Un enfant heureux
Press release
13 August 2020
Universal child benefits critical in reducing poverty, new ODI and UNICEF report finds
As the economic fallout of COVID-19 deepens, investment in social protection systems key to protecting families from catastrophic levels of deprivation and financial hardship
Lavage des mains
Document
08 August 2020
Status report on the coronavirus pandemic in Madagascar

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Un enfant heureux
Press release
17 June 2020
Universal child benefits critical in reducing poverty, new ODI and UNICEF report finds
As the economic fallout of COVID-19 deepens, investment in social protection systems key to protecting families from catastrophic levels of deprivation and financial hardship
Des personnels de l'UNICEF discutent pres d'une tente d'urgence
Page
15 April 2018
What we do
We stand up for the rights of every child, every day, everywhere in Madagascar. We never give up.
A man carrying a bucket wades through a flooded area in the city of Morondava
Report
04 December 2017
Madagascar CASH in emergency principles
To improve and strengthen the coordination of social protection interventions, particularly cash transfers in response to emergencies

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