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Page 1: MadagasiCARE English

MadagasiCARE : Non-profit Organization – www.madagasicare.org [email protected]

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MadagasiCARE : Non-profit Organization – www.madagasicare.org [email protected]

•  Madagascar  –  Overview  –  Situa1on  

•  MadagasiCARE  –  Organiza1on  Profile  –  Our  Beliefs  –  Our  Ac1ons  

•  Support  us  

Agenda!

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MadagasiCARE : Non-profit Organization – www.madagasicare.org [email protected]

•  Madagascar  is  a  land  like  no  other  •  An  island  roughly  the  size  of  Texas  or  France,  Madagascar  is  home  to  more  

than  250,000  species  of  which  70%  are  found  nowhere  else  on  the  globe  

•  Popula'on  :  More  than  20  Millions  •  Urban  Popula'on  :  30%  •  Life  Expectancy  :  56  years  •  Infant  Mortality  :  80  /  1000    •  Under  Five  Mortality  :  136  /  1000  •  Human  Development  Index  :  135  /  169  countries  •  Access  to  safe  drinking  water  :  47%  •  Languages  :  Malagasy,  French,  (English)  

Madagascar Overview!

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•  The  economic  and  social  situa1on  in  Madagascar  remains  very  worrying  (9  million  poor  people)  and  is  aggravated  by  epidemics,  hurricanes,  the  poli1cal  crisis  that  has  paralyzed  the  economy  while  the  country  is  already  heavily  indebted  

•  The  educa1on  system  in  Madagascar  is  heavily  affected  by  the  economic  situa1on  and  by  all  natural  disasters  

•  The  current  budget  for  educa1on  remains  low,  affec1ng  the  school  environment  and  thus  the  quality  of  educa1on.  

•  This  lack  of  resources  par1cularly  affects  families  in  precarious  situa1ons,  which  oYen  have  difficulty  financing  the  schooling  of  their  children.  

Madagascar Situation!

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MadagasiCARE : Non-profit Organization – www.madagasicare.org [email protected]

•  Founded  in  2010  •  Non-­‐profit  organiza1on  •  Based  in  France  

•  MadagasiCARE  Community  –  Facebook  410+  users  –   Twi^er  90+  users  

•  Funds  composi1on:  –  Membership  fees  –  Private  dona1ons  –  Company  dona1ons  

MadagasiCARE!

`.com/MadagasiCARE  

twi^er.com/MadagasiCARE  

[email protected]  

www.madagasicare.org  

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MadagasiCARE : Non-profit Organization – www.madagasicare.org [email protected]

Our beliefs!

All people should have access to basic health services!

All people should have

access to basic

education!

All people have the right to live a dignified life!

All people should have

access to safe drinking

water!

All people …!

… are equal!

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MadagasiCARE : Non-profit Organization – www.madagasicare.org [email protected]

Our actions!

HEALTH CARE!

WATER SUPPLY!

FOOD!

EDUCATION!

ENERGY SUPPLY!

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•  4,000  children  under  5  years  old  in  the  world  die  every  day  because  they  don’t  have  safe  drinking  water  

•  Unsafe  water  and  lack  of  sanita1on  account  for  80  percent  of  diseases,  and  kill  more  people  every  year  than  all  forms  of  violence,  including  war  

•  Access  to  safe  water  in  schools  increases  a^endance,  academic  achievement  and  children’s  sense  of  dignity  

•  With  the  access  to  clean  water,  everyone  could  have  a  be^er  chance  to  fight  poverty:  –  disease  outbreaks  and  deaths  could  drop  –  girls  could  be  more  likely  to  go  to  –  and  stay  in  –  school  –  women  could  be  empowered  to  be  seen  as  equals  in  their  homes  and  in  their  

community.  

•  That’s  the  ripple  effect.  

Watter Supply!

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•  Drought  is  recurrent  in  the  south  of  Madagascar.  The  last  harvest  was  severely  compromised  by  the  lack  of  rain,  and  consequently,  so  was  the  capacity  of  households  to  feed  their  children.  

•  By  the  end  of  2008,  almost  400,000  people  were  living  in  food-­‐insecure  districts  across  Madagascar.  The  situa1on  has  only  worsened  since.  Up  to  a  quarter-­‐million  children  are  now  reportedly  at  risk  of  disease  and  malnutri1on.  

•  A  recent  nutri1on  survey  supported  by  UNICEF  in  five  districts  shows  that  global  acute  malnutri1on  rates  in  children  under  the  age  of  five  have  reached  serious  levels.  Addi1onal  surveys  are  planned  in  two  addi1onal  drought-­‐affected  regions.  

•  According  to  the  World  Health  Organisa1on  (WHO),  42%  of  Malagasy  children  under  five  are  underfed,  while  acute  malnutri1on  affects  9%  of  young  children.  

Food!

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•  It  is  necessary  that  young  people  are  able  to  make  the  right  decisions,  taking  into  account  their  health,  their  educa1on,  but  also  their  right.  

•  Today,  worldwide,  more  than  8/10  children  are  enrolled  in  school.  It  is  a  great  progress  but  we  must  find  a  way  for  all  children  to  a^end  school.  

•  Did  you  know  that  the  majority  of  children  in  Madagascar  5  to  14  years  old  work  and  a  fiYh  of  adults  can  not  read  or  write?  

•  It  is  essen1al  to  go  to  school  if  we  want  to  find  a  job  later.  •  For  everyone,  knowledge  is  the  most  effec1ve  tool  to  transform  the  

world.  

Education!"A child who does not go to school, it’s a whole people that does not grow”!

Cheikh Anta Diop!

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MadagasiCARE : Non-profit Organization – www.madagasicare.org [email protected]

•  Help  MadagasiCARE  fight  poverty  –  Help  people  have  access  to  safe  drinking  water  –  Help  people  have  the  right  to  live  a  dignified  life  –  Help  poor  families  send  their  children  to  school  –  Deliver  emergency  aid  when  disaster  strikes  –  Help  people  have  access  to  basic  health  services  

•  As  private  –  You  are  suppor1ng  a  charity  cause  by  gelng  involved  about  children  but  also  among  

the  most  vulnerable  popula1ons  

•  As  enterprise  –  Because  it  unites  employees  around  a  common  project,  partnerships  are  also  a  great  

tool  for  mobiliza1on  and  internal  cohesion  for  your  business  –  You  retain  your  customers  and  your  suppliers  by  giving  meaning  to  their  purchases  or  

their  work  

Support us!