In Madagascar, entering the job market remains a real challenge for many young people. While opportunities exist, the gap between academic training and employer expectations often makes the transition to work difficult. In this context, young people need more than…
Amid growing recognition of gender equality as a key driver of sustainable development, YMCA Madagascar has taken a significant step forward with the official launch of its Women’s Leadership Development Program. Bringing together women leaders, young changemakers, students, and entrepreneurs,…
Did you know that Madagascar loses approximately 150,000 hectares of natural forest every year? This accelerated deforestation threatens ecological balance, weakens rural communities, and compromises the country’s long-term economic prospects. In this context, reforestation is no longer an option, it…
Over two days, teams from five branches and zones gathered in Ankerana, Antananarivo, for the official launch of the 2026 programs of YMCA Madagascar. This strategic meeting marked the true starting point of the year. It focused on building strong…
Environmental degradation and land vulnerability remain pressing challenges in many rural areas of Madagascar. Guided by the theme “Fanajariana ho lavitry ny haitany” — prevention for drought — the annual reforestation initiative of the ROHY Movement was held in Mahitsy…
