Madagascar

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USAID in Madagascar: Improving Health and Saving Lives
USAID in Madagascar: Improving health and saving lives
Photo of Jean Clement and his mother at nutrition training
A Mother’s Miracle: Combating Malnutrition in Madagascar
Rasolo and his son stand in front of their old home.
Food for Rasolo's Family

About

USAID has been working for nearly 20 years to help the people of Madagascar accomplish their development goals in the face of ongoing challenges.  However, as a result of the March 2009 military coup, the U.S. Government suspended all non-humanitarian assistance and direct assistance to the Government of Madagascar. USAID continues to provide assistance in health and food security through nongovernmental organizations, community associations and other private groups.

Although there have been impressive results in assisting people living in some of Madagascar’s poorest, most remote areas, these gains could be reversed due to the ongoing political crisis and declining economic conditions. Read More

Contact Information

Mission Contact

USAID/Madagascar
Lot 207 A, Point Liberty, Andranoro-Antehiroka
B.P. 5253
Antananarivo 105
Madagascar
Phone 
+261 20 23 480 00
Fax 
+261 20 23 480 44

Headquarters Contact

Shelley Johnson
1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington
DC
USA
20523
Phone 
202-712-4662

Mission Director

Last updated: May 16, 2013

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