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Our implementing partners provide on-the-ground training and emergency responses to food security crises or need for immediate assistance
USAID has been in Madagascar for over 20 years, providing development assistance in a wide variety of areas to the Malagasy population. USAID's health program currently builds upon the last decade's successes, such as the notable decline in child mortality, and continues to focus upon increasing the quality, availability, and demand for health services. Multi-sectoral collaboration with USAID's food security program increases the efficacy and reach of health activities that help communities access and use potable water and adequate sanitation facilities as well as improve nutrition and food security for vulnerable families. Our implementing partners provide on-the-ground training and emergency responses to food security crises or need for immediate assistance. (photo: Pierrot Men/CRS)


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$50,000 from the US for cyclone Bingiza affected people in Madagascar.

US provides an additional $2.5 million to feed hundreds of thousands of at risk Malagasy



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Last Updated on: April 26, 2011