Empowering young people in Madagascar

Empowering young people in Madagascar

The project

InclusionInternational aid
Génération Mada supports the emancipation of young people and their parents from a vulnerable community in Madagascar.
Action regions
Africa
5th
60%
90%

Use of the money

Activities that help young people prepare for entering the workforce: workshops on defining life goals, workshops to explore fields of study and careers, resume-writing workshops, visits to career fairs, computer and language classes...&

Activities for parents aimed at strengthening income-generating activities: vocational training, provision of equipment related to income-generating activities

News from the charity

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Recent result

Youth: 
449 young people have benefited from the support provided by the Centre Ketsa program since its inception 
97 young people have completed the support program
71 young people have entered the labor market, representing 73% of those who completed the support program

Parents: 
An average of 160 parents are supported annually through activities related to the AGRs 60% of supported parents report that their economic situation has improved
Sustainable development goals
educationgender_equalityeconomic_growthinequalitypartnerships