1. MADAGASCAR COUNTRY reportBy
RANDRIAMANANTENA Alson Christophe Florent
Directeur de la Programmation, du Suivi et de l’Evaluation
MINISTERE DE LA FONCTION PUBLIQUE, DU TRAVAIL ET DES LOIS SOCIALES

2. FLAG OF MADAGASCAR

3. MADAGASCAR LOCATION Madagascar is a Republic
Island nation situated in the Indian Ocean, in southeastern coast of Africa
The fourth-largest island in the world

4. MOZAMBIC CHANEL
INDIAN OCEAN
MADAGASCAR

5. BASIC INFORMATION OF MADAGASCAR
587,041 square kilometres
In 2009, its population reached 20 million
Density : 33 / km2
Rural population represents 77%
Annual growth rate : 3.1%
The basic food is Rice

6. Antananarivo: The Capital (3 Million)

7. GEOGRAPHY
At 587,041 Km2, Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world
There are two seasons :
a hot, rainy season from november to April
a cooler, dry season from May to October

8. GEOGRAPHY
Isalo – National park (Region of Ihorombe)

9. POLITICS Government : Republic
President of High Autority : Andry Nirina
RAJOELINA
Prime Minister : CAMILLE Vital
Independence : 26 June 1960

10. POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
Madagascar is a semi-presidential representative democratic republic
The Prime Minister is the head of government,
Executive power is exercised by the government
Legislative power is vested in both the government and the Senate and the National Assembly
Judiciary is independant of the executive and the legislature

11. ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISION
Analamanga
Diana
Sava
Betsibokaa
Amoron'i Mania
Vakinankaratra
Antsinanana
Atsimo
Itasy
Bongolavaa
Mahatsiatra Ambony
Vatovavy Fitovinany
Ihorombe
Analanjirofo
Alaotra
Mangoro
Boeniy
Sofia
Melaky
Atsimo Andrefana
Androy
Anosy
Menabee
Madagascar is divided into 22 regions
(The regions are the highest subdivision level)
The regions are further subdivided into 119 districts, 1,548 communes, and 16,969 fokontany

12. BAOBAB in the south and south east of Madagascar

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　LEMURS

14. ACCOMODATION

15. ECOLOGY
Madagascar is long isolation from the neighboring continents has resulted in an unique mix of plants and animals, many found nowhere else in the world
Of the plants native to Madagascar, 90% are found nowhere else in the world
Madagascar’s varied fauna and flora are endangered by human activity;
While the western and southern sides, which lie in the rain shadow of the central highlands, are home to tropical dry forests, thorn forests, and deserts and xeric shrublands

16. ECONOMY
Agriculture, including fishing and forestry, is a mainstay of the economy;
Major exports are coffee, vanilla, sugarcane, cloves, cocoa, rice, cassava, beans, bananas, peanuts and livestock products
Tourism (targets the niche eco-tourism market, capitalizing on Madagascar’s unique biodiversity, unspoiled natural habitats, national parks and lemur species)

17. Madagascar’s sources of growth are : Tourism
ECONOMY
Madagascar’s sources of growth are :
Tourism
Textile and light manufacturing exports
Agricultural products and mining
Madagascar is the world’s leading producer of vanilla and accounts for about half the world’s export market.

18. Tourist area at the west
Tsingy of Bemaraha

19. ECONOMY
Several major projects are underway in the mining and gas sectors;
In the mining sector, these include the development of coal, nickel, cobalte, and Ilmenit;
In oil, Madagascar Oil is developing the massive onshore heavy oil field at Tsimiroro and ultra heavy oil field at Bemolanga.

20. MAIN WEAKNESSES General order Political and strategic order
Legal and authorized setting
Institutional setting
Low Income

21. Dualism in the daily life
An example of extreme poverty in this Isotry in Antananarivo, in Madagascar
An example of Five stars Hotel in Antananarivo, in Madagascar

22. MADAGASCAR STRATEGIES TO REDUCE POVERTY
REPOBLIKAN’I MADAGASIKARA
Tanindrazana-Fahafahana-Fandrosoana
MADAGASCAR STRATEGIES TO REDUCE POVERTY

23. LANGUAGE Mother toungue: malagasy (from malayo-Polynesian origin);
Officials languages since 2007: French, English

24. MADAGASCAR ACTION PLAN 2012
A transformational "waybill" for an efficient struggle against poverty and a fast development
MAP
Présenté par RANDRIAMANANTENA Alson Christophe, Directeur de la Programmation, du Suivi et de l’Evaluation, MFPTLS

25. ? MAP MAP, WHAT IS IT? Is a plan on 5 years,
content (8) eight Commitments that will permit to make leave the country of the present poverty and to throw a qualitative jump in the middle term.
MAP ?

26. Com 1 : Responsible Governance
A government that every citizen as well as the international community can trust.
Honest, efficient public function, and will operate a professional manner in the activities and in the benefit of the services to the people.

27. Com 2 : Bound Infrstructure
A bound nation:
while constructing roads of quality, the railroads, the ports, the airports,
while putting systems of technology of the country-wide information in place to sustain the fast development process;
while assuring the improvement of the standard of living and the access for all to resources and to the general knowledge

29. Com 3 : Transformation of the education
An education system of international norms in term of quality and the efficiency, who,
stimulate the creativeness and help of the learners to transform their dreams actually,
provides to Madagascar the necessary human resources to become a competitive nation and an effective actor of the world economy.

30. Com 4 : Rural Development
The dynamic farming development and the efficient reduction of poverty are to the basis of the government's efforts.
A green revolution that will increase the agricultural production substantially.
Centers of agrobusiness will be instituted to attend in the formations and the satisfaction of the needs as the irrigation, seeds, manures and facilities of storage.

31. To solve the problems of malnutrition and the malaria.
Com 5 : health, the family planning and the struggle against the VIH-AIDS
The population will be in good health and will be able to contribute to the development of the nation and lead of long and fruitful lives.
To solve the problems of malnutrition and the malaria.
The tendency of propagation of the VIH / AIDS will be reversed;
The drinking water will become accessible.

32. Com 6 : Economy to strong growth
Madagascar will have an economy to strong growth (growth rate between 7% and 10% in 2012).
To have a strong private sector and varied. The government will provide the fundamental conditions to improve the environment of the business.
The nation will be able to face the challenges of internationalization and will be able to capitalize on his/her/its competitive advantages.

33. Com 7 : Take care of the environment
Madagascar will become a world leader in the development and the use of the best approaches for the protection of the environment.
The big Island will become again a "green island."
Madagascar commits to take care, to like and to protect the environment.

34. Tsingy of Bemaraha in Madagascar
The Indri is 1 of 99 recognized species and subspecies of lemur found only in Madagascar

35. Com 8 : National solidarity
To forge a strong national identity and unified that respects and valorize the multitude of cultures and traditions of the whole Malagasy people, and that promotes the involvement and the partnership.
Our people be trust his identity, will be able to face the challenges of our era and will participate fully to the development of Madagascar

36. Implementation System of the MAP
Madagascar vision Naturally
Sectorial programs or National Programs
Eight Commitments of the MAP
Setting up of a follow-up mechanism
Coordination of the Development Partners and Donors
General Yearly Policy of the state

37. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!
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