Stories From Madagascar

Madagascar Taps Public-Private Water System

Cleaner water, better management, regular maintenance and more accountability flow from a business-government partnership. »»

Mobile computer technology makes the tried-and-true seed fair a smoother, more secure way to help Madagascar farmers recover their lives. »»

One tree provides material that's accessible, inexpensive, and unusually weather resistant. »»

A Madagascar project brings the benefits of clean water close to home and businesses through just three low-cost options. »»

Meet of few of the residents of Anivorano Est, Madagascar, who are making use of water services offered by CRS and our partners. »»

Facing grim decisions about how to feed their children, two mothers turn to CRS and SALOHI for healthy solutions. »»

CRS and partner SALOHI weigh babies and train moms to keep kids healthy in their critical first 5 years. »»

Catholic Relief Services seed fairs help farmers recover from devastating Cyclone Giovanna. »»

Treadle pumps and drought-resistant seeds are helping farmers extend their fields and feed their families and communities. »»

A Jesuit priest introduced a cultivation system that produces more rice per acre and fewer food worries year-round. »»

A French priest's heart for poor rice farmers led to strikingly improved harvests that cost growers less to produce. »»