The water sector in Madagascar
Madagascar's water sector faces access challenges despite the island's significant water resources. With its drinking water supply projects, developing sanitation infrastructure, and international partnerships, Madagascar is gradually improving water supply for its dispersed urban and rural populations.
Madagascar – Water
– The strategic orientations of the PNEAH
The National Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Policy (PNEAH) is framed by the fundamental human right, the Policy...
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Madagascar – Water
– The JIRAMA Water III drinking water supply project
The project concerns the drinking water supply of Antananarivo. Thanks to the increase in the production capacity of drinking water plants, ...
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Madagascar – Water
– Towards access to drinking water for all
Although Madagascar has abundant water resources, one of the highest in the world, more than half of the population...
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The National Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Policy (PNEAH) is framed by fundamental human rights, the General State Policy (PGE), the SDGs and the constitution of ...
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Although Madagascar has abundant water resources, some of the highest in the world, more than half of the Malagasy population does not have access to drinking water (57%). Access to...
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The project concerns the drinking water supply of Antananarivo. By increasing the production capacity of drinking water plants, transfer structures, and the distribution network, as well as...
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