Would you like to read the newsletter in its original format? Please click here. We won’t leave Madagascar high and dry. For the last two years, Madagascar received only around 60% of its usual average rainfall, the lowest in 30 years. How is this drought affecting Madagascar?The consecutive drought in the Grand Sud (South) continues to generate widespread food […]
If you would like to see this update in its original format as it was presented in our most recent newsletter, follow this link. Tsifota now enjoys 20.000 liters of clean water daily. It’s been a long period since Madagascar has closed itself off from the outside world as a result of COVID. In that same period, […]
If you would like to see this update in its original format as it was presented in our most recent newsletter, follow this link. It has been a tough year in Madagascar. More than one million people in southern Madagascar have been facing a severe drought that has spurred the world’s first climate change famine, as […]
If you would like to see this update in its original format as it was presented in our most recent newsletter, follow this link. It is never easy to acknowledge an issue if you cannot see it. This global pandemic has cut off aid routes and made it even more difficult to reach people that live in […]
If you would like to see this update in its original format as it was presented in our most recent newsletter, follow this link. Drought has been hitting South-West MadagascarIn recent months the situation in the southern regions of Madagascar has seriously worsened with the worst drought in 40 years. According to Julie Reversé, emergency coordinator […]
By now you probably know that we construct solar-powered desalination systems to produce clean and healthy drinking water from dirty and salty coastal water. However, unless you have studied chemistry or engineering, it is likely that you are wondering how the desalination process actually works. In this article, you will find out the steps that […]
