Eastern Africa
Final Score
14.3%
Government Institution
Ecole Nationale d'Administration de Madagascar (ENAM)
Government Activities
Initial training for public administration, continuing education for civil servants (diploma programs, advanced training, on-demand training) in public management, finance, diplomacy, international relations, and ICT in public administration. Includes physical education and military training.
Private/NGO Organizations
Humanity & Inclusion (HI) Madagascar
Private Activities
Facilitating access to healthcare for people with disabilities, promoting social participation and rights, developing education and professional training for disabled children and youth, mental health support, and building capacity for climate change adaptation.
Strategic Partnership Area
Collaboration on inclusive governance and public service delivery, focusing on digital accessibility for people with disabilities and integrating climate change adaptation into public administration training.
Top Supporting Countries
United States, France, China
Activities Nature
Educational scholarships, vocational training, public sector capacity building, health, governance, economic growth, environmental protection, infrastructure development, ICT in education, humanitarian assistance, food security.
Political Intersection Analysis
Competition with established French and US programs in education and health; potential for collaboration in complementary areas. China's strong economic influence and infrastructure focus. Language barriers (French prevalence). Opportunities through South-South cooperation and existing bilateral relations with Egypt.
Political instability, weak institutions, corruption, and repeated political crises have hindered economic growth and human development.
Focus on niche and specialized technical training (e.g., public administration, infrastructure management, digital skills, agricultural development), emphasize South-South cooperation, form strategic partnerships with local institutions and international organizations, ensure language and cultural sensitivity, start with pilot programs, and leverage existing bilateral ties.