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13 Aug 25

REPRESA Technical workshop in Madagascar

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06 Aug 25

Community Theatre as a Life-Saving Communication Tool in Early Warning Systems

From passive recipients to agents of change Community Theatre as a Communication Tool In vulnerable regions increasingly threatened by climate change, community theatre is emerging as a frontline communication tool for disaster risk reduction — both innovative and essential. Community theatre scene Far more than entertainment, community theatre is an…

06 Aug 25

Radio drama: The Pact That Was Made

0:00 / 0:00 Sensitization on the fight against deforestation: Dina nifanaovana A Broken Pact Between the Man and the Forest A BROKEN PACT BETWEEN THE MAN AND THE FOREST What if the forest could speak? What if it could remind humans of the promises they once made—and the debts they’ve…

06 Aug 25

Batsirai in Morombe: between traditions and challenges – the struggle of the communities

0:00 / 0:00 Radio broadcast KAROKE Morombe Every year, Madagascar faces the persistent threat of cyclones—disasters that deeply disrupt the lives of coastal communities. Among the most violent in recent decades, Cyclone Batsirai hit the Morombe region with particular force, where people live in close connection with the sea…

06 Aug 25

Climate change in Matsakabanja

0:00 / 0:00 Radio Broadcast KAROKE Mitsinjo A fragile but emerging path to adaptation The commune of Matsakabanja in western Madagascar, once known for its rich agricultural production and livestock now finds itself on the frontlines of climate disruption. The local economy, once sustained by predictable weather and fertile lands,…

06 Aug 25

Batsirai in Mananjary

When a cyclone exposes our vulnerabilities… and our strengths 0:00 / 0:00 Radio Broadcast KAROKE Mananjary Batsirai – Mananjary Cyclone Batsirai struck Mananjary with unprecedented force, leaving a mark on the region unlike anything seen in the past 30 years. Beyond the physical destruction and human loss, this natural disaster…

05 Aug 25

Using songs in early warning systems in Morombe, Madagascar

When words fail, music speaks 0:00 / 0:00 Sensitization music on cyclones Morombe As climate change accelerates the frequency and intensity of disasters, traditional risk communication strategies are increasingly being tested. In remote communities like Morombe, in southwestern Madagascar, reaching people with critical early warning information isn’t just a technical…

05 Aug 25

Building a scientific ecosystem in Madagascar: Insights from research encounters with ISCAM, the University of Toliara, and beyond

In a country confronted with the multidimensional impacts of climate change, poverty, and environmental degradation, research is not a luxury — it is a necessity. Yet, Madagascar’s scientific community often works in silos, hindered by limited institutional support, fragmented collaboration, and difficulties accessing global academic platforms. In this context, recent…

05 Aug 25

Academic outreach: advancing resilience research in Madagascar – REPRESA researchers at the British Academy conference, a catalyst for scientific excellence and collaboration

Local expertise at the frontlines of climate resilience In the global effort to confront climate change and its cascading impacts on peace and security, local research and knowledge are not just valuable, they are indispensable. This was powerfully demonstrated by Malagasy researchers who took center stage at recent British Academy…

05 Aug 25

Raising children’s awareness of Early Warning Systems : A crucial challenge for building resilient communities

Why children matter in early warning systems – ARAKE’s SAP Kiddo model Why children matter in early warning systems – ARAKE’s SAP Kiddo model Why include children in early warning systems? In Madagascar, climate hazards such as tropical cyclones, floods, and droughts strike every year. This endangers children, particularly affecting…

REPRESA Technical workshop in Madagascar

Community Theatre as a Life-Saving Communication Tool in Early Warning Systems

Radio drama: The Pact That Was Made

Batsirai in Morombe: between traditions and challenges – the struggle of the communities

Climate change in Matsakabanja

Batsirai in Mananjary

Using songs in early warning systems in Morombe, Madagascar

Building a scientific ecosystem in Madagascar: Insights from research encounters with ISCAM, the University of Toliara, and beyond

Academic outreach: advancing resilience research in Madagascar – REPRESA researchers at the British Academy conference, a catalyst for scientific excellence and collaboration

Raising children’s awareness of Early Warning Systems : A crucial challenge for building resilient communities

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