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Learn moreAKDN | Madagascar
AKDN works in both rural and urban areas of Madagascar. We support agricultural production and access to markets for farmers, boost nutrition for households, assist with climate adaptation and offer access to finance for the most isolated and vulnerable residents.
Madagascar has identified the challenges facing its people and drawn up a clear road map. And as the country appropriately shares this vision of the future with the Aga Khan Development Network, we can now move forward hand-in-hand for the good of generations to come.
Prince Karim Aga Khan IV
Agriculture and Food Security
44,000
In 2025, almost 44,000 farmers accessed agricultural support through AKF's programme in Madagascar
We have tripled rice production in our programmatic areas since 2005, helping to end the hungry season between harvests. We help farmers to diversify their crops and reach markets. We promote conservation agriculture techniques to mitigate the impact of climate change.
Microfinance
300,000
PAMF-Madagascar has financed over 300,000 projects
The Premiere Agence de Microfinance (PAMF-Madagascar) aims to reach the population not served by the banking sector – more than 90 percent. We have established community-based savings groups in two of Sofia’s districts to promote access to basic financial services.
