Madagascar

Where We Work.

Where We Work.

Madagascar

Present in Madagascar since 2007, the strategic orientation of the local EISA office aims at a better participation of women in decision-making positions and democratic processes with a focus on citizen participation.

As such, the organization has contributed to the creation of the first network of women leaders VMLF as well as to the training of women candidates for the 2013 legislative elections which were sanctioned by the access of an unprecedented number of women to the National Assembly.

Since 2014, EISA has been a key partner of the National Assembly and the Senate through its two programs of support to the Parliament, which are specifically dedicated to women MPs. This support has enabled the creation of a Women's Parliamentary Caucus.

EISA has also developed a dynamic partnership with the Ministry of Population, Social Protection and Promotion of Women through various initiatives, including the implementation of the Talily Raike project funded by UNPBF.

Finally, EISA also supports women's associations through awareness-raising, civic and voter education, and advocacy activities specifically targeting women, youth, and people with disabilities.

Our Goal.

To increase citizen’s understanding of and confidence in electoral process to ultimately improve voter turnout and promote informed and inclusive public participation in the 2023 elections.

Project Objectives

USAID- NDAO HIFIDY – ( September 2022 – March 2024) aims to increase citizen’s understanding of and confidence in electoral process to ultimately improve voter turnout and promote informed and inclusive public participation in the 2023 elections.

This main goal is expected to be met through the following complementary Intermediate Results:

IR 1: Public understanding of democratic principles, voting rights and responsibilities, other key factors, and the main political and policy issues at stake in the 2023 elections increased.

IR 2: Citizens’ knowledge on voting procedures increased

IR 3: Accuracy of election-related information improved by identifying, reporting, and countering misinformation and disinformation during the electoral process

The program specifically targets youth, especially first-time voters, women and citizen. The project has a national scope with a specific focus in the city of Antananarivo, Toamasina, and Toliara

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Rapport de monitoringdes médias: Analyse du respect du principe et des obligations de pluralisme politique par les médias publics dans la couverture des élections présidentielles

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