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Analanjirofo LISTE DES ENSEIGNANTS FRAM NON SUBVENTIONNES BENEFICIAIRES "AIDE-SPECIALE" FINANCEMENT "ETAT" REGION : ANALANJIROFO N° CISCO ZAP NIVEAU CODE ETAB ETABLISSEMENT NOM ET PRENOMS CIN 0001 FENERIVE-EST AMBANJAN'I SAHALAVA PRESCO 509020007 EPP AMBANJA BLANDINE 305 012 038 435 0002 FENERIVE-EST AMBANJAN'I SAHALAVA PRESCO 509020006 EPP AMBAHOAKA RASOARIMANANA LALAO 305 012 033 232 0003 FENERIVE-EST AMBANJAN'I SAHALAVA PRESCO 509020017 EPP ANJAHAMARINA MARIE FRANCE LIENNE 305 012 041 595 0004 FENERIVE-EST AMBANJAN'I SAHALAVA PRESCO 509020019 EPP ANTENINA SIDIVAVY MARNETTE 305 012 029 861 0005 FENERIVE-EST AMBANJAN'I SAHALAVA PRESCO 509020021 EPP ANTSIRADAVA LAUREHTIANE 305 012 036 255 0006 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130024 EPP LOHARIANA ANIE MINOSQUINE SCOLASTIQUE 305 092 009 446 0007 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130004 EPP AMBODIAFOMENA RAZAFINDRAKALO RONIE 305 012 027 522 0008 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130008 EPP AMBODIMANGA MAHALENA NATHANELLE AMALIE 305 012 034 083 0009 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130021 EPP AMBODIOVOTRA KAMISY FRANCELINE 305 012 022 988 RANOMAFANA 0010 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130010 EPP AMBOHIMANARIVO ESTELINE 305 092 009 543 0011 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130012 EPP ANJAHAMARINA RAZAFY JULIENNE MADELEINE 305 092 007 095 0012 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130013 EPP BEAMPY RASOA MARIE EULALIE 305 012 024 053 0013 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130013 EPP BEAMPY RASOAMANIRY SOPHIE 305 012 024 195 0014 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130014 EPP BEFOTAKA CAROLINE 301 012 011 342 0015 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130015 EPP MANAKAMBAHINY RAZAFINDRAVOLA FAGILA 305 012 025 836 0016 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130016 EPP MANGOANDRANO BOTOVAO ORNELA MARTINELIE 318 012 031 148 0017 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130018 EPP SOBERAKA ZARALINE 305 012 023 081 0018 FENERIVE-EST AMBATOHARANANA PRESCO 509130018 EPP SOBERAKA RASOA MARIE ROLIE 305 012 022 878 0019 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010031 ECOLE COMMUNAUTAIRE RANJANORO Miriame 305 012 040 693 TANANANIVO 0020 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010003 EPP MAROJAOMANA MARIANNE 305 032 014 309 0021 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010007 EPP AMBOAKARIVO ANASTHASIE Vivianique Ziliana Tserika 305 012 025 035 0022 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010007 EPP AMBOAKARIVO BAVY Roséphine 305 012 015 917 0023 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010009 EPP AMBODIMANGA II BAO Marie Lauriette 305 032 014 221 0024 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010011 EPP AMBONIVATO SOANIRINA Alexina 305 032 012 901 0025 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010013 EPP ANARIVO RASOAMANANA Closine 315 092 019 146 0026 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010015 EPP ANKORABE KALO Marie Annatholie Celestinah 305 012 029 254 0027 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010017 EPP ANTETEZAMPAFANA MAROZAINA Sylvianne 305 012 021 193 0028 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010020 EPP MAHAVANONA VAVY Nirina Monique 305 032 014 033 0029 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010021 EPP MANAKAMBAHINY RANAIVO Faratiana Michaela Joselle 305 012 011 329 0030 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010021 EPP MANAKAMBAHINY VOLAHAINGO Julienne Andronique 305 012 023 787 0031 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010022 EPP MANANARAHELY KALOFENO Augustine 305 032 012 857 0032 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010022 EPP MANANARAHELY INDROVANA Alphonsine Nathassa 305 032 013 939 0033 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010023 EPP MAROLONDO VAVIROA Sylvianne 305 032 015 010 0034 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II NORD PRESCO 509010023 EPP MAROLONDO RAZAFINDRASABO Hélène 305 992 011 900 0035 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010002 ECOLE COMMUNAUTAIRE NATHALIE GEORETTE 305 012 025 948 ANTANETILAVA I 0036 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010006 EPP AMBINAN'IAZAFO MAIMO KYNIA 305 012 019 079 Page 1 de 99 N° CISCO ZAP NIVEAU CODE ETAB ETABLISSEMENT NOM ET PRENOMS CIN 0037 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010006 EPP AMBINAN'IAZAFO SOALIDY BIENVENUE 305 012 023 934 0038 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010010 EPP AMBONILAITRA KALOVIAVY URCILLA 305 012 020 368 0039 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010012 EPP AMPASIMPOTSY II SONGERINA NATACHA 305 012 029 951 0040 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010016 EPP ANTANETILAVA II ZANDRY MARIE JUDITH 305 012 019 147 0041 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010019 EPP BETAMPONA RAHARIVELO HELENE FLORIENNA 305 012 017 573 0042 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010024 EPP MAROVATO I ZAFINDRAKALO FARA HARMELINE 305 012 020 983 0043 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010025 EPP MAROVATO III RAZAFINDRAFANJA Orgina 305 272 000 005 0044 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010028 EPP VOHIPENOHELY SERIA SONGERINA 305 032 011 480 0045 FENERIVE-EST AMBODIMANGA II SUD PRESCO 509010029 EPP VOHITRAMBO LISY FRANCIA VICTOR 305 092 008 074 0046 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030003 ECOLE COMMUNAUTAIRE VINA VERONIQUE 305 072 011 889 ANJAHAMBOAMAHO 0047 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030035 ECOLE COMMUNAUTAIRE ANGELCIE MARIE STEPHANIE 305 072 010 269 MAROTOHITRA 0048 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030033 EPP AMBALAHARONGANA VALISOA ANICIENNE 301 052 011 470 0049 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030030 EPP AMBODIRAFIA VOLAMANANA HERMINE RAISSA 305 072 010 687 0050 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030008 EPP AMPASIMBOLA CHARLETTE 305 012 033 019 0051 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030009 EPP AMPASINA MANINGORY LAMA JEAN NANCIE 305 032 015 166 0052 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030010 EPP ANDAPABE VANA LAURENCE 315 032 007 012 0053 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030016 EPP MAROTRANO LEONINE LUDIA 305 072 011 233 0054 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030020 EPP TANAMBAO BITAVOLA LALA MERDISSA 315 092 020 351 0055 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030021 EPP TANAMBAO I ANDRIAMPANAHY VONIMBERO VIVIENNE 305 012 029 918 CHRISTIANA 0056 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY NORD PRESCO 509030021 EPP TANAMBAO I RASOARILAZA MARIE JULIE 312 052 012 732 0057 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030038 ECOLE COMMUNAUTAIRE RAZAFILINY CLAIRENTINE 305 012 030 794 AMBODIHAZOMAMY 0058 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030006 EPP AMBODITONONANA KALOSOANDRO ODILE ARCELAH 305 032 014 899 0059 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030007 EPP AMBODIVOANIO SIDONIE 305 012 028 478 0060 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030029 EPP ANDAPATEZA JULIENNE FRANCIA 305 012 030 074 0061 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030012 EPP ANKOBA SUD NASY PRISCA 305 072 010 669 0062 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030013 EPP ANTANETILAVA II STEVELINE 305 012 028 158 0063 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030018 EPP RANTOLAVA RAFANANTENANA ZAFISOA ESTHELINE 305 012 026 640 0064 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030019 EPP TAKOBOLA KALOVAVY AZIOLA 305 052 009 156 0065 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030022 EPP TANAMBAO II KALO SANDRAS FELICITINE 305 012 033 468 0066 FENERIVE-EST AMPASINA MANINGORY SUD PRESCO 509030028 EPP VOHIBATO RAVAO ALINE 305 012 023 570 0067 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA I PRESCO 509040030 EPP AMBODIHASINA VOLATIANA AGATHE 310 032 010 360 0068 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA I PRESCO 509040031 EPP AMBODIHAZININA ISCO NATHALIE 305 012 032 167 0069 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA I PRESCO 509040039 EPP SARANINDONA LAMA CATHERINE VESTALESTINE 305 012 022 585 0070 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA I PRESCO 509040022 EPP SARONDRINA VELOMARINA FRANCINE 305 012 030 567 0071 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA I PRESCO 509040040 EPP TANANAMBO RARAZANA MALALA TORGINE 305 072 012 233 0072 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA II PRESCO 509040057 ECOLE COMMUNAUTAIRE CLAUDINE 305 232 000 150 TANAMBAO SALANGINA 0073 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA II PRESCO 509040032 EPP AMBODIMANGA II KALO VIVIANE SCOLASTIQUE 305 012 025 581 Page 2 de 99 N° CISCO ZAP NIVEAU CODE ETAB ETABLISSEMENT NOM ET PRENOMS CIN 0074 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA II PRESCO 509040032 EPP AMBODIMANGA II RAZAFINDRAZELINA Elodie Samia 305 012 024 376 0075 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA II PRESCO 509040004 EPP AMBODIMORANJY MILLIENE 305 012 021 575 0076 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA II PRESCO 509040033 EPP AMBODIVOHITRA NASY Razanafara Synthia 305 012 035 816 0077 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA II PRESCO 509040033 EPP AMBODIVOHITRA FINARSE 305 072 011 569 0078 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA II PRESCO 509040037 EPP MAROANTSY VAVIROA Prisca 305 032 012 524 0079 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA II PRESCO 509040041 EPP TANANDAVA Roline Marie Clautilde 305 152 010 582 0080 FENERIVE-EST ANTSIATSIAKA II PRESCO 509040041 EPP TANANDAVA SOANDRAZANA Sandra 305 032 012 408 0081 FENERIVE-EST FENERIVE VILLE PRESCO 509051017 EPP AMBATARIA MINDOU Severine 305 012 032 172 0082 FENERIVE-EST FENERIVE VILLE PRESCO 509050003 EPP AMPARATANANA ZANAFARA LANDRICIENNE 305 012 020 282 0083 FENERIVE-EST FENERIVE VILLE PRESCO 509050003 EPP AMPARATANANA ZAHITA CYNTHIA AURELIE 305 012 029 839 0084 FENERIVE-EST FENERIVE VILLE PRESCO 509050004 EPP AMPASIMPOTSY I DAVID SANDRA JEANINELLE 305 012 018 861 0085 FENERIVE-EST FENERIVE VILLE PRESCO 509050004 EPP AMPASIMPOTSY I ZAFITIANA TAHIRIMALALA AVELINE 305 012 027 809 0086 FENERIVE-EST FENERIVE VILLE PRESCO 509050004 EPP AMPASIMPOTSY I RAZAFINDRAMORA Fanomezana Beia 305 012 030 792 0087 FENERIVE-EST
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