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Liste Candidatures Conseillers Melaky
NOMBRE DISTRICT COMMUNE ENTITE NOM ET PRENOM(S) CANDIDATS CANDIDATS INDEPENDANT RANDRIANIAINA AMBATOMAINTY AMBATOMAINTY 1 NOMENJANAHARY (Randrianiaina RANDRIANIAINA Nomenjanahary Nomenjanahary) RAZAFIARIVELO HONORINE (Independant AMBATOMAINTY AMBATOMAINTY 1 RAZAFIARIVELO Honorine Razafiarivelo Honorine) GROUPEMENT DE P.P IRD (Isika Rehetra AMBATOMAINTY AMBATOMAINTY 1 JEANNOT Miaraka@andry Rajoelina) IANAO TOKIKO, IZAHO TOKINAO (Independant AMBATOMAINTY AMBATOMAINTY 1 RATSIMIDOSY Andriamahefa Simon Ratsimidosy Andriamahefa Simon) AMBATOMAINTY AMBATOMAINTY 1 MANASOA (Fikambanana No Vaha Olana) MANASOA RANDRIANTENDRINJANAHARY FRANCOIS AMBATOMAINTY AMBATOMAINTY 1 D'ASSISE (Independant RANDRIANTENDRINJANAHARY Francois D'assise Randriantendrinjanahary Francois D'assise) JEAN MIRADJI BEN YOUSSOUF (Independant AMBATOMAINTY AMBATOMAINTY 1 JEAN MIRADJI Ben Youssouf Papan'assanaty) AMBATOMAINTY BEMARIVO 1 TSIVERILAZA (Independant Tsiverilaza) TSIVERILAZA LEMANENO BENOIT (Independant Lemaneno AMBATOMAINTY BEMARIVO 1 LEMANENO Benoit Benoit) AMBATOMAINTY BEMARIVO 1 LUCIEN ALIBAY (Independant Lucien Alibay) LUCIEN Alibay GROUPEMENT DE P.P IRD (Isika Rehetra AMBATOMAINTY BEMARIVO 1 RAMANANTENA Ferry Tomson Miaraka @ Andry Rajoelina) GROUPEMENT DE P.P IRD (Isika Rehetra AMBATOMAINTY MAROTSIALEHA 1 RAZAFINDRAKOTO Emmanuel Jean Claude Miaraka @ Andry Rajoelina ) GROUPEMENT DE P.P IRD (Isika Rehetra AMBATOMAINTY SARODRANO 1 RANDRIAMIHAJA Vincent Arnel Miaraka@andry Rajoelina) RAKOTONDRAZAKA FELIX (Independant AMBATOMAINTY SARODRANO 1 RAKOTONDRAZAKA Felix -
Population Status of the Madagascar Fish Eagle Haliaeetus Vociferoides in 2005–2006
Bird Conservation International, page 1 of 12. © BirdLife International, 2013 doi:10.1017/S0959270913000038 Population status of the Madagascar Fish Eagle Haliaeetus vociferoides in 2005–2006 GILBERT RAZAFIMANJATO, THE SEING SAM, MARIUS RAKOTONDRATSIMA, LILY-ARISON RENE DE ROLAND and RUSSELL THORSTROM Summary Coastal and inland surveys for the endemic and “Critically Endangered” Madagascar Fish Eagle Haliaeetus vociferoides were conducted in western Madagascar from Antsiranana in the north to Manja in the south during the 2005 and 2006 breeding seasons (May–October). Surveys covered typical Madagascar Fish Eagle habitat: lakes, rivers, mangroves, estuaries, and marine islands within their known distribution. In total, 287 individuals were encountered, including 98 breeding pairs (196 individuals), 23 breeding trios (69 individuals), 15 single adults and seven immature birds. Of these 287 birds, 128 individuals (44.6%) were observed on lakes; 116 (40.4%) in coastal areas, consisting of 103 (35.9%) in mangroves and 13 (4.5%) in estuaries; 32 (11.2%) on marine islands and 11 (3.8%) on rivers. There was an increase between surveys in 1995 and this study in the number of Madagascar Fish Eagles counted, from 222 to 287, and in the number of pairs from 99 to 121. This study confirms that the Madagascar Fish Eagle population is still low due to human persecution (hunting, collection of eggs and nestlings), overfishing and habitat destruction. We recommend monitoring fish eagles annually at the higher concentration sites to evaluate human activities and conducting a population survey every five years throughout western and northern Madagascar. Résumé Le recensement le long de la côte et à l’intérieur de la terre continentale de l’Aigle Pêcheur de Madagascar Haliaeetus vociferoides a été mené dans la partie ouest de Madagascar depuis Antsiranana, au nord, jusqu’à Manja, au sud. -
Annual Report Program Year 2 October 1, 2011
JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. A team of CHWs with their supplies in Melaky Annual Report Program Year 2 October 1, 2011- September 30, 2012 Cooperative Agreement No. 687-A-00-11-00013-00 Submitted: November 12, 2012 This report has been prepared by JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. in collaboration with The Manoff Group and Transaid and submitted to the United States Agency for International Development for consideration and approval. JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. Madagascar Community-Based Integrated Health Program: “MAHEFA” Program Year 2: October 1, 2011- September 30, 2012 Cooperative Agreement No. 687-A-00-11-00013-00 Submitted to: USAID/Madagascar in Antananarivo, Madagascar. Prepared for: Dr. Jocelyne ANDRIAMIADANA, AOR Mr. Robert Kolesar, Alternate AOR USAID/Madagascar Prepared by: JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. Community-Based Integrated Health Program: ―MAHEFA‖ JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. Lot II K 63 Ter Ivandry-« Villa Sylvie » Antananarivo (101) Tel. (261) 034 79 261 17 This document is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc. and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States government. 2 Table of Contents List of Tables.............................................................................................................................................. 5 Acronyms and Abbreviations.................................................................................................................. -
MONOGRAPHIE REGION MELAKY.Pdf
CENTRE DE RECHERCHES, D’ETUDES ET D’APPUI A L’ANALYSE ECONOMIQUE À MADAGASCAR MONOGRAPHIE RÉGION MELAKY CREAM, février 2013 Monographie de la région d’Analamanga <Contributeurs / crédit photo / cartes> Monographie téléchargeable depuis<adresse internet> Cream, février 2013 Sommaire INTRODUCTION 9 Chapitre I Cadre physique et administratif 11 I.1. Localisation géographique et cadre physique 13 I.1.1. Localisation géographique 13 I.1.2. Relief 14 I.1.3. Hydrologie 14 I.1.4. Géologie 17 I.1.5. Climatologie 20 I.1.6. Sauvegarde de l`environnement 21 I.2. Cadre Administratif 26 I.2.1. Généralités sur les Collectivités Territoriales Décentralisées (CTD) et les services techniques déconcentrés (STD) 26 I.2.2. Découpage Administratif de la Région Analamanga 27 I.2.3. Les services territoriaux déconcentrés 28 Chapitre II Population 35 II.1. Etat de la population 36 II.1.1. Population totale 36 II.1.2. Composition et caractéristiques démographiques de la population 37 II.1.3. Caractéristiques de la population 40 II.1.4. Statut de la femme 43 II.2. Mouvements de la population 44 II.2.1. Migration interne 45 II.2.2. Immigration 46 II.2.3. Emigration 46 II.3. Habitat 47 II.3.1. Type d’habitation 47 II.3.2. Caractéristiques des habitats 47 II.4. Niveau de vie et pauvreté 49 II.4.1. Possession de bien durable 49 II.4.2. Ratio et intensité de la pauvreté de pauvreté 50 Chapitre III Organisation sociale et économique 53 III.1. Organisation de la société civile 55 III.1.1. -
Communication for Empowerment in Madagascar an Assessment of Communication and Media Needs at the Community Level
Communication for Empowerment in Madagascar An assessment of communication and media needs at the community level 2008 Communication for Empowerment in Madagascar An assessment of communication and media needs at the community level 2008 UNDP Oslo Governance Centre Communication for Social Change Consortium UNDEF 1 This report was written by staff and consultants from the Andrew Lees Trust with input from Barry Driscoll of UNDP. Project coordination and editing by staff and consultants of the Communication for Social Change Consortium. The views and interpretations in this report are the authors’ and do not necessarily reflect those of UNDP or of the Communication for Social Change Consortium. The Communication for Empowerment initiative is funded by the United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Copyright © 2008 UNDP and the Communication for Social Change Consortium Front page photos: Adam Rogers Addresses: UNDP Oslo Governance Centre Postboks 2881 Tøyen N-0608 Oslo, Norway Tel: +47.23 06 08 20 Fax: +47.23 06 08 21 [email protected] www.undp.org/oslocentre Communication for Social Change Consortium 14 South Orange Avenue, Suite 2F South Orange, New Jersey 07079, United States. Tel: +1.973 763 1115 Fax: +1.973 762 8267 [email protected] www.communicationforsocialchange.org 2 CONTENTS ACRONYMS 4 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS 5 PREFACES 6 By the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Madagascar By the UNDP/ Oslo Governance Centre and the Communication for Social Change Consortium EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 8 I. INTRODUCTION 12 Background and Justification The Pilot Process The Communication for Empowerment Process in Madagascar About the pilot nature of this study and report II. -
World Bank Document
Ministry of Transportation and Meteorology World Bank Ministry of Public Works E524 Volume 1 Public Disclosure Authorized Rural Transportation Project Environmental and Social Public Disclosure Authorized Impact Assessment Public Disclosure Authorized December 2001 Prepared by Transport Sector Project (TSP) NGO Lalana Basler & Hofmann Based on the preliminary designs of the following consulting firms: Public Disclosure Authorized DINIKA (Tananarive) MICS - ECR - AEC - SECAM (Fianarantsoa) ESPACE - MAHERY (Taomasina) EC PLUS - JR SAINA (Mahajanga) 4 A OSIBP - SOMEAH (Toliary) F CO PY EIIRA - ANDRIAMBOLA - BIC (Antsiranana) Projet de Transport Rural, Madagascar - Evaluation des impacts environnementaux et sociaux Table of Contents 1 Summary of Environmental and Social Assessment .................................................. 1 1.1 Proposed Project ........................................ 1 1.2 Transport Sector Environmental Assessment ...................................... 1 1.3 Environmental Assessment for APL 2 ...................................... 1 1.4 Policy and Legislative Framework ....................................... 1 1.5 Methodology ...................................... 2 1.6 Participatory approach ...................................... 2 1.7 Rural transport rehabilitation component ....................................... 3 1.8 Potential environmental impacts ...................................... 3 1.9 Resettlement and cultural heritage ....................................... 4 1.10 Rail and port infrastructure rehabilitation -
Feasibility Study on the Protection and Management of the Barren Isles Ecosystem, Madagascar
Garth Cripps Feasibility study on the protection and management of the Barren Isles ecosystem, Madagascar 309A/B Aberdeen Studios, 22-24 Highbury Grove, London N5 2EA, UK. [email protected] Tel: +44 (0)20 7359 1287 Fax: +44 (0)800 066 4032 © WWF 2011 . Copyright in this publication and in all text, data and images contained herein, except as otherwise indicated, rests with WWF. Keywords: Barren Isles, coral reefs, feasibility study, Madagascar, marine protected area. Acknowledgements: Financial support for this study was provided by WWF and the Natural Museum of Geneva through the: "Réseau interdisciplinaire pour une gestion durable de la biodiversité marine: diagnostic environnemental et social autour des tortues marines dans le sud-ouest de l’Océan Indien." Recommended citation: Cripps, G. 2010. Feasibility study on the protection and management of the Barren Isles ecosystem, Madagascar. Blue Ventures Conservation Report (2009), for WWF and the "Réseau interdisciplinaire pour une gestion durable de la biodiversité marine: diagnostic environnemental et social autour des tortues marines dans le sud-ouest de l’Océan Indien ". 272 pp Table of Contents List of figures ............................................................................................................................................................7 List of tables .............................................................................................................................................................9 Abbreviations and Acronyms .................................................................................................................................12 -
MADAGASCAR PLANNING and REFERENCE MAP Feb 2013
MADAGASCAR PLANNING AND REFERENCE MAP Feb 2013 PREPOSITIONED STOCKS IN OTHER AREAS HABITAT Plastic Kit Water treat Water Regions Tents Food Legend KITS Sheeting wash unit purification Capital SAVA 4,800 10,050 6,690 17,385 5,500 0 0 District Boundaries Analanjirofo 1,500 0 10,000 17,000 40,000 10,000 0 STORM 16 EXPECTED PATH Atsinanana 500 0 100,000 46,000 55 25,000 3,375 STORM 16 MEAN FORECAST ERROR Vatovavy Fitovinany 2,500 0 0 17,000 0 0 0 YELLOW ALERT DISTRICTS Total 9,300 10,050 116,690 97,385 45,555 35,000 3,375 NOTE: Yellow Alert Country(s) or Province(s) Antsiranana I MADAGASCAR Antsiranana II probability for CAT 1 or above is 20% in about 48 hours probability for TS is 40% in about Nosy-Be Ambilobe Vohemar 36 hours Ambanja Yellow Alert City(s) and Town(s) Sambava MOROMBE (21.8 S, 43.4 E) Analalava probability for CAT 1 or above is Bealanana Andapa 15% in about 48 hours Mozambique Antsohihy probability for TS is 40% in about Befandriana Nord Channel Antalaha 36 hours Maroantsetra Mahajanga II Mahajanga I Port-Berge (Boriziny-Vaovao) TOLIARA (23.4 S, 43.7 E) probability for CAT 1 or above is Mitsinjo Mandritsara Marovoay Mampikony Mananara-Avaratra 10% in about 48 hours Soalala probability for TS is 35% in about Ambato Boeni Andilamena Soanierana Ivongo 48 hours Besalampy Sainte Marie Tsaratanana Fenerive Est Maevatanana Amparafaravola Kandreho Vavatenina Maintirano Ambatomainty Morafenobe Ankazobe Anjozorobe Ambatondrazaka Toamasina II Toamasina I Fenoarivobe MADAGASCAR Brickaville Ambohidratrimo Antsalova Tsiroanomandidy Manjakandriana -
MADAGASCAR Main Health Facilities and Population Density March 2020
MADAGASCAR Main Health Facilities and Population Density March 2020 \ Capital city Health Facility * Major Town v® Level 1 Antsiranana v® Level 2 v® Informal Settlement Tanambao I Hospital Administrative Boundaries Population Density 2018 (People per Sq. Km) District Boundary Region Boundary < 100 101 - 1,000 Ambilobe 1,001 - 2,000 Hospital 2,001 - 5,000 v® > 5,000 Sambavav® Besopaka Hospital Antsohihy Hospital v® Befandriana v® Hospital Antsohihy Mahajanga Mahabibo v®Hospita Soalala Hospital Morafeno v® v® Hospital Besalampy Soanierana Ivongo v® Hospital v® Hospital v® Maevatanana Fenerive Est Ambatondrazaka Morafenobe v® Hospitalv® v® Ambatomainty Ambatondrazaka Morafenobe Toamasina Hospital Ankazobe Hospital Anjozorobe Toamasinav® Hospital ® Hospital Hospital v v® Antsalova v® Tsiroanomandidy v® Itasy AntananarivoHJRA Miarinarivo v®Hospital v® CHU Befelatanana v® v® Soavinandriana Arivonimamo Hospital Hospital Atsimo Indian Ocean Hospitalv® Morondava v® Antsirabe v® Morondava v® Hospital Ambositra v® v® Miandrivazo Amoron' i Mania Hospital Hospital Mananjary Hospital v® Fianarantsoa Morombe v® v®Hospital Fianarantsoa Ikongo Hospital Hospital Manakara v® Ankazoabo Sud Ihosy v® Hospital v® Antananarivo Alakamisy Ihosy ® Sakaraha Hospital v v® Hospitalv® Anosiala Betroka Iakora Hospital Hospital ® ® v® Toliary v v Vangaindrano v® Benenitra v® v® Bezaha Toliary Hospital Vangaindrano Hospital Hospital v® Hospital Manarapenitra Betioky v® Hospital Amboasary v® Hospital Ampanihy v® CHENOSOA v® Befelatanana® Hospital Taolagnaro v v® Hospital v® Beloha v® HJRA Ambohimiandra Hospital Ambovombe v® v® Taolagnaro Ambovombe Hospital La Reunion Kely Slum (1,000 people) *- Level 1: Health center providing emergency surgical cases and comprehensive obstetric care (with surgeons, resuscitation specialists, assistant surgeons, nurse anesthetists and paramedics) - Level 2: Health center providing comprehensive care with all specialties. -
Evaluation Environnementale Du Projet De Creation De La
REPOBLIKAN ‘ I MADAGASIKARA Tanindrazana-Fahafahana-Fandrosoana ---------------------- MINISTERE DE L’ENVIRONNEMENT, DES FORETS, ET DU TOURISME ------------------ M E E F T TPF Madagascar EVALUATION ENVIRONNEMENTALE DU PROJET DE CREATION DE LA NOUVELLE AIRE PROTEGEE DU COMPLEXE TSIMEMBO MANAMBOLOMATY DANS LES COMMUNES RURALES DE MASOARIVO, D’ANTSALOVA ET DE TRANGAHY, DISTRICT D’ANTSALOVA – REGION DE MELAKY - MADAGASCAR DEVELOPPEE PAR : o Johson Joseph RAMBOAVELO et Serge Barck GERVAIS o Dr Lily Arison RENE DE ROLLAND et Félix RAZAFINDRAJAO, J N RABEARIVONY o l’équipe du THE PEREGRINE FUND et du DURRELL WILDLIFE CONSERVATION TRUST Janvier 2009 - Evaluation Environnementale en vue de la Création de la Nouvelle Aire Protégée Tsimembo - Manambolomaty Paysage du lac Andranobe, Complexe Tsimembo-Manambolomaty (Photo : Peregrine Fund) 1 Johson J RAMBOAVELO, Serge B GERVAIS, Dr Lily A RENE DE ROLLAND, Félix RAZAFINDRAJAO, J N RABEARIVONY- et l’équipe du THE PEREGRINE FUND et DURRELL WILDLIFE CONSERVATION TRUST Evaluation Environnementale en vue de la Création de la Nouvelle Aire Protégée Tsimembo - Manambolomaty FAMINTINANA 1. Tanjon’ny Fanadihadiana Ara-tontolo Iainana Ny fanadihadiana amin’ny lafiny ara tontolo ianana dia natao nandritra ny volana novembra sy désambra taona 2008 teo, ny fanombatombanana ara-tontolo iainana ny fanasokajiana ho « faritra harovana ny toerana TSIMEMBO-MANAMBOLOMATY Ny tanjona amin’ny iarovana azy dia ny mba hitandrovana ny vakoka voa- janahary sy kolon-tsaina manana ny maha izy azy no sady fanajariana toerana fialam- boly sy fanabeazana. Raha fintinina ny hevi-dehibe fonosin’ny fanovana sata ity dia tsy inona fa « fahafahana mitrandraka maharitra ny harena voajanahary ao amin’ny faritra arovana. » ary azoatao ao anaty sokajy faha-dimy arakan’ny IUCN Marihina etoana fa efa notantanan’ireo fikambanana io « faritra » io hatramin’ny 29 septembra 2001. -
Range, Status and Biology of the Madagascar Sea Eagle Haliaeetus Vociferoides
Meyburg, B.-U. & R. D. Chancellor eds. 1989 Raptors in the Modern World WWGBP: Berlin, London & Paris Range, Status and Biology oF the Madagascar Sea Eagle Haliaeetus vociferoides O. Langrand & B.-U. Meyburg ABSTRACT The Madagascar Sea Eagle is one oF t h e rarest birds oF prey in the world, with probably approxi- mately 50 pairs. Its range is conFined to a sMall strip along the west coast oF t h e island, froM Antsir- anana (Diego Suarez) at its northernMost point to Belo sur Mer, about 50kM south oF M o r o n d a v a , 600kM further south. It is doubtFul whether it occurred further south in the past. It occurs in three diFFerent types oF biotopes: marine rocky areas, mangroves and lakes and rivers. Forty-eight occupied sites were recorded between 1978 and 1986 comprising 96 individ- uals, including 40 pairs and 10 isolated adults. The principal threats to this species are hunting, trapping and taking young froM nests and disappearance oF natural habitat. The existing network oF protected areas does not guarantee its survival. Only the establishMent oF a reserve in the sMall rocky islands oF t h e north-west and the creation oF a National Park including the larger lakes in the Antsalova region would ensure the protection oF a major population oF the eagle. The nuMbers and distribution oF t h i s endangered raptor may now be considered to be relatively well studied, thanks to the eFForts oF t he WWGBP, but its biology still reMains alMost unknown. Only one occupied eyrie was found during this study. -
Madagascar Locust Update for August, 2013
MADAGASCAR LOCUST UPDATE FOR AUGUST, 2013 WEATHER AND ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS The Madagascar National Meteorological Directorate predicted below normal rainfall in the locust invasion and outbreak areas and higher than normal temperatures across much of the Island in August. This and the bushfires which are in progress contributed to further dry up natural vegetation, including grasses–important elements in the gregarization and invasion areas in Horombe and the foothills east of Isalo, east of Sakaraha, Belomotra, the Befandriana plain and other areas in the Mid-West as well as the Mid- and North Central areas. The prevailing winds were blowing westwards from the east allowing swarm movements from the outbreak/invasion areas in the east to the west and some to the north-east. Vegetation coverage was low with an estimated at 5-10% in Mandabe, Manja and Befandriana South and <15% in Horombe, in the Ankazoabo basin and Beroroha region. However, coverage was higher, around 40%, in low laying areas where moisture content was relatively higher. LOCUST SITUATION Swarms continued appearing in rice growing areas in Morondava plain and Maharivo (the transitional outbreak areas) in the Northwest in August. Three swarms were reported in Ankilizato Beronono by the end of the second dekad of the month, the last one was seen flying for 4 hours. Six swarms were also observed in the Ankilizato plain during the 2nd and 3rd dekads of August. In the central region in the Horombe Plateau (the initial multiplication area), an immature swarm was observed on 500 ha (5 km) in Vavalovo and Bemandrevo (Ranohira) on August 20.