
Madagascar
Since March 2021, MSF teams have been responding to the consequences of the worst drought to hit the region in 30 years, which has dwindled food supplies, leaving people in some areas starving.
Our teams are currently providing medical care and food aid support to people with moderate and severe malnutrition, including adolescents and adults.
We had previously worked in Madagascar in October and November 2017, supporting the Ministry of Health staff in tackling an outbreak of plague in the port city Tamatave (also known as Toamasina).
Our activities in 2021 in Madagascar
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2021.
104
104
€6 M
6M
1987
1987


28,900
28,9
19,200
19,2
8,890
8,89

Communities devastated by cyclones in Madagascar

Cyclones cut people off from healthcare in eastern Madagascar

Cyclone Batsirai leaves people vulnerable to food shortages and malaria

Emergency aid in Madagascar prevented as medical staff are denied access

Food assistance urgently needed as nutrition crisis grips southern Madagascar
