“Tsy misy mafy tsy laitra ny zoto“. Malagasy proverb
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” Maimonides
“The highest result of education is tolerance” Helen Keller
“Education is the key to propsperity” Soanirina Project
Education and the State of World Affairs
The world in which we live in is filled with suffering due to poverty, social imbalance, injustice, environmental degradation and immorality. As a result, It has destroyed our very social human fabric. Poverty and disunity have crippled our core moral values and our material and spiritual progress all over the world. Many rural communities, particularly in the Third-World countries, are most affected. We can reverse the course of this suffering if governments, organizations, institutions, at all levels, and individual citizens truly take responsibility. Education plays a crucial role in reducing poverty and in preparing the children and the youth for their future and that of their communities.
Primary Public School of Avaratrambolo (EPP), Manjakandriana, Madagascar
Literacy and Prosperity
Many remote rural villages of Madagascar have been struggling for decades in many aspects of their community life. Lack of basic education is one of the most prominent issues among others…
The Education System in Madagascar
The Malagasy education system, through the education sector plan, is revised and structured so as to improve the quality of teaching to have more consistent results at the end of each cycle…
The Challenge
To take part in this journey in supporting this community, Soanirina Project plans to help improve the success rate in the rural village of Avaratrambolo. Since the last success rate in the final cycle 1 exam was approximately 10%, our main short-term challenge is to combine our efforts to obtain more significant exam results…
The power of education extends beyond the development of skills we need for economic success... Nelson Mandela
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