All projects: Madagascar
Safety + Health for All
Promoting workers’ safety and health across African value chains
The project “Promoting workers’ safety and health across African value chains” (2025–2029), funded by France, seeks to enhance occupational safety and health across key African value chains in Madagascar and the Republic of Congo.
Safety + Health for All
Improving the safety and health of workers in the construction value chain in Madagascar
The project responds to the critical need to improve occupational safety and health, particularly in quarrying activities supplying the construction sector.
Employment-Intensive Investment
Strengthening food security and livelihoods through construction and irrigation in 6 regions of Madagascar
The ILO and WFP partner to promote decent employment, food security, and climate resilience in Madagascar, for vulnerable populations and in line with national priorities and the 2030 Agenda.
Employment-Intensive Investment
HIMO Routes/DEFIS Project in Madagascar
HIMO is a project resulting from a partnership between the ILO and Madagascar's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, through the DEFIS Program. It aims to strengthen the creation of decent jobs through the implementation of a labor-intensive...
HIMO Bâtiments in Madagascar
The HIMO Bâtiments project contributes to improving the living conditions of young people and women, by strengthening their access to reproductive health information and services, while promoting decent work.
Just Transition
Eco-Langouste Project Madagascar
Towards a sustainable blue economy: a just transition for a resilient and viable lobster value chain in Madagascar.
Employment-Intensive Investment
Rehabilitation / Construction of Primary Schools in Response to Cyclones in Madagascar
ProAgro YOUTH
The ProAgro YOUTH project is a strategic partnership between the ILO and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). It aims to boost youth employment in Algeria, Côte d’Ivoire, Madagascar, and Malawi by providing vocational...
Decent work in global supply chains
Sustainable supply chains to build forward better – Textiles and clothing manufacturing in Madagascar
Ending Child Labour in Supply Chains
Project Entr'Alliance Madagascar
To support Madagascar's objectives as a pioneer country of Alliance 8.7, the Entr'Alliance project strengthens Madagascar's national capacities in the fight against child labour.
Decent work in global supply chains
Sustainable supply chains to build forward better
Advancing decent work in five global supply chains of key importance to the European Union for a fair, resilient, and sustainable COVID-19 crisis recovery
STRENGTHEN2
Employment impact assessment to maximize job creation in Africa
Improving Occupational Safety And Health In The Garment And Construction Supply Chains In Madagascar – A Vision Zero Fund Project – Phase II
Vision Zero Fund Project – Phase II
Improving occupational safety and health in the garment and construction supply chains in Madagascar
Implementation Phase
Forced labour
Evidence to Action (EvA): Increasing the impact of research to mobilise efforts against forced labour in Argentina and Madagascar
The EvA Project aims to generate and disseminate actionable knowledge, as well as to mobilize stakeholders, to foster the use of research and evidence into the development of policies and programmes that contributes to eliminate forced labour.
Employment-Intensive Investment
Training in the Employment Intensive Investment Approach of Small and Medium Enterprises and Design Offices - Realization of training sites...
Improving safety and health in Madagascar lychee and textile supply chains - A Vision Zero Fund project
Vision Zero Fund
The G7-initiated Vision Zero Fund initiative (VZF) aims to prevent work-related deaths, injuries and diseases in global supply chains.
OSH in Global Supply Chains
ILO-EU project to improve the knowledge base on safety and health in global supply chains to support G20 work on safer workplaces
Employment-Intensive Investment
Construction of school buildings following the labour-intensive approach, within the framework of the joint UNICEF/WFP/ILO program in...