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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.

Building rehabilitation workers August 1, 2024 © ILO
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Project details

1 September 2023 - 31 December 2024

266,954 USD

United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

MDG/23/01/FPA

Madagascar, Atsinanana, Atsimo Atsinanana, Vatovavy, Fitovinany, Analamanga regions

Holiarivony Ramiarintsoa, National project coordinator, Email : [email protected], Mobile : +261 34 49 489 96

Objectives

Create jobs through the HIMO rehabilitation of health and leisure infrastructures, as well as training, listening and legal advice centers for young people in five regions of Madagascar.

Results

In line with the objectives set out in the agreement, the project has rehabilitated three youth corners, a youth space, two youth centers, a listening and legal advice center for young people, a youth headquarters and a model family planning center.

The rehabilitation work on these infrastructures has created direct jobs for 160 people, including 115 young people, giving a proportion of 72%. In addition, 27 young people were trained on site to carry out the work, ensuring respect for gender equality and working conditions.

To ensure the sustainability of the infrastructure, 9 maintenance committees were set up and trained at local level, and 9 training programs were carried out for the young workers recruited.

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