Health
Access to medical care remains beyond the reach of many Malagasy (people in Madagascar are called Malagasy).
In 2012 Madagascar had an average of 3 beds in a hospital per 10,000 people.
3,150 doctors, 5, 661 nurses and 385 community workers, 175 pharmacists and 57 dentists for a population of 22 million.
Solution- we should try and give them some money and help them by giving them some extra doctors and other heath care people.
In 2012 Madagascar had an average of 3 beds in a hospital per 10,000 people.
3,150 doctors, 5, 661 nurses and 385 community workers, 175 pharmacists and 57 dentists for a population of 22 million.
Solution- we should try and give them some money and help them by giving them some extra doctors and other heath care people.
Food
Food Supplies in Madagascar do not fulfil population energy requirements. The third of the population is undistinguished. Food supplies also lack diversity and there are reduction in food supplies. One of the causes of this poverty is because of the natural disasters that occur so it is a major cause of food insecurity of house holds. Madagascar is also situated in the geographical position for natural disasters to occur effectively.
As growth population grow the food supplies worsened immediately.
Solution- we should let volunteers go to Madagascar and hold up a meeting for the local people to come and listen on how to take care and grow their plants properly in there farms to be able to produce food from what they have grown.
As growth population grow the food supplies worsened immediately.
Solution- we should let volunteers go to Madagascar and hold up a meeting for the local people to come and listen on how to take care and grow their plants properly in there farms to be able to produce food from what they have grown.
Shelter
The shelter in Madagascar is constructed of varying materials in different parts of the island brick and wood in the plateau, thatch and leaves in the west and often on stilts in the east. They are usually rectangular sited north - south and door way opening at west. The Malagasy people live in the rural areas in Madagascar.
Solution- we should provide them on materials to help them build a safe and secure home and provide volunteers to help them build it.
Solution- we should provide them on materials to help them build a safe and secure home and provide volunteers to help them build it.
Education
Madagascar has a long and distinguished history. Formal schooling began with the medieval Arabs. formal education began in 1820. 40% of women (although education was free and compulsory) were illiteracy estimated. people in Madagascar don't have enough pens, pencils and notebooks to use. recent surveys show that around one third of all children (women included) in Madagascar have no access to education because they don't have enough transport as well.
Solution- we can help them by giving them more pens and we can also help by giving some money so they can get better transport.
Solution- we can help them by giving them more pens and we can also help by giving some money so they can get better transport.
Water
Access to drinking water in Madagascar has declined by 6% in the past two years amid the political crisis, according to the United Nations System in Antananarivo. Despite being the world's fourth largest island, surrounded by water many water sources are unclean in Madagascar, and few people have access to clean water at their homes.
solution- we can help them to make more water filters so that more people can have clean drinking water at their houses.
solution- we can help them to make more water filters so that more people can have clean drinking water at their houses.