angèle liditte, madagascar, climate change - summit 2012

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MADAGASACAR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND GENDER JUSTICE

SUMMIT AND AWARDS23-26 A PRIL 2012

KOPANONG HOTEL 365 DAYS OF LOCAL ACTION TO END VIOLENCE AND EMPOWER WOMEN

SAVE WATER AND PROTECT ENVIRONMENT

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HOW DID YOU GO ABOUT IDENTIFYING THIS PROBLEM ? T HE SOIL IS DETERIORATING , CLIMATE IS CHANGING AND GO BAD

SAVE WATER AND PROTECTENVIRONMENT

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HOW DID YOU GO ABOUT IDENTIFYING THIS PROBLEM ?

Bush fire is acommonpractice

The forest wasdestroyed foreconomical needs


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CYCLONES AND FLOODS ARE FREQUENT


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THE POPULATION BEGIN TO MOVE TO URBAN AREAS


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IS THIS ISSUE IMPORTANT? Yes, this is issue is very important because:The crops are poor and supply is failing to

keep up with demand All kinds of diseases are spreading in thecouncil because of dirty water.

I took the responsibilty because I knewthat it was everyones duty to react towardsthis bad situation. Especially onenvironment which is the root of life.

SAVE WATER AND PROTECT

ENVIRONMENT

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HOW ARE YOU GOING ABOUT ADDRESSING THIS PROBLEM?

I started to inform people onClimate Change, its bad

consequences, as well as thestrategies to face it.



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SENSITIZATION ON REFORESTATION AND THE IMPORTANCE OF TREEPLANTING

Plantation of fruit trees nearriver sides

Plantation of Eucaluptus ,tree forcharcoal

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WHAT IS THE TIME-FRAME FOR THE PROJECT?

Tree planting is done during the season of rain, once a year and will be continued.

Running of the public drinking fountainsince August 2010.


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WHO IS THE KEY TARGET? WHO IS INVOLVED? ARE WOMEN AND MEN EQUALLY INVOLVED? EVERYONE IN THE COUNCIL TOOK AVANTAGES FROM THE WORK DONE

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PARTNERSHIPS FORMED THROUGH THE PROJECT

The person who took part in the project : The council,the Association and the population

Partners : The council, the representative of theMinistry of Water, the Jirama, the Society Colas , Jardin d Elemiah.

Men and women are equally involved inthe project because they are all usingwater for everyday life and inagriculture

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MEN AND WOMEN WORK TOGETHER

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RESOURCEFULNESS: WHAT FINANCIAL, HUMAN AND OTHER RESOURCES WERE MOBILISED?

Partnership with:The council for the adduction of drinking waterSociety Colas , ACPU D/S for reforestation

Human resource :- Jardin Elemiah (fertilizer, young tree)

- Employees of the council and the population

CREATIVITY: ARE YOU USING ARTS, CULTURE, MEDIA AND SOCIAL MEDIA TO POPULARISE THE ISSUES?

The BCPI gave training for the responsible of public drinking fountain.Establishment of a committee for maintenance

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MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Transparency in Management (report and feed-back)

Water:

Monthly report (comparing income and water spent)

Double signature of the responsible of the publicfountain and the president of the association beforeputting the money into the accountSalary for the responsible of the public fountain and aspecial budget for maintenance

Tree planting

Verification of the trees planted every six months.

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O VERVIEW OF THE POPULATION S USE OF WATERMonth Isanolona

maka rano rano lany(Gerican:G)

Vola azo30AR/gerican

fanamarihana

lahy vavy

November 40 60 500Gx20lx30j=30M3

10000ARx30=300000A R

December 25 40 325Gx20lx30j=19,50M3

6500x30=195000AR

January 18 35 300Gx20lx30j=180M3

6000x30=180000AR

Nihena nympatsaka

February 20 47 320Gx20lx30j=192M3

6400x30=192000AR

March 40 60 400Gx20lx3

0j=240M3

8000x30j=24

0000AR

Niakatra ny

isannympatsaka


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WHAT RESULTS HAVE BEEN ACHIEVED?

There is harmony and peace in eachhousehold because men as well womenparticipate in the expenses of the family

Violence has decreased because thepublic fountain is in the village

Decrease of diseases due to dirty water P R O J E C T S :


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IMPACT (BASED ON THE SADC PROTOCOL TARGETS)

Art 4-8 : Gender discrimination

Art 15-19 : Access to drinking water and landowning

Art 2-8 : Womens participation in decision-

making positions and in conflict resolution . P R O J E C T S :

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THE PROJECT IS EFFICIENT BECAUSE:

In 2009: 30% of children were suffering from diseases caused bydirty water

In 2011 : Only 2% of children were reached

2010: Access to water is easier. This situation decreased the

cases of rape while little girl had to go far for getting water

The revenue of each household has increased

Young people are coming back from town to work in agriculturebusiness

Creation of associations for the fight against gender violence P R O J E C T S :

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LETTERS FROM BENEFICIARIES


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SUSTAINABILITY AND REPLICATION?

The project is sustainable because of thepartnership with the council

It can be replicated in other region or countriesbecause climate change and its effect is a worldphenomenon


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LESSONS LEARNED

Sensitization on reforestation is very importantto protect environmentSaving water is capital for a sustainabledevelopmentTransparency in management is the key for the

success and the sustainability of a project

PROTECT environment and SAVE water forfuture generation P R O J E C T S :

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

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