D, as in rural Development
The interconnection between regions thanks to roads is already bearing results, as countries are now partly opened to the outside world. Moreover, improving yields and developing transports will help boost the sector, especially through agribusiness, which will create employment. In parallel, traceability and compliance to international quality and safety standards will bring all the more incomes from export in response to international demand.
Budgetary quota : 8 %

E, as in Education
The goal is to achieve international standards in terms of quality and quantity of education, in order to provide the country with capable and competitive manpower.
Budgetary quota : 7 %

E, as in Environment
Ecotourism and agribusiness are the key points of MAP; they are interdependent on the environmental factor, which in Madagascar has no match in the world. Consciousness-raising campaigns ampong rural populations should help improve resource management for the profit of all Malagasy.
Budgetary quota : 8 %

G, as in Good Management
This trendy expression rings in Malagasy ears like the new national philosophy. Away with administrative sluggishness that kill all initiatives, away with wangles and flips that have made millions in foreign currencies disappear, millions invested by the international community to put the country back on the right track.
Budgetary quota : 4 %

H, as in Health
HIV and Aids will stabilise. Malaria and malnutrition eradicated. The determining factor is availability of drinking water for all. In parallel, consciousness-raising campaigns should help reduce the average number of children per household.
Budgetary quota : 17 %

I, as in Infrastructure
Terrestrial interconnection of regions is one of MAP’s priorities, as well as filling the gap in terms of information technologies.
Budgetary quota : 40 %

P, as in Private sector
Fuelled by investment and international commerce, private sector is the driving force of development. Though that is common knowledge, the private sector has never been allowed to fully play its role in Madagascar. Though the EDBM (Economic Development Board of Madagascar), the government is determined to enhance the private sector.
Budgetary quota : 20 %

S, as in Solidarity
Imprinted as watermark behind all the major development trends, is the president’s Christian sensivity. The Hallelujahs intoned by the 50,000 spectators of his investiture in Mahamasina seemed to have one and the same intent: bringing the twenty two regions closer together and forge a new national identity, rich with different cultures and traditions.
Budgetary quota : 2 %

[For further informations... ]