Quick Links to Zahanas activities in Madagascar:
click on any image/issue below
Latest web page additions
- Trees Grow - and the boy who planted it
- Getting ready for the 23/24 school year
- Remembering the dream of a woman
- In Memoriam of Jean (12/23)
- What is the Zahana Cup?
- Seed balls for reforestation
- Vegetable Gardens in 2022
- Celebrating seed balls
- Rice bank revitalized
- Jean Zahana's Master Gardener
- Seed Balls
- Innovative pastry oven
- Bicycles for the road
- Hand cranck sewing machine
- Evaluating Reforestation
- Most innovative cookstove 2020
- Our third gardener
- Bicycles mean mobility
- Back to school is different 2020
- Improved cookstove update
- CEPE once again in 2020
- School closure and COVID-19 Prevention
- Improved cookstoves
- Expaning tree nursery
- Innauguration: second school building
- Moringa trees in the school garden
- Clean and Safe Water in Fiarenana
- Solar cooked moringa noodle soup
- Award of Excellence for CARMMA
- CARMMA and CSB1/CSB2
- First Baby born in the new CARMMA rooms
- Moringa in the school yard
- One man, one tree, 1000 Morings seeds
- Video: Moringa Leaves Omelette
- Planting a Moringa Forest in Madagascar
- Zahana 10th Anniversary
- Raising piglets for breading and income
- Potato a new 'old' idea
- Participatory Development Explained
- A failure story with a happy end
- Awarding reforestation
- Int. Women's Day
- Breadfruit - solar cooked videos
- Solar Cooker Videos
- How to video: Build a school
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Thank you for visiting Zahana's National Geographic's "Explorers - Take Action" (former Global Action Atlas) websit
Quick access to our 4 projects: Please follow the links below (so you get there with a click-though from us)
- Zahana wants to plant 10 trees for each woman, child and man in our village
- Building a community school for all (children) in Fairenana
- Solar Cookers for the schools in rural Madagascar
- A microcredit fund as seed money for poor farmers in rural Madagascar
The totally redesigned, beautiful new website, launched in Dec. 2010, features many interesting projects under National Geographic's "Take Action" pages. Zahana is proud to be invited to participate in this adventure.
Background:
Back
in
May 2010 Zahana was invited to participate in the Global
Action Atlas.
Considering the reach the National Geographic Society this is exciting
for a small project working in rural Madagascar like ours.
We ecourage you to please sign up with the Global Action Atlas and explore it further. If you are on Facebook, or twitter we hope you are compelled to become a fan of our projects on the GAA or use many of the other social media tools offered.
More on the Global Action Atlas is (using the National Geographic wording from 2009):
"National Geographics new Global Action Atlas features hundreds of amazing efforts to reduce human suffering, protect plants and animals, preserve cultures, and more.
National Geographic has launched a sweeping new website to highlight and support the heroic work being done by nonprofits around the world to solve problems facing people and nature. The Global Action Atlas connects people to causes and grassroots projects, enabling those who want to do good to volunteer, donate, advocate, and spread the word about on-the-ground efforts to improve our planet."
This was made possible thanks to Global Givings tireless work with the National Geographic Society. Global Giving processes the donations made via the Global Action Atlas. Currently all of Zahanas Global Giving Projects are listed on National Geographics Global Action Atlas as well.