Airlife expands its operations to Madagascar: check-ups at the Ampefy associative school and at the Mahatsinjo health center
News · March 4, 2024
AirLife expands its operations to Madagascar: spot checks at the Ampefy associative school and at the Mahatsinjo health center
In 2024, AirLife expands its action to facilitate access to clean water and sanitation in the heart of Madagascar, starting with the associative school in Ampefy and the health center in Mahatsinjo in Ambatolahy, thus reaching more than 3000 beneficiaries! 👨👩👧👦
3000+
Beneficiaries concerned
Ampefy
the associative school
Mahatsinjo
The health center, in Ambatolahy
Our approach
Our innovative approach seeks to address the crucial challenges associated with water and sanitation:
1
Innovation, for a sustainable future
AirLife deploys atmospheric water generators for sustainable access to clean drinking water, while addressing climate challenges with proactive environmental management. These solutions produce fresh, pure, and mineralized water from the moisture in the air.
2
Local commitment for sustainable support
By training local communities in maintenance and hygiene, the project strengthens the sustainability of the facilities. Educational programs in local schools and health centers ensure local awareness and ownership of the project.
3
Sustainability of solutions for a lasting impact
Social tariffs and fair billing: AirLife promotes responsible management, thus supporting the local economy. This approach is aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
And then what?
The AirLife association is firmly committed to supporting vulnerable communities in Madagascar. For the year 2024, our focus for future projects will be on the towns without access to water in the south, from Toliara to Ambovombe and Fort-Dauphin.
Toliara
Ambovombe
Fort-Dauphin
Our mission? Strengthening the resilience of the most vulnerable communities, step by step, for a safer and healthier future…
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Support the Madagascar project
Help us bring the water from the air to the school in Ampefy and the health center in Mahatsinjo.