On May 29, 2026, in Antananarivo, the technical validation workshop of Madagascar’s third Nationally Determined Contribution (CDN3) was held, organized by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). This major event brought together experts, institutions, and civil society organizations to finalize the country’s national climate strategy.
A Significant Presence
The participation of Millenium Afrikulture Madagascar, represented by Mr. Freddy Joseph, reflects the organization’s commitment to placing culture and inclusive communication at the heart of discussions on sustainable development and climate justice. By taking part in the exchanges, the organization contributed to:
- Highlighting the cultural dimension in climate policies.
- Promoting social inclusion of vulnerable communities facing the impacts of climate change.
- Strengthening institutional advocacy for an integrated approach linking culture, environment, and resilience.
A Strategic Workshop
Madagascar’s CDN3 aims to:
- Protect vulnerable populations against cyclones, droughts, and floods.
- Strengthen infrastructure resilience (schools, health centers).
- Ensure access to clean water and support sustainable agriculture.
- Affirm climate justice, reminding that Madagascar, though a low emitter of greenhouse gases, suffers heavily from the effects of global warming.
The presence of Millenium Afrikulture Madagascar, through the voice of Mr. Freddy Joseph, reinforced the role of cultural and social actors in this national undertaking.
Expected Impact
Millenium Afrikulture Madagascar’s participation paves the way for:
- Stronger cooperation between institutions and cultural actors.
- Greater visibility of cultural initiatives in climate policies.
- Enhanced advocacy to ensure that culture becomes a lever of resilience in the face of environmental challenges.