Publié le
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02/11/2026

Building and Equipment Renovation - JM Manavotra School

Madagascar
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Alakamisy ambohimaha

Problem/ Context

PROBLEM / CONTEXT: The JM Manavotra Private High School, located in Alakamisy Ambohimaha, currently has approximately 115 students across several grade levels. Despite the administration's efforts to ensure quality education, the school faces several challenges that limit its capacity and the students' learning conditions. Among the main difficulties encountered: School infrastructure remains insufficient, with some buildings still unfinished.

The number of students is high compared to the school's capacity. Classrooms and school equipment are inadequate. The lack of desks and benches makes studying difficult for some students. The school lacks computer equipment to facilitate learning new technologies. Limited financial resources prevent the school from meeting all its needs. Given this situation, external support is necessary to improve infrastructure, strengthen school equipment, and provide students with a more suitable, safe, and conducive learning environment for their academic success.

Detailed project description

Description of the proposed solution: The project aims to improve learning conditions and the quality of education at the JM MANAVOTRA Private High School, located in Alakamisy Ambohimaha. To address the challenges encountered, we propose:

The construction and completion of school infrastructure. Equipping classrooms with desks and benches. Providing computer equipment for students and teachers. Improving the reception and learning conditions for students. Strengthening teaching equipment.

B. Objectives: The overall objective is to offer students a suitable, safe, and conducive learning environment. The specific objectives are: Increasing the school's capacity. Improving teaching and learning conditions. Facilitating student access to computer tools and new technologies. Reducing the shortage of school supplies. Contributing to improving the quality of education in rural areas.

C. Material Needs: To carry out this project, the school needs: Construction materials for the completion and improvement of school buildings. Desks and benches for students. Computers and IT equipment. Teaching and learning materials. Furniture and equipment necessary for the proper functioning of classrooms.

D. Expected Results: At the end of the project, we hope to achieve: Improved and adapted school infrastructure. Better-equipped classrooms. A sufficient number of desks and benches for students. Better access to IT tools. Better teaching and learning conditions. Improved academic achievement and future prospects for students.
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Informations générales
Project applicant
RABEMIAFARA Jean Aimé
Proviseur du lycée privé Jm manavotra alakamisy ambohimaha
Contacts
School name

Lycée privé Jm manavotra alakamisy ambohimaha

Location (village, region)
Alakamisy ambohimaha
Project category

Works / Equipment to be provided
Renovation icone
Renovation and Restoration

Painting and flooring
Doors, windows, and roofing

Construction icone
Installations scolaires

1 electrical system
1 borehole/water pump

Construction icone
Equipment, Materials, and Furniture

80 student desks and benches
18 sets of teaching materials
11 computers and printers

Main needs

Unfinished buildings Overcrowded classrooms Lack of school equipment Lack of desks and benches Lack of computer equipment

Target learners

115 élèves a ce moment

Coût du projet

To be done

Project status

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