The Madagascar Population-Health-Environment (PHE) Network connects, inspires and supports practitioners, donors and policy makers to address Madagascar’s social and environmental challenges in a holistic way. This video showcases some reflections from its inaugural meeting in July 2014.
Year: 2014
Source: Madagascar PHE Network
The Madagascar PHE Network is a national learning network established in 2014 with the purpose of bringing together health and conservation organisations, relevant government ministries and funders to support the uptake of PHE partnerships. This document highlights the Network’s successes through infographics, story spotlights, and quotations. It also presents the Network’s 2025 Strategy.
Year: 2020
Source: Madagascar PHE Network
This PHE quality charter sets out the standards (and the associated validation criteria) that lead to high quality PHE partnerships according to Madagascar PHE Network members. The purpose of this PHE quality charter is to: (1) Document the shared values and commitment to human rights of Madagascar PHE Network members; Enable quality assurance of PHE partnerships across Madagascar while the number of these PHE partnerships increases; (3) Strengthen organisational reflection / learning and peer exchange; (4) Generate recognition of the quality of the work of Madagascar PHE Network members; (5) Provide leadership to the international PHE community with regards to PHE quality standards (this is the first PHE quality charter of its kind.
Year: 2018
Source: Madagascar PHE Network
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