Our references
303 Rhum
303 Rhum is an artisanal Malagasy distillery founded in 1970 by Jean Verger, now led by Christian Razafimahatratra, CEO and founder of the 303 RHUM brand, and based in Ambalavao Tsienimparihy in the southern highlands of Madagascar. Heir to the ancestral know-how of "Toaka Gasy" ,the traditional bootleg rum of the Betsileo region ,the company continues and innovates in the fields of fermentation, distillation, aging, and rum blending. Its creations are crafted from wild sugarcane harvested locally along the rivers of the South and molasses from sugar mills in the North of the island, offering authentic, aroma-rich rums that reflect Malagasy terroir and craftsmanship. Food/Hospitality
ADES Association pour le Dévelop. de l'Energie Solaire Suisse-Madagascar
ADES is a Swiss NGO that has been active in Madagascar since 2001, working across three pillars: clean cooking, environmental education, and reforestation. More than 95% of its team comes from local Malagasy communities, ensuring its solutions are truly grounded in local realities. Through a hybrid model combining nonprofit and local entrepreneurship, ADES aims to strengthen people's livelihoods while preserving Madagascar's forests. Energy supply
Editions Karné
Éditions Karné is a children's publishing house based in Antananarivo, Madagascar. It offers picture books, quarterly Malagasy magazines, and audiobooks that combine entertainment with an appreciation of Malagasy culture.Its mission is to nourish children's minds through stories and knowledge that help them grow into fulfilled adults. Education
Goethe-Zentrum Antananarivo/CGM
Goethe-Zentrum Antananarivo/CGM is the official exam center of the Goethe-Institut in Madagascar, and the only one authorized to deliver its diplomas on the island. These certificates are internationally recognized and highly valued by employers, while higher-level diplomas grant access to German universities without a prior language exam. The center offers German courses from A1 to C2 level, in line with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), for children, teenagers, and adults.Beyond language teaching, Goethe-Zentrum/CGM is also an active cultural center, regularly hosting artistic events, screenings, exhibitions, and gatherings around German culture, fostering intercultural exchange in Madagascar. Education
ONG Miarintsoa
Miarintsoa is a Malagasy NGO committed to improving the living conditions of the country’s population, particularly the most vulnerable groups: women, youth, and children. It also works to build sustainable and economically viable foundations for future generations.Its interventions cover several key areas, including education, energy, environment, food security, gender, health, human rights, institutional development and capacity building, employment and the labor market, justice, poverty reduction, urban development, and access to water and sanitation.
Miarintsoa also supports and develops organizational, technical, and socio‑economic methods, tools, and solutions that promote lifestyles and systems of management and production aligned with the principles of sustainable development. Health/Social