Nearly 400,000 young people enter the labor market each year in Madagascar, according to statistics. However, companies cannot satisfy such a demand, given the economic context. The agricultural sector can make up for this lack, but requires know-how in terms of production in rural areas, hence the need for training.

FARMADA, a network of more than a hundred production training centers in rural areas, contributes to improving this training.

A partnership agreement between the FARMADA network and the Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training was signed on April 12, 2022. About ten network training centers will benefit from this partnership by improving the quality of the training they provide. provide, as well as the capitalization of the experience of 50,000 rural people, these are the results expected at the end of this partnership.