A historic assembly of Madagascar's coastal communities occured at the MIHARI Network’s fourth National Forum in Fort-Dauphin in July 2017. Over 170 small-scale fishermen and women from around the country raised…
Originally from the village of Anakao in southwest Madagascar, Hermany spent his entire childhood on the coast. Unlike many of his peers, he managed to finish his education, and had…
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In many people’s minds, MIHARI is best known for the forums organised by the network - unique gatherings of fishers and all MIHARI partners. These events leave a lasting impression…
The MIHARI team recently met the leaders of four of the Locally Managed Marine Areas (LMMAs) in Northwest Madagascar, and heard about their way of life, their visions for the…
In 2015, the MIHARI network incorporated the conservation of dugongs, or “Lamboara” in Malagasy, into its national strategy as a member of the GEF funded project: Enhancing the Conservation Effectiveness…
In the heart of the capital, not far from “le Palais de la Reine”, the “Journée Nationale de la Pêche et de l’Aquaculture” (JNPA), or “National Days for Fishing and…
In September 2016, Eric Alson and Roger Samba, representing LMMAs from the North and South of Madagascar respectively, travelled to Hawaii to take part in the IUCN World Conservation Congress.…
USAID has recently released an article covering the success of MIHARI and the Locally Managed Marine Area (LMMA) approach to resource management.
Titre du poste: Assistant(e) technique du projet de conservation de Dugongs et herbiers marins. Lieu de travail: Nord-ouest de Madagascar (zone de base à définir pendant l’entretien). Durée du contrat: CDD 2 ans. Début du contrat: 28 Octobre 2016.