Our Volunteers

Flaurida is a Master’s student in Geo-ecotourism and Coastal and Limnic Georisks at the University of Antananarivo. Passionate about sustainable development and community resilience, she structures her projects with precision, clarity, and a constant focus on local impact. With her ability to turn complex technical challenges into practical and accessible solutions, Flaurida aims to connect science with the realities of local communities. Her long-term goal is to strengthen environmental initiatives in Madagascar and create an NGO committed to fighting pollution.

Mitia is a second-year student at CNTEMAD University, Ankadifotsy. Passionate about the art of communication, she joined Madagascar Wefe Nexus – Community of Practice to actively contribute to Madagascar’s development . Persistence is one of her core qualities, and she doesn’t give up easily. In her daily life, Mitia enjoys sports, especially football . She is currently learning new skills to become the best version of herself, an expert in communication, help others, and explore the world.

Mir’Aina Tsillia is an Environmental Management student at the University of Itasy. She takes every opportunity to protect Madagascar’s environment while inspiring those around her to take action as well. Through her projects and initiatives, she connects local actions with global challenges — ensuring that every gesture counts both for her community and for the planet. Curious and motivated, she aims to gain hands-on skills and share her knowledge to raise awareness and promote sustainable solutions.

Marie Clotilde comes from Ilailava-Ambodiakondro, Ambohijanaka. She has completed her baccalaureate and is currently a first-year student at the Centre Culturel, Éducatif et Environnemental in Antananarivo. Curious and motivated, she aims to gain skills and raise awareness among others about environmental protection and civic engagement.

Suzanne Rosina is a petroleum student passionate about energy, environmental issues, and social innovation. Ambitious and motivated, she is committed to becoming an agent of change by promoting access to clean and sustainable energy. Participating in Unleashing Changemakers offers her the opportunity to strengthen her leadership skills and make a tangible impact in her community.

Christian Michaël is a second-year Management student at the University of Antananarivo. Passionate about French and English music as well as reading, he also enjoys taking initiative and managing projects. Friendly and open-minded, he likes to engage in conversations with others, even strangers. Though sometimes reserved, he appreciates public speaking and has grown more confident over time. He is also a responsible and caring person, always willing to help others and contribute positively to society.

Fernande Jaonary is a student in Renewable Energy at the University of Antananarivo. Naturally a little shy but always curious, she enjoys stepping out of her comfort zone to learn, exchange ideas, and engage in positive-impact projects. For Fernande, participating in Unleashing Changemakers is a great opportunity to grow, strengthen her confidence, and contribute to environmental protection.

Johanna Andriamasinjara dia nahazo diplaoma Licence amin’ny fitantanana Orinasa, nisafidy manokana ny fitantanana ny raharaham-barotra avy amin’ny Université Adventiste Zurcher ao Antsirabe. Hatramin’ny fahazazany dia feno fahalianana izy hahatakatra ny fomba fitantanana tsara kokoa ny loharanon-karena manodidina azy sy ny fomba hihetsika am-pitandremana ho an’ny tontolo iainana. Ny tetikasa Oran’Ala, tetikasa momba ny fakana rano avy amin’ny orana any amin’ny faritra ambanivohitra izay nataony ho tetikasa farany fianarana, dia nanokatra ny masony momba ny maha-zava-dehibe ny fanentanana ny olona sy ny fanolorana vahaolana tsotra nefa mahasoa. Ankoatra ny fianarany, tia ny famoronana ara-javakanto izy, toy ny fanaovana sary, fampitana hevitra amin’ny alalan’ny endrika hita maso ary ny famakiana boky, izay fotoana hanalana hetaheta sy hanomezana hery ny famoronany. Changemakers, karakarain’ny MADAWEFENexus sy ny Centre UJA.

Hery Mampionona is a Master’s student in Public Economics and Environment at the University of Antananarivo. He is passionate about environmental issues and sustainable development in Madagascar . His goal is to contribute to the design and evaluation of public policies that promote environmental protection, good governance, and responsible economic growth. Believing that youth play an essential role in the ecological transition, Hery engages in initiatives such as Youth Changing Community, to promote civic education and environmental awareness . Curious and motivated, he aims to gain skills and share his knowledge to support sustainable solutions.

Ninah Lovanirina is a young volunteer committed to environmental protection. A Master 2 student in Water Science and Engineering, she is passionate about the environment, water, sanitation, and hygiene. Through her initiatives, she aims to educate rural communities on environmental protection and sustainable water management.

Judicaël Maroasa is a Master 2 student in Economics, Development track at the EGS Faculty, University of Antananarivo. Passionate about the environment and sustainable development, he conducts awareness sessions and mobilizes communities to educate, raise awareness, and encourage concrete actions for environmental protection and sustainable development. Motivated and committed, Judicaël believes that together we can create a greener future for Madagascar.

Economics student at the University of Antananarivo, I am particularly passionate about history, literature, and biodiversity. Traveling and discovering new cultures, new landscapes, as well as the historical trajectories of different countries fascinate me so much that I chose to specialize in international economics. Later, my desire would be to work in international consulting or diplomacy, with the aim of advocating for South-South cooperation.

I am a second-year environmental student. Passionate about environmental protection and sustainable development, I actively engage in volunteering to raise awareness in communities, promote good environmental practices, and contribute to concrete actions for a healthier and more responsible future.

I am ZAFIMAMONJY Balisy Jeannie, holder of a Master's degree in Malagasy Language, Teaching, and Communication from the École Normale Supérieure of Antananarivo. Passionate about oratory and communication, I consider words as a powerful tool to raise awareness and transform behaviors. Perseverant and committed, I believe that change begins with each person's contribution. Each individual action, combined with collective effort, can make a real difference. It is in this spirit that I joined Madagascar WEFE Nexus, in order to actively contribute to the development of our country.

Student in Plant Biology and Ecology, specializing in Organism and Ecosystem Biology, at the Faculty of Sciences of Antananarivo, I am committed to environmental protection. I deeply believe that every action, no matter how small, can transform the world. Through awareness, my studies, and eco-friendly sewing, particularly the creation of tote bags to reduce the use of plastic bags. I act to inspire sustainable change. Convinced that change starts with oneself, I strive to raise awareness through concrete actions.

My name is Raherimalala Dina Sarobidy. I am a person committed to environmental protection and raising awareness among young people and communities about environmental issues. I am particularly interested in the effects of climate change, the protection of nature, and the simple actions that everyone can adopt to preserve our environment. I participate in awareness activities, training sessions, and community actions aimed at encouraging more responsible behaviors toward nature. For me, protecting the environment starts with education, sharing knowledge, and collective commitment. Through my involvement, I wish to contribute, at my level, to a healthier and more sustainable future for present and future generations.

I am ANDRIANANTENAINA Ravaka Fitiavana Anthonia, a Master's student in Social Sciences at the University of Antananarivo. Passionate about nature! Nature has the power to reconnect us to what is essential, to soothe us, and to fill us with wonder. Madagascar, with its unique biodiversity, needs protection. Protected areas, environmental education, and community initiatives are essential. Awareness and sensitization of communities and young people are crucial for changing behaviors. The involvement of locals in the management of natural resources, such as VOI/GEC, is relevant for sustainable development. That is why I am convinced of the importance of environmental protection, and that is why I am here, motivated, integrated, and ready.

Second-year agronomy student, I want to use science and technology to improve the environment and transform agriculture. Passionate about technical innovations, I believe that it is through their alliance with living systems that we will build a more sustainable and intelligent agriculture. Currently, my free time is dedicated to learning languages, which shapes my rigor and openness to the world. Dance and music accompany me daily as sources of balance and creativity. My ambition: to use my agronomic, technological, and linguistic skills as a lever for a tangible environmental impact.

Economics student at the University of Antananarivo, driven by a deep interest in sustainable development and community engagement. My passion for teaching occupies a central place in my journey, as I firmly believe that the transmission of knowledge is an essential lever for change. Holder of a Bachelor's degree in Economics. I also completed an internship in automotive mechanics at JIRAMA, where I developed rigor, a sense of responsibility, and the ability to work in a team. Since 2023, I have been involved in teaching economics at home, an experience that has strengthened my pedagogical and communication skills. Through my journey, I wish to put my skills to the service of raising awareness and mobilizing communities, in order to actively contribute to sustainable development in Madagascar.

I am an economist and a Germanist by training. Volunteer for Madagascar WEFE Nexus and beyond, I am one of those who believe that even with the little I can give, this action will contribute to change. I am passionate about art in all its forms and I believe that the planet we live on is part of a magnificent great work of art that deserves a lot of care.

RANDRIANJAFY Hery Haja, a student in renewable energy at the University of Antananarivo. I am passionate about literature, especially music. Through my various actions, I would like to inspire and create opportunities for Malagasy citizens, especially the youth who protect our environment. Every day, I learn and broaden my horizons, then overcome various challenges.