From November 7 to 15, 2024, Ms. Emanuela Bartoli, Administrator, and Mr. Nicolas Ryter, Program Coordinator, carried out a follow-up mission to Yaoundé, Cameroon, to monitor the projects supported and their progress since the last mission in November 2022. They joined Luca Ammendola, photographer and filmmaker, already on site since
From September 18 to 25, 2024, Mrs. Linda Ammendola, Secretary General, Mrs. Emanuela Bartoli, Administrator, Mr. Nicolas Ryter, Project Coordinator and Mr. luca Ammendola, photographer and filmmaker, carried out a mission to monitor all the projects supported by MAP in Chisinau, the country’s capital, and across the country, from Cahul
From April 12 to 25, 2024, Mr. Nicolas Ryter, project coordinator, carried out a follow-up mission to all MAP-supported projects in Antananarivo and its outskirts, Ampefy, Ambanitsena and Tuléar in the south of the country. For over 30 years, MAP has focused on education, supporting a number of initiatives in
From March 5 to 17, 2024, Mrs. Donatella Campioni, President, and Mr. Nicolas Ryter, Project Coordinator, carried out a monitoring mission in the Dindigul region of Tamil Nadu in southern India, home to over 78 million people. As last year, this mission provided an opportunity to monitor the Masstrust program,
In Niger, access to water is a major concern, a problem exacerbated by global warming, which requires a rethinking of traditional well drilling. The project involves the development of an agricultural site through the installation of a solar-powered drainage system to contribute to the food security and income of producers.
In Madagascar, since 1995, MAP has been supporting the projects of Father Pedro Pablo Opeka, who devotes his life to improving the living conditions of Malagasy children and adults, encouraging them to get involved and build their future to get out of the hell of Antananarivo’s public dumps. Several major
In India, the Masstrust programme, funded by MAP for over 10 years, provides medical follow-up to 150 families in 96 villages in the Dindigul district.
In 2002, following a visit by H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco to Yaoundé in Cameroon, MAP financed the construction of the Edimar Centre – Princess Grace House. The institution welcomes more than 160 young people in street situations every day and aims to offer them a better future and
MAP ensures that all projects are designed to meet the direct needs of the beneficiaries, in accordance with local socio-cultural contexts, and aims to promote long-term self-sufficiency.
From November 7 to 15, 2024, Ms. Emanuela Bartoli, Administrator,
From September 18 to 25, 2024, Mrs. Linda Ammendola, Secretary
From April 12 to 25, 2024, Mr. Nicolas Ryter, project
