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2025 Results

For each of its programmes, ATIA makes sure that activity data is collected continuously and rigorously. Every year, we publish the results of the different areas of intervention, calculated using indicators carefully chosen for their relevance and reliability.

2025 Results
KOLOAINA, Madagascar (2026)

Socio-economic inclusion

LSS, ALERT & KGST

Areas of operation : India (Bhiwandi, Jaipur, Mumbai)

Family support and women's empowerment

  • 2,979 families supported at home
  • 70% of women economically active at the end of follow-up (vs. 88% of women who were not in employment at the start)
  • 30% increase in income for women who were already working at the start of follow-up
  • 93 people with disabilities identified and supported
  • 30 children from nomadic communities welcomed at a school readiness centre
  • 35 women’s discussion groups set up and meeting regularly
  • 75% of targets on average reached per family within six months, addressing their most urgent socio-economic needs
  • +8 points on average on the “family snapshot” scale
  • → families’ living conditions genuinely and lastingly improved

KOLOAINA

Areas of operation : Madagascar (Antananarivo, Antsirabe)

Family support and women's empowerment

  • 876 families supported at home
  • 9,535 children have obtained a birth certificate, and 32,364 people have been informed about their rights to civil status and citizenship
  • 139 people have received vocational training
  • 2,308 people received at the social services centre
  • 365 teenagers have taken part in group workshops
  • 187 couples included in the programme to combat domestic violence
  • 6.5 objectives reached per family within six months to address their urgent socio-economic needs
  • +5.5 points on average on the “family snapshot” scale
  • → families’ living conditions genuinely and lastingly improved

TOHANA

Areas of operation : Madagascar (Antananarivo)

Vocational training and job placement

  • 91 apprentices trained in machine sewing or early years care
  • only 5% drop-out rate
  • 88% of apprentices in work six months after their training
  • +14 points on average on the “family snapshot” score → families’ living conditions have genuinely and lastingly improved
  • 35 parenting workshops
  • 97 children of apprentices welcomed at the crèche
  • an effective lever for escaping poverty; access to employment; higher incomes

MAMPITA

Areas of operation : Madagascar (Mahajanga)

Integrated social microfinance

  • 3,495 borrowers, 85% of whom are women
  • 4,138 loans granted
  • 549 families supported on the social side, and 80% of social targets reached
  • 3,811 healthcare treatments reimbursed
  • 415 economic trainings
  • beneficiaries start or expand an income-generating activity
  • they build up savings
  • their standard of living improves (health, housing, children’s schooling, etc.)
  • they gain self-confidence

SAHI

Areas of operation : Madagascar (Manakara)

Integrated social microfinance

  • 2,080 microborrowers, 74% of whom are women
  • 2,625 performing loans granted
  • 308 families received support in the social sphere, and 85% of social objectives were met
  • 248 trainings in financial management
  • beneficiaries start or expand an income-generating activity
  • they build up savings
  • their standard of living improves (health, housing, children’s schooling, etc.)
  • they gain self-confidence

Health

AFAFI

Areas of operation : Madagascar (Antananarivo, Fianarantsoa)

Health insurance and social protection

  • 13,096 beneficiary families, i.e. 40,459 people
  • 17,023 health treatments covered, totalling approximately €55,497
  • 289 partner healthcare facilities
  • 29,161 interventions with beneficiaries
  • better access to care for the whole family
  • financial coverage that secures the family’s economic situation
  • health prevention campaigns
  • improved quality of care

TOND LAAFI

Areas of operation : Burkina Faso (Ouagadougou)

Health insurance and social protection

  • 8,881 beneficiary families, i.e. 33,914 people
  • 15,374 treatments covered, totalling approximately €155,659
  • 191 partner healthcare facilities
  • over 55,000 medical and social support interventions for beneficiaries
  • better access to care for the whole family
  • financial coverage that secures the family’s economic situation
  • health prevention campaigns
  • improved quality of care

LAMESIN NYO

Areas of operation : Togo (Lomé)

Health insurance and social protection

  • 11,718 families covered, i.e. 34,274 people
  • 22,683 treatments covered, totalling approximately €201,159
  • 52 partner healthcare facilities (vs. 26 in 2024)
  • better access to care for the whole family
  • financial coverage that secures the family’s economic situation
  • improved quality of care

MISSONGA

Areas of operation : Madagascar (Antananarivo)

Capacity building of health professionals

  • 64 doctors’ meetings (vs. 13 in 2024)
  • 19 groups gathering a total of 270 doctors (vs. 33 doctors in 2024)

LSS & NSVQ

Areas of operation : India (Bhiwandi, Mumbai)

Tuberculosis control

  • 4,245 tuberculosis patients supported throughout their treatment
  • 85.3% of patients successfully completed their treatment
  • 632 children referred to a health centre for preventive treatment
  • 23 partner healthcare facilities
  • 308 patients suffering from severe malnutrition received intensive nutritional support
  • 1,627 vulnerable patients received regular food parcels

RAITRATIA

Areas of operation : Madagascar (Antananarivo, Antsirabe, Manakara)

Tuberculosis control

  • 989 tuberculosis patients supported throughout their treatment in 3 different regions
  • 90 to 95% of patients successfully completed their treatment (vs. 70-85% in comparable areas without ATIA intervention)
  • treatment drop-out rate of less than 1%
  • 18,100 residents reached in the target neighbourhoods

Education

KOZAMA

Areas of operation : Madagascar (Antananarivo, Antsirabe)

Access to quality public education and strengthening of the education system

  • Interventions in 72 schools
  • 3,508 children enrolled in preschool
  • 1,979 pupils in school tutoring
  • 126 educators (preschool) and 82 teachers (primary) trained
  • 42 schools equipped with books, 3,419 books distributed
  • 56 facilitators trained in school library management
  • 621 children in early learning workshops

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