Madagascar’s malnutrition crisis deepens with climate shocks and aid cuts

Over the past six months, a series of extreme climate disasters has devastated crops in Madagascar, leaving farmers without income. Early indicators for the year worry NGOs. In February, nearly 8,000 children in the Grand South were admitted for severe acute malnutrition. This situation is worsened by the suspension of funding from the American agency USAID, which supported several malnutrition relief programs. Report by Gaëlle Borgia.