Seheno Fanantenana ANDRIANIAINA

Start Network is made of more than 100 international and national NGOs aiming to innovate the humanitarian system through a rapid, proactive and localised system. This organization is setting up some mechanisms of Disaster Risk Financing system in a couple of countries.

• Managing the Start Network portfolio in Madagascar
• Representing Start Network in various platforms, at national and international levels
• Ensuring strategic coordination, partnership and collaboration regarding Start Network initiatives with the members of the network and the stakeholders in Madagascar
• Supporting the development processes of the framework of early warning systems and early action platforms
• Supporting the implementation, development and coordination of the Disaster Risk Financing mechanisms within the members of the Network
• Facilitating access by member NGOs and local civil society organizations to Start Network's various funding mechanisms
• Ensuring development and implementation of Start Network mandates as a REPLICA partner of African Risk Capacity within the Government of Madagascar (Assurance mechanism)
• Supporting the Start Network Regional Advisor in the development of the National Start Network Strategy document
• Supervising the Start Network team in Madagascar

• Supporting the Start Network members to access information and technical data enabling them to access risk and disaster funding
• Identifying scientific experts who will provide technical and scientific analyses to support the decision making of NGOs on Disaster Risk Financing.
• Linking the FOREWARN network in Madagascar with the global network
• Managing the Start Network portfolio in Madagascar
• Representing Start Network to stakeholders in the country: governmental and non-governmental partners
• Managing the budget of the national network
• Supporting NGOs in setting up a Forecast-Based Financing/ Action system to anticipate drought
• Exécution rapide et efficace des tâches assignées.

• Coordinating Start Network's initiatives in Madagascar: the mutual climate risk insurance program process (African Risk Capacity)
• Representing Start Network in Madagascar
• Carrying out technical studies around the Early Warning Systems and Early Warning Actions in Madagascar

Adventist Development and Relief Agency is an international NGO, funded by USAID, implemented a 5 years of Food Security and Development program and led a consortium of 3 NGOs at that time.

• Planning, coordinating and monitoring activities related to the Food Security Monitoring System/Early Warning System in two regions of intervention (Haute Matsiatra and Amoron'i Mania)
• Planning, coordinating and monitoring the implementation of Natural Resource Management and Disaster Risk Management activities in the municipalities in which it operates
• Designing and disseminating operational strategies for activities, including implementation, monitoring and reporting tools
• Building the capacity of field staffs and managing the team
• Supervising resilience field officers
• Managing the 'Resilience' component of the project (budget management, field teams, logistics)

HERi Madagascar is a private company working on pre-electrification by setting in place solar kiosks to provide electricity access to communities.

• Identifying and pre-targeting potential communes for the rural pre-electrification project (targeting, verification, data analysis, selection) for the Analamanga, Vakinankaratra and Itasy regions
• Recruiting solar kiosk managers
• Conducting preliminary diagnostic studies for rural pre-electrification projects in south-west Madagascar

DIPECHO Program, funded by ECHO, implemented by a consortium of NGOs, aimed to build the resilience of local communities against floods and cyclone

• Drawing up a capacity-building plan for local stakeholders as part of sustainable local governance of risks and disasters
• Carrying out a study on local governance of risks and disasters in the Atsimo Atsinanana

Sambatra Izay SALama is an Association working on taking in charge people living with HIV.

• Providing psycho-social support for project beneficiaries
• Providing capacity buildings for the bneficiaries of the project (technical and financial support for income-generating activities)
• Launching and monitoring income-generating projects for project beneficiaries

Aina Enfance-Avenir is an Association working on taking in charge vulnerable families against food insecurity-malnutrition, by offering to family a day nursery where the mothers and their babies can get in-kind and psycho-social supports.

• Identifying and selecting the beneficiaries of the nursery
• Providing psycho-social support for beneficiaries (young mothers and their children)

Akany Soanandrasana is a social a religious center, managed by the Sisters of Bon Pasteur (Catholic). This center is taking in charge the young girls who have become mothers quickly to support them to face to their new life.

• Identifying and selecting the Centre's beneficiaries (young mothers and their children)
• Carry out the social and administrative procedures for admitting beneficiaries
• Providing psycho-social care for beneficiaries