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About Medical Convoy
Madagascar
About the country:
Weather:
- Madagascar has a subtropical climate with a hot and rainy season between November and the end of March (summer), and a cooler dry season from May to October (winter).
- The highlands of the interior are cooler and less humid than the coastal areas2. The weather in Madagascar is warm to hot all year round, with average water temperatures of 26 degrees.
Common Diseases:
- Malnutrition, Diarrheal diseases, Respiratory infections and Malaria.
Food:
- Traditional food in Madagascar often centers around rice, known as vary, accompanied by different side dishes called laoka. Some of the popular dishes include:
- Romazava: A meat stew with distinctive green leafy vegetables known as brèdes.
- Ravitoto: Stewed pork with shredded manioc leaves.
- Ranon’ampango: A traditional beverage made from rice.
About the identity:
Healing Ambassadors and its partners:
- St.paul medical services in Madagascar
About the convoys:
frequently asked questions
What is Personal expense you may need per day?
You can expect to spend around $30 to $50 per day for budget
What is the number of medical convoys per year in Madagascar?
3 medical convoys per year
What about your Accommodation and Transportation in Madagascar?
A place to stay and mission transportation will be provided and paid for.
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