Empowering women through food innovation
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In Fort Dauphin, in the south of Madagascar, a group of ten courageous and determined women founded the “Vehivavy Miray” association. These women, all single mothers, have joined forces to improve their daily lives and those of their children. Lala Julienne, the association’s president, vice-president and treasurer, tells us about their journey.
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