The construction sector in Madagascar
The Malagasy construction and public works sector is experiencing a dynamic of reconstruction and modernization of national infrastructure. With its urban projects and investments in public facilities, Madagascar is positioning the construction industry as a driving force for economic development and improving the living environment.
Madagascar – Construction
– The construction of the Mangoky Bridge
The project to build the 880-meter bridge over the Mangoky River is a component of the ...
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Madagascar – Construction
– Projects co-financed by the European Union
Eight infrastructure projects have been signed and implemented, as part of Madagascar's cooperation with the Union...
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Madagascar – Construction
– Buildings resistant to natural hazards
The Big Island is among the top three countries most exposed to tropical cyclones in the world and is...
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Madagascar – Construction
– Construction, a structuring activity
In Madagascar, this sector supports all of the country's major investment programs: road, port, mining, industrial buildings, etc.
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In Madagascar, this sector supports all of the country's major investment programs: road, port, mining infrastructure, industrial buildings, public and social services, housing, etc. Heavily dependent on projects...
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The Big Island ranks among the top three countries most exposed to tropical cyclones in the world and is even number one on the African continent. When the country...
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The project to build the 880-meter bridge over the Mangoky River is part of the RN9 road construction project. Work will begin in June 2021.
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Eight infrastructure projects were signed and implemented, within the framework of Madagascar's cooperation with the European Union (EU) for an amount of 204 million from the 11th ...
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