In 2025, U.S. humanitarian aid to Madagascar fell from $78 million to $6 million, contributing to an overall 70% drop in total assistance to the country.
Date: 2/26
Region: Africa
Country: Madagascar
Topic: Economy & Livelihoods, Climate & Environment
Policy Lens: Security & Resilience
Entry Type: System Impact
Additional Context: Madagascar has experienced a sharp reduction in international humanitarian assistance in recent years, largely driven by U.S. funding cuts. These cuts are expected to exacerbate humanitarian needs in coming cyclone seasons.
Devex Researcher Note: U.S. foreign assistance in Madagascar was heavily focused on food security and nutrition, health (especially malaria and maternal health), WASH, and building long-term resilience against drought and cyclones, primarily in the country's vulnerable southern regions. Disaster risk reduction support was woven throughout the development and humanitarian work in the country.
Source: ACAPS

