Madagascar

Country name:	Madagascar
Official country name:	Republic of Madagascar

Chapter	Name of Assessor	Organisation	Date Updated
1 Madagascar Country Profile	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
1.1 Madagascar Humanitarian Background	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
1.2 Madagascar Regulatory Departments and Quality Control	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
1.3 Madagascar Customs Information	WFP	WFP	February 2022
2 Madagascar Logistics Infrastructure	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
2.1 Madagascar Port Assessment	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.1 Madagascar Port of Toamasina (Tamatave)	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.2 Madagascar Port of Toliara	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.1.3 Madagascar Port of Mahajanga	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.4 Madagascar Port of Taolagnaro (Ehoala – Fort Dauphin)	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.1.5 Madagascar Port of Antsiranana (Diego Suarez)	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.6 Madagascar Port of Mananjary	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.7 Madagascar Port of Manakara	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.8 Madagascar Port of Antalaha	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.9 Madagascar Port de Sainte Marie	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.10 Madagascar Port of Maroantsetra	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.11 Madagascar Port of Ankify	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.12 Madagascar Port of Morondava	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.1.13 Madagascar Port of Antsohihy	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.1.14 Madagascar Port of Belo sur Tsiribihina	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.1.15 Madagascar Port of Farafangana	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2 Madagascar Aviation	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
2.2.1 Madagascar Antananarivo - Ivato International Airport	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.2.2 Madagascar Nosy Be International Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.3 Antsiranana (Diego Suarez) International Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.4 Mahajanga International Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.5 Sainte Marie International Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.6 Toamasina International Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
2.2.8 Tolagnaro (Fort Dauphin) National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
2.2.9 Morondava National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.2.10 Sambava National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.11 Ambanja National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
2.2.12 Amboasary – Berenty - National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.2.13 Amboasary –Bevala- National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.2.14 Ambovombe National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.2.15 Ampanihy National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.2.16 Andapa National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.17 Antalaha National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.18 Antsirabe National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.19 Antsohihy National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.20 Bekily National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
2.2.21 Belo sur Tsiribihina National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.2.22 Betioky National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.2.23 Betroka National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.2.24 Farafangana National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	December 2022
2.2.25 Fianarantsoa National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.26 Ihosy National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.27 Malaimbandy National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	April 2023
2.2.28 Manakara National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.29 Mananjary National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.30 Manja National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	April 2023
2.2.31 Maroantsetra National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	April 2023
2.2.32 Miandrivaso National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	April 2023
2.2.33 Moramanga National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.34 Morombe National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	April 2023
2.2.35 Tsihombe National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	April 2023
2.2.36 Vangaindrano National Airport	Lionel Schenal	WFP	April 2023
2.2.37 Vatomandry National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.2.38 Vohemar National Airport	David Semerian	WFP	November 2022
2.3 Madagascar Road Network	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
2.4 Madagascar Railway Assessment	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.5 Madagascar Waterways Assessment	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
2.6 Madagascar Storage Assessment	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
2.7 Madagascar Milling Assessment	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
3 Madagascar Logistics Services	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
3.1 Madagascar Fuel	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
3.2 Madagascar Transporters	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
3.3 Madagascar Manual Labour	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
3.4 Madagascar Telecommunications	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
3.5 Madagascar Food Suppliers	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
3.5.2 Madagascar Additional Suppliers	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
3.6 Madagascar Additional Services	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4 Madagascar Contact Lists	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.1 Madagascar Government Contact List	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.2 Madagascar Humanitarian Agency Contact List	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.3 Madagascar Laboratory and Quality Testing Companies Contact List	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.4 Madagascar Port and Waterways Companies Contact List	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.5 Madagascar Airport Companies Contact List	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.6 Madagascar Storage and Milling Companies Contact List	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
4.7 Madagascar Fuel Providers Contact List	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.8 Madagascar Transporter Contact List	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.9 Madagascar Railway Companies Contact List	David Semerian	WFP	April 2023
4.10 Madagascar Food Supplier Contact List	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.11 Madagascar Additional Supplier Contact List	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
4.12 Madagascar Waste Management Companies Contact List	Veronica Lacayo	Catholic Relief Services	May 2022
5 Madagascar Annexes	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017
5.1 Madagascar Acronyms and Abbreviations	Lionel Schenal	WFP	October 2017

Madagascar - 1 Country Profile

1 MADAGASCAR Profile

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Generic Information

Madagascar belongs to the group of least developed countries, according to the United Nations. Malagasy and French are both official languages of the state. Christianity is the country's predominant religion, but a significant minority still practice traditional faiths. Ecotourism and agriculture, paired with greater investments in education, health and private enterprise, are key elements of Madagascar's development strategy. Under Ravalomanana, these investments have produced substantial economic growth, but the benefits were not evenly spread throughout the population, producing tensions over the increasing cost of living and declining living standards among the poor and some segments of the middle class. The economy was weakened by the 2009 political crisis, and as of 2017, quality of life remains low for most of the population. Madagascar is experiencing an ongoing famine, which experts argue is the first to be caused entirely by climate change.

Generic country information can be located from sources which are regularly maintained and reflect current facts and figures. For a generic country overview, please consult the following sources:

MADAGASCAR Wikipedia Country Information Madagascar - Wikipedia

MADAGSACAR IMF Country Information Republic of Madagascar and the IMF

MADAGASCAR Economist Intelligence Unit Information* Madagascar Economy, Politics and GDP Growth Summary - The Economist Intelligence Unit (eiu.com)

(*note - this is a paid service)

Humanitarian Info

MADAGASCAR World Food Programme Information

Madagascar | World Food Programme (wfp.org)

MADAGASCAR UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

Information Madagascar | OCHA (unocha.org)

Facts and Figures

MADAGASCAR Wolfram Alpha Information

antananarivo, madagascar - Wolfram|Alpha (wolframalpha.com)

MADAGASCAR World Bank Information

Madagascar: Development news, research, data | World Bank

MADAGASCAR Population Information 

Madagascar Population (2023) - Worldometer (worldometers.info)

Madagascar - 1.1 Humanitarian Background

Disasters, Conflicts and Migration

Natural Disasters
Type	Occurs	Comments / Details
Drought	YES	Between 2018 and 2022, Southern Madagascar experienced a prolonged drought as rainfall became scarcer amid a changing climate. Food security was devastated and widespread hunger ensued to reach near-famine proportions. Impoverishment, health impacts of malnutrition and stunting, caused by these lean years, will have a significant impact on years to come.  Drought takes a toll on social relationships.  The strain of losing access to water, watching crops die, losing livelihoods and seeing family members go hungry can lead to social stress within households and communities, and give rise to violence and conflict.  Although the economic, health and environmental impacts of drought have been widely studied, the social impacts of drought remain largely overlooked.  In 2020, the World Bank teamed up with researchers at the Global Studies Institute, California State University, and put in place a monitoring system to track the social impacts of the drought in Southern Madagascar. Every four months, a representative panel of 480 respondents was asked to reflect on the impacts of the drought and how various social dynamics were faring. Respondents identified the drought as causing the following particular stresses: lack of access to water and food, increased food prices, increased poverty and pressure on livelihoods.
Earthquakes	NO
Epidemics	YES	- Infectious diseases remain the leading causes of morbidity and mortality for both adults and children. The main endemic diseases are malaria in coastal regions, pulmonary tuberculosis and intestinal and urinary schistosomiasis. Currently, the Malagasy population lives in an environment where risk factors (poverty, pollution, unhealthy environment, climate change, increase and speed of international travel, political instability, etc.) contribute to the outbreak of the epidemic (seasonal and avian influenza, arbovirus, rabies, malaria, plague, etc.). Emerging and re-emerging diseases are causes of morbidity and mortality. The influenza, responsible for school and work absenteeism, respiratory and cardiovascular complications especially in the elderly and young children. - Arboviruses can affect a considerable number of individuals and can lead to haemorrhagic forms responsible for high mortality. Arboviruses circulate in the whole island. The risk is very high for dengue due to the presence of susceptible mosquitoes strains while the virus circulates in East Africa and in the Indian Ocean area. This risk seems to be very low for yellow fever, and intermediate for other arboviruses. - Plague is endemic in Madagascar and cases are reported each year in bubonic and pneumonic forms. The favorable season for transmission of the disease generally lasts from September to April. Cases are usually reported from the central highlands of the country, located at an altitude of over 700 meters, as is the situation with the current outbreak involving the regions of Itasy and Haute Matsiatra. Between 200 and 400 cases of plague are usually notified each year by the Ministry of Public Health, mainly in the bubonic form.   - Malaria transmission in Madagascar is highly heterogeneous, exhibiting spatial, seasonal and long-term trends. Transmission exhibits strong spatial trends, with high endemicity in the coastal regions and lower transmission in the highlands, and seasonal patterns in incidence are widely observed. In Madagascar, too, the floods led by two cyclones during the first two months of 2023 have been behind the upsurge in malaria cases. It increased the risk of cholera outbreaks in the country, noted the WHO in a statement  Between 2015 and 2021, the incidence of malaria cases increased by over 40 per cent in Madagascar, according to the WHO’s World Malaria Report, 2022. As of June 5, 2022, Madagascar reported 543,994 cases of malaria and 68 deaths (CFR 0.01%), according to the weekly bulletin of the W HO for the period July 6- July 10, 2022  These incidences are associated with the five storms and tropical cyclones — Ana, Batsirai, Dumako, Emnati, and Gombo — that hit Madagascar between January and March 2022. - Poliomyelitis reappears in 2014 as the country was well on track to completely eradicate this epidemic. Finally, Madagascar is threatened by epidemics of viral hemorrhagic fevers such as Ebola or yellow fever, due to eco-epidemiological conditions and susceptibility of unfavorable populations.
Extreme Temperatures	NO
Flooding	YES	Floods in Madagascar are usually a result of one of the following events: flooding of rivers due to abnormally intense rainfall;, torrential rains in urban areas; failure of the drainage system causing flooding in cities, as the impermeable surface of the urban soil increases the problems of flow, breaks of dams or constructions retaining water: These phenomena cause almost annually considerable damage to the country. The most exposed areas are: the Central Highlands (Analamanga, Alaotra Mangoro) where the soils are ferralitic and clay like, therefore not very permeable and easily retain runoff;. The coastal areas (Atsimo Andrefana, Atsimo Antsinanana, Vatovavy Fitovinany, Betsiboka, Menabe, Sofia) whose soils are generally clay like in character and which very quickly lose their absorptive capacity by saturation. In many parts of the island, it is now essential to have good watershed management, urban drainage infrastructure, and better planning in urban centers. It is also necessary to address the problem of informal occupations in flood-prone areas because this phenomenon exacerbates other causes associated with water absorption mechanisms.
Insect Infestation	YES	The locust plague remains the most serious threat to insect infestation in Madagascar. This type of hazard is causing considerable damage to the crops of the crossing areas, thus reducing the profitability of the arable land and causing drought in the long term. Grasshopper invasions can be attributed to a large part of the food shortage suffered by the majority of the regions of southern Madagascar: Atsimo-andrefana, Androy and Anosy. The presence of desert locusts (Schistocerca gregarias) and locusts (Locusta migratorioid) is the most common. Recently limited to the southern regions, the locust invasion began by gaining the highlands for about 3 years, whereas until then they had long been spared. The locusts reached the capital in 2014. A National Committee for Control of Desert Locust (CNLA) was created by Decree 98-057 in 1998; And after the invasion from 1997 to 2000, this locust control was entrusted to the National Anti-locust Center (CNA). The CNA provides surveillance and preventive control. In April 2021, Madagascar observed an increase in the locust population, “Locusta migratoria capito”, and a locust control intervention program was quickly established. The risk of an explosion of locust swarms, mainly in rice fields, is extreme. The best solution is locating the locust bands and eradicating them before they turn into vast swarms of reproductive adults. Level Up, a Kenyan company, has provided aerial spraying for Madagascar since December 2021. The last major locust campaign in Madagascar was 2014-2016.
Mudslides	YES	In Madagascar, the Analamanga region is considered to be the region most affected by the landslide, particularly in the Manjakamiadana hill. Nevertheless, according to the BNGRC (National Bureau of Risk and Disaster Management) which is in charge of monitoring this phenomenon, all the districts of the hills of Antananarivo-city are on the list of zones highly at risk. The classic phenomenon of deforestation of mountain flanks due to clearing and agropastoral practices is the main cause of landslides, favored on the other hand by geological features. In addition, the specific features of the climate in certain zones do not favor the appearance of significant vegetation that can protect the mountain flanks. Rockfall collapses and landslides are also observed in some parts of the country. In January 2023, flooding and landslides caused by the passage of tropical storm Cheneso across Madagascar caused 30 deaths, left 20 people missing and affected tens of thousands across the Indian Ocean island nation.
Volcanic Eruptions	NO
High Waves / Surges	NO
Wildfires	YES	In Madagascar, forest and vegetation fires are generally characterized by the spread of bush fires, which are most often initiated by farmers seeking to clear new land for subsistence farming or by livestock farmers pushed new vegetation to feed their animals. These fires sometimes overflow to protected parks and forest areas. The increase in fire outbreaks is a serious threat to Madagascar’s landscape. According to figures from the Directorate for the Revalorisation of Forest Resources at the Madagascan Ministry of the Environment, 10,000 hectares of forest are lost every year in Madagascar due to bush fires. And statistics provided by the US Space Agency (Nasa) indicate that “90% of the burnt areas correspond to grassy/shrubby savannahs, a little more than 5% to forest areas and less than 5% to crop areas.
High Winds	YES	Madagascar is the first country most exposed to cyclones in Africa and the third most vulnerable country in the world to the effects of climate change. More than 60% of the tropical cyclones forming in the basin directly or indirectly affect Madagascar, on average 1.5 cyclones a year crosses the country, generally affecting 2/3 of the country. Freddy: 2 to 7 March 2023 Freddy: 6 to 24 February 2023 Cheneso: 17 to 29 january 2023 Jasmine: 24 to 28 April 2022 Gombe: 8 to 14 March 2022 Emnati: 16 to 24 February 2022 Dumako: 13 to 16 February 2022 Batsirai: 27 January to 8 February 2022 Ana: 23 to 25 January 2022
Other Comments	N/A
Man-Made Issues
Civil Strife	No	N/A
International Conflict	No	N/A
Internally Displaced Persons	No	N/A
Refugees Present	No	N/A
Landmines / UXO Present	No	N/A
Other Comments	N/A

For a more detailed database on disasters by country, please see the Centre for Research on Epidemiology of Disasters Country Profile.

Seasonal Effects on Logistics Capacities

Seasonal Effects on Transport
Transport Type	Time Frame	Comments / Details
Primary Road Transport	All year	Only around 10% of the primary roads are paved and half of these 10% suffer of a lack of maintenance. Only the paved part is accessible all year long, the other part are mostly passable only during the dry season.
Secondary Road Transport	From December To June	Most of them are very difficult or unpredictable during the rainy season.
Rail Transport	All year	The railway is not very developed and the network suffers from a lack of investment and maintenance. Most of the railways sections experienced temporary closures during the year due to problems on the network and infrastructures.
Air Transport	All year	With 126 airports, the territory is well covered and practicable all year long. If 29 airstrips are paved, the other are clay, and need confirmation before to land during the rainy season.
Waterway Transport	All year	Water transport is working without interruption all year long.

Seasonal Effects on Storage and Handling
Activity Type	Time Frame	Comments / Details
Storage	From December to June	During the rainy season a detail check must be done with local authorities on the storage capacities as heavy rains and heavy winds can affect the structures.
Handling	From December to June	During the rainy season some areas may have limited handling capacities
Other	N/A	N/A

Due to the geography of the island, the climate of Madagascar is very variable. Generally, there are two seasons in Madagascar: a very hot rainy season from December to June, and a cooler dry season from May to October.

-       The east coast is the wettest part of the country; this is where the tropical forest lies. This area is also regularly affected by tropical storms and devastating cyclones which affect the transport network and makes some parts inaccessible during some month.

-       The plateaus of the Center are much colder and drier; most of it is crossed by paved roads.

-       The West Coast is home to dry deciduous forest. The road network is very poor, most of the places are very difficult to access by road even during the dry season and become almost un-reachable during the rainy season.

-       Southern Madagascar has the driest climate of the island, the road network is mainly unpaved and in a very bad condition: rain is rare but makes roads inaccessible when it comes.

Capacity and Contacts for In-Country Emergency Response

GOVERNMENT

-  The BNGRC (Bureau National de Gestion des Risques et des Catastrophes) has been created to handle disasters and risks. It replaces the CNS (Conseil National de Secours) since 2006.

The National office is supervising Regional (BRGRC) offices and is still working on improving the capacity of Regional and District bodies to manage risks and disasters. They got a new office in 2022 in Mahajanga and are willing to get a new one in Manakara. With the contribution of all partners involved in risks and disaster management and strong support from OCHA, BNGRC is updating every year the contingency plan.

The contingency plan is a helpful document with guidelines on how to assess and then respond to disasters, it contains information, contacts and data to fast respond in emergency situations.

BNGRC has deployed VHF radios (BLU) to most districts and has pre-positioned food and non-food items in selected areas.

-  The CPC (Corps de Protection Civile) is organized on an army-like body and has a staff crew of 258 rescuers. It is fully equipped and the rescuers are ready to be dispatched. The CPC do intervenes on BNGRC request and has access to army resources when needed.

For more information on government contact details, please see the following link: 4.1 Government Contact List

For more information on government contact details, please see the following link: 4.1 Government Contact List.

HUMANITARIAN COMMUNITY

During the critical time of the political crisis of 2009 the Humanitarian Country Team was activated under the guidance of the United Nations agencies, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent and the three big NGO coalition members of IASC on global level.

The HCT normally meets every second month and is chaired by BCR (Bureau de Coordinateur résident) who together with OCHA ensures the administration.

 The CRIC  (Comité Restreint d’Intervention en cas de Catastrophe) is a committee whose meetings aim at assesings and addressing a disaster. CRIC decisions will legitimate actions to be taken in case of disaster. CRIC meetings are normally organized at the BNGRC meeting room and shared either by BNGRC or OCHA.

For more information on humanitarian agency contact details, please see the following link: 4.2 Humanitarian Agency Contact List.

Madagascar - 1.2 Regulatory Departments and Quality Control

For more information on Madagascar Regulatory Department contact details, please see the following links:

4.1 Madagascar Government Contact List

4.3 Madagascar Laboratory and Quality Testing Companies Contact List

Madagascar Bureau of Standards (Bureau des normes de Madagascar)

The Madagascar Bureau of Standards (BNM), is the National Standardization Organization, responsible for the implementation of the national policy on standardization and quality, as defined by the Government and the Ministry of Technical Supervision. It is placed under the technical supervision of the Ministry of Trade and under the financial and budgetary supervision of the Ministry of Finance and Budget.

The office is responsible for:

- Supporting the coordination of work standardization , developing, revising and centralizing national standards,

- To submit to the agreement of the Ministry in charge of trade and the National Council of Standardization the final texts for their adoption and promulgation,

- Promote the application of standards,

- Acquire and manage any normative documentation,

- Disseminate standards and any normative information,

- Promote approaches to quality assurance of products, goods and services.

- Provide training on standardization and related activities,

- Represent Madagascar to regional standardization bodies such as: ARSO or ORAN, SADC STAN, COMESA STAN,

- Represent Madagascar to international standardization bodies such as ISO, IEC,

- Certify, at the request of the producer or service provider, compliance with standards,

- Manage the national conformity mark,

- Coordinate with the professional organizations concerned the management of collective conformity marks such as Label and AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée),

- Manage laboratories affiliated with the Bureau of Standards of Madagascar.

http://www.bnm.mg/

Customs

Under the authority of the Minister of Finance and Budget, the General Directorate of Customs is responsible for the design and implementation of the Government's customs policy.

The main functions of the Malagasy customs administration are:

- To meet government objectives in terms of revenue collection,

- To promote economic growth by facilitating legitimate trade,

- To protect citizens and the environment by fighting illicit trafficking,

- Secure the international supply chain.

http://www.douanes.gov.mg/

Various regulatory departments and quality control agencies

All sectors of activity in Madagascar are attached to a ministry and are under the regulation and control of a specific agency.

Food:

Under the regulation of three ministries (health, commerce and agriculture), the ACSQDA (Agence de Controle de la Securité sanitaire et de la Qualité des Denrées Alimentaire) should control all the foodstuffs before they are placed on the market.

This Agency, in collaboration with other institutions, has an analysis laboratory and is in charge of:

- making toxicological expertise,

- monitoring food-borne diseases,

- coordinate the quality control activities mandated by laboratories for certification for human consumption.

Water:

Even if the Jirama (national water supplier) has its own laboratory, the law oblige them to contract a private actor to do a counter-expertise each time there is a control. The contract is renewed every year after a call for tender. From several years, the Pasteur institute has been the agency doing these controls.

In the private sector teh company BushProof, specialized in the water supply and sanitation sector, has a laboratory as well for monitoring and analyzing water quality.

Medicines:

The Pharmaceutical Regulation Authority (PRA) or the Medicines Agency of Madagascar (AGMED), part of the Ministry of Health, is the main agency in charge of regulating and controlling the quality of medical and pharmaceutical products in the public and private sectors.

With a laboratory, the agency's main roles are:

- Inspect pharmaceutical activities throughout the national territory

- To control the quality of the pharmaceutical products to be marketed in Madagascar.

Biological:

- The Clinical Biology Center (CBC) attached to the Pasteur Institute of Madagascar, is a multidisciplinary biomedical analysis laboratory serving the public.

- The Food and Environmental Hygiene Laboratory (LHAE): is another laboratory within the Pasteur Institute in Madagascar, whose diagnostic activities focus on health risks monitoring associated with food, water and the environment.

- CMM Labo : a private clinical specialized in biomedical analysis,

Hydrocarbon:

All the activities of the oil sector on a national scale, are under the regulation of OMH (Office Malgache des Hydrocarbures). In principle, the reception of all imported petroleum products must have the prior approval of the OMH; its main role is to control theoretically (certificate of origin or quality) and practically (sample analysis) the quality of all import products before they are landed or put into consumption.

OMH has its own laboratory but its capabilities in terms of types of analyzes are limited.

For the sampling and analysis of products, the Office is in collaboration with three national laboratories:

- the Toamasina GRT laboratory

- the LPSA laboratory in Alarobia

- the Saybolt laboratory in Ivato

http://www.omh.mg/

Madagascar - 1.3 Customs Information

Duties and Tax Exemption
Customs Clearance
- General Information
- Customs Clearance Document Requirements
Transit Regime

For new guidelines for customs and tax exemptions for importation of humanitarian goods in case of emergencies, effective 7 February 2022, please see the following link: Guide pratique pour le dédouanement et la régularisation des envois de secours en cas de catastrophes naturelles et autres évènements perturbateurs.

Duties and Tax Exemption

For contact information regarding government custom authorities, please follow the link below:

4.1 Madagascar Government Contact List

Madagascar is a member state of the World Customs Organization (WCO), having ratified the Convention establishing a Customs Co-operation Council on 18 February 1964. This Convention entered into force on 4 November 1952. The only international body of Customs law that contains a specific chapter binding states to facilitate the work of intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations in implementing humanitarian assistance is the revised Kyoto Convention on the Simplification and Harmonization of Customs Procedures (with its Annex J-5 on the Special Procedure for Relief Material). Madagascar has ratified this Convention on 27 June 2007. They have yet to accept Annex J-5 however. They have also signed, but not yet ratified, the Tampere Convention on the Provision of Telecommunication Resources for Disaster Mitigation and Relief Operations on 12 September 2002.

Madagascar is also a member state of the World Trade Organization (WTO), having joined on 17 Nov ember 1995. The WTO helps trade "flow smoothly, freely, fairly and predictably”. Its roles are:

Acting as a forum for trade negotiations
Administering trade agreements
Settling trade disputes
Reviewing national trade policies
Assisting developing countries in trade policy issues, through technical assistance and training programs

Cooperating with other international organizations

To finish, Madagascar is a member state of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA). Through COMESA, a Free Trade Area (FTA) was achieved on 31 October 2000 when nine of the member States (Djibouti, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius, Sudan, Zambia and Zimbabwe) eliminated their tariffs on COMESA originating products. Burundi and Rwanda joined the FTA on 01 January 2004. COMESA is also preparing to establish a Customs Union. In preparation, the Eleventh Meeting of the Council of Ministers adopted a Road Map that outlined programs and activities whose implementation was necessary before the launching of the Union.

It is expected that the launch will be achieved by the year 2008.

More information can be found at www.comesa.int.

Emergency Response

In the following table, state which of the following agreements and conventions apply to the country and if there are any other existing ones

Agreements / Conventions Description	Ratified by Country? (Yes / No)
WCO (World Customs Organization) member	Yes (18/Feb/1964)
Annex J-5 Revised Kyoto Convention	No
OCHA Model Agreement	No
Tampere Convention (on the Provision of Telecommunication Resources for Disaster Mitigation and Relief Operations)	Signed, but not yet ratified, on 12/Sep/2002.
Regional Agreements (on emergency/disaster response, but also customs unions, regional integration)	WTO, COMESA

Please refer to the following link for customs and tax exemptions for importation of humanitarian goods in case of emergencies, effective 7 February 2022: Guide pratique pour le dédouanement et la régularisation des envois de secours en cas de catastrophes naturelles et autres évènements perturbateurs.

Exemption Regular Regime (Non-Emergency Response)

The Customs Code of Madagascar states that certain items can enter into the country duty and tax free. Among these items are goods for works of solidarity and those destined for charitable organizations. However, the organizations must be registered with the government to be able to claim this privilege.

This is all contained in Section 7, Chapter 1, Article 240 of the Customs Code.

Organizational Requirements to obtain Duty Free Status
Red Cross / United Nations Agencies / Non-Governmental & Non-Profit Organizations
Items destined for the Red Cross and other solidarity organizations financed by foreign funds can obtain custom and tax exemption upon the decision of the General Director of the Customs (Directeur Général des Douanes DGD) - The Madagascar Red Cross - Organizations combating big epidemics especially leprosy, plague, tuberculosis, malaria, HIV and AIDS and malnutrition - Institutes for blinds, deaf, mutes or handicapped - Kinder gardens or orphanages - NGOs benefitting of an headquarter agreement matching clauses of the article 11b Tax and Duties exemption is limited to items sent to organizations officially recognized by the line ministry and aiming either to be distributed directly by the organization or being indispensable for the functioning of the organization. The line minister can ask the government council (Conseil du Gouvernement) for tax exemption in other cases than the above mentioned in case of a natural catastrophe, for public utility or national interest.

Organizational Requirements to obtain Duty Free Status

Red Cross / United Nations Agencies / Non-Governmental & Non-Profit Organizations

Items destined for the Red Cross and other solidarity organizations financed by foreign funds can obtain custom and tax exemption upon the decision of the General Director of the Customs (Directeur Général des Douanes DGD)

- The Madagascar Red Cross

- Organizations combating big epidemics especially leprosy, plague, tuberculosis, malaria, HIV and AIDS and malnutrition

- Institutes for blinds, deaf, mutes or handicapped

- Kinder gardens or orphanages

- NGOs benefitting of an headquarter agreement matching clauses of the article 11b

Tax and Duties exemption is limited to items sent to organizations officially recognized by the line ministry and aiming either to be distributed directly by the organization or being indispensable for the functioning of the organization.

The line minister can ask the government council (Conseil du Gouvernement) for tax exemption in other cases than the above mentioned in case of a natural catastrophe, for public utility or national interest.

Exemption Certificate Application Procedure

Duties and Taxes Exemption Application Procedure
Generalities (Include a list of necessary documentation)
I - Organisations willing to have tax and duties exemption must first have a host agreement with the government. Then, to apply, the Head of office has to do a request letter that has to be attached with the bill of loading and confirmation of value and addressed to: - The Ministry of foreign affairs - The Ministry of finance II - The applicant will receive the exemption certificate (certificate of destination) after 04 days through his forwarding agent. III - After receiving exemption certificate, the applicant give transit order to his forwarding agent for the custom clearance. NECESSARY DOCUMENTS LIST: The request letter sent to chief of legal services (Monsieur Le Chef du service de la legislation) The legal constitution of the NGO or Association Commercial Invoice / Facture or confirmation of value Waybill / Bill of Lading / LTA Certificate of origin Phytosanitary certificate Certificate of fumigation Packing list Certificate of Quality Gift Certificate (for donations only) If necessary a note from the government council
Process to be followed (step by step or flowchart)

Duties and Taxes Exemption Application Procedure

Generalities (Include a list of necessary documentation)

I - Organisations willing to have tax and duties exemption must first have a host agreement with the government. Then, to apply, the Head of office has to do a request letter that has to be attached with the bill of loading and confirmation of value and addressed to:

- The Ministry of foreign affairs

- The Ministry of finance

II - The applicant will receive the exemption certificate (certificate of destination) after 04 days through his forwarding agent.

III - After receiving exemption certificate, the applicant give transit order to his forwarding agent for the custom clearance.

NECESSARY DOCUMENTS LIST:

The request letter sent to chief of legal services (Monsieur Le Chef du service de la legislation)
The legal constitution of the NGO or Association
Commercial Invoice / Facture or confirmation of value
Waybill / Bill of Lading / LTA
Certificate of origin
Phytosanitary certificate
Certificate of fumigation
Packing list
Certificate of Quality
Gift Certificate (for donations only)

If necessary a note from the government council

Process to be followed (step by step or flowchart)

Exemption Certificate Document Requirements

Duties and Taxes Exemption Certificate Document Requirements (by commodity)
	Food	NFI (Shelter, WASH, Education)	Medicines	Vehicle & Spare Parts	Staff & Office Supplies	Telecoms Equipment
Invoice/ confirmation of value	YES - original	YES -original	YES - original	YES- original	YES- original	YES- original
AWB / BL / Other Transport Documents	YES - original	YES -original	YES- original	YES- original	YES- original	YES- original
Donation/ Certificate of destination	YES - original	YES- original	YES- original	YES- original	YES- original	YES- original
Packing Lists	YES - original	YES- original	YES- original	YES- original	YES- original	YES- original
Other Documents	1/Certificate of origin	n/a	1/Authorization of importation	n/a	1/ moving certificate	1/ ARTEC authorization
Additional Notes
N/A

Customs Clearance

General Information

Any cargo bound for the Republic of Madagascar must be covered by a Cargo Tracking Note (Order n°01/MFB/SG/DGD dated March 23rd, 2007, concerning the creation and the validation of the Cargo Tracking Note , see GASYNET).

For more information for GasyNet, please follow the link below: www.gasynet.com

However, some operations are not subjected to this rule, in particular:

Travelers’ personal belongings.
Sending of light parcels, postal parcels and air freights whose FOB value does not exceed 100 Euros or its equivalent in national currency.
Sending of documents and/or samples.
Imports of weapons, ammunition and instruments of war for national defense.
Imports of banknote for the Central Bank of Madagascar.
State to State donations and donations from an international organization to the State.
Diplomatic bags.
Sending and donations in case of natural disaster.

The exporter or his representative is required to open the Advanced Cargo Information (ACI or BSC) as soon as the goods are loaded. To do so, he will access the Cargo Tracking Note (BSC) module through the Internet (Cf. preceding internet link):

Applicant will create his own account (by attaching an extract from his certificate of registry), or access the system by using his account if he already has one.
He will register the elements of his Advanced Cargo Information (ACI or BSC), namely:

- The identity of the importer in Madagascar,

- The identity of the forwarding agent,

- Details of the sending (goods and mode of transport),

Then, applicant will have to attach the required scanned documents (invoice, the bill of lading or LTA and the export customs entry.

Once these formalities carried out, and after checking by the Technical Center, the open Advanced Cargo Information (ACI or BSC) acquires the status of admissible.

At custom level, the following original documents will be necessary to conclude the process:

- The final invoice

- The travel document (bill of lading or airway bill)

- The original and the copy of the certificate of tax registration for the first operation

- The packing list.

- The insurance certificate, if necessary,

- And the various required authorizations delivered by concerned Ministries or official organizations, according to the duty-paid goods.

More information on the customs Code can be found on the following link: Madagascar Customs Website

TYPES OF CIRCUITS CLEARANCE

The Customs Administration has established four circuits’ clearance:

The entry and registration of customs declarations is directly done in MIDAC MODULE.

Any custom agent or forwarding agent should have access to the online custom module called MIDAC.

When all the information on the goods and the declarant are entered in the system, an automatic selection will determine the control circuit:

Green circuit : No control (Automatic delivery of release order)
Yellow circuit : Document control
Red circuit : Passage to scanner and physical verification if the result is "suspicious"
Blue circuit : Verification will be done by the custom control services in case of need for further investigation

Customs Information
Document Requirements	- Transit order - Cargo Tracking Notes or BSC (not applicable to NGO and UN agencies) - Commercial Invoice / Value attestation & gift certificate if donation - Waybill / Bill of Lading / LTA - Packing list - Certificate of origin - Phytosanitary certificate if necessary - Certificate of fumigation if necessary - Certificate of Quality if necessary - Destination certificate if necessary - Technical sheet for high technology system if necessary Non-commercial Items or sample with value under USD 100 CIF are allowed to be cleared without processing by Gasynet. However, these following documents must be presented to the customs officer: - Bill of lading or Air transport letter - Packing list - Value certificate - Destination certificate - Administrative documents (NIF& STAT or CIN if particular)
Embargoes	None
Prohibited Items	1/ Drugs, Protected animal species are prohibited 2/ Imitation and counterfeit material, wine and spirits, medicines items and dangerous products needs following documents : - Authorization request from trade Ministry - Consumption certificate from INSTN for foods items & alcohol products - Origin certificate
General Restrictions	For particular commodities, only specialized companies which have got an agreement are allowed to import : Ex: fuel, high degree medicines, motor oil, gas, chemicals, etc

Customs Clearance Document Requirements

Customs Clearance Document Requirements	Food	NFI (Shelter, WASH, education...)	Medicines	Vehicles & Spare Parts	Staff & Office Supplies	Telecoms Equipment
D & T Exemption Certificate	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original
Invoice	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original
AWB / BL / Other Transport Documents	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original	YES - original
Donation / Non-Commercial Certificates	YES – original if necessary	YES – original if necessary	YES – original if necessary	YES – original if necessary	YES – original if necessary	YES – original if necessary
Packing Lists	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES	YES
Phytosanitary Certificate	YES - original	NO	YES - original	NO	NO	NO
Other Documents	- Certificate of origin - Fumigation certificate - Transit order	- Certificate of origin - Transit order	- Health Ministry authorization - Certificate of origin - Transit order	- Transit order	- Moving certificate - VISA - Transit order	- ARTEC authorization - Certificate of origin - Transit order
Additional Notes
N/A

Transit Regime

This case is not usual in Madagascar. In general, all products which pass through this transit regime must have a special authorisation from the Ministry of finance.

If this transit procedure is presented, please find below some text of regulations:

1/Transit is the customs procedure under which the goods are placed under the customs control during the laps of time its stays in the country.

2/ In order to benefit from transit, tenderer must submit a declaration in with a commitment guaranteed by under the penalties of forward the goods declared in the a particular office, under seals intact, within a specified time and to follow the itinerary prescribed.

3/Absolute transit is excluded goods bearing false marks of Malagasy origin.

4/ Decisions of the Chief Executive Officer of Customs determine the conditions application of the provisions of this transit regime.

Madagascar - 2 Logistics Infrastructure

The latest WEF Global Competitiveness Report ranked the quality of overall infrastructure of Madagascar 132nd out of 148 countries.

Bad road condition and high prices as well as difficulty to find spare parts has led to increased transport costs.

There are only two railroads in Madagascar. The first one in the east is managed by Madarail, a private company and links Toamasina, Miandrivaso and Atsirabe to the capital Antananarivo. The other one in the south east, called FCE and managed by the government, is going from Fianarantsoa to Manakara.

With regards to information and communications technology the sector has been growing, owing to greater liberalization and further investment, which lead to more than 3 per cent growth per year over the past ten years (African Development Bank Group 2013). Mobile penetration in Madagascar increased from 4% to 25% between 2005 and 2010. Prior to the sector reform of 1994, domestic telecommunication services were poor and government controlled.

The country has six international airports (Antananarivo, Toamasina, Majunga, Nosy Bé, Taolagnaro and Antsiranana) and three major commercial ports (Tamatave, Majunga, and Antsiranana) which account for 80% of imports and exports of goods.

Madagascar - 2.1 Port Assessment

Madagascar Ports

Surrounded by 5,000 km of coastline, Madagascar has a network of 17 ports: Toamasina, Antsiranana, Nosy Be, Mahajanga, Toliara, Antalaha, Vohémar, Morondava, Tolagnaro, Port Saint-Louis, Morombe, Manakara, Antsohihy, Maintirano, Sainte Marie, Maroantsetra and Antalaha.

Only five of them (Antsiranana, Toliara, Vohémar, Toamasina, Tolagnaro) have adequate port facilities: wharves, drafts, land, shops, handlers, allowing commercial loading and unloading of goods at the dock.

Even if the 5 previous ports have customs and allowed importation of goods, 75% of freight in Madagascar is made in Toamasina port.

For the 12 remaining ports, access is restricted to small traditional vessels providing regional service or to vessels requiring only a modest draft and limited facilities.

The national agency responsible for port maintenance is APMF (Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale), which was created in 2003 by ministerial decree. APMF is a public institution placed under budget trusteeship of the Ministry of Finance and technical trusteeship of Ministry of Transport.

APMF’s mission is to coordinate the implementation of the National Policy regarding port, sea and river navigation sectors.

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: HQ staff will input a link to section 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List here.

International shipments

Most import shipments (containerized) coming to Madagascar are transshipped via Port Louis (Mauritius) or Longoni (Mayotte). This leads to relatively long transit times and – compared to direct calls – expensive services. In case of minor volumes, ports are also skipped from the schedule; minimum requirements for a port call are around 100 full container moves.

The economic downturn of the country lowered demand and produced fewer cargo for export and therefore led to general schedule changes like with MSC who cancelled the port calls of Toliara and Tolanaro (Fort Dauphin) in 2015. MSC considers the suspension of services as temporary and is trying to identify cooperation partners to offer feeder services to Ehoala and the minor ports on the southeast coast. This includes companies such as CFS Fort Dauphin, with its new beacher (47m long LCT, capacity twelve 20’ Containers).

The national agency responsible for port maintenance is APMF (Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale), which was created in 2003 e. APMF is a public institution placed under budget trusteeship of Ministry of Finance and technical trusteeship of Ministry of Transport. APMF’s mission is to coordinate the implementation of the National Policy regarding port, sea and river navigation sectors.

National cabotage

Since the liquidation of the Compagnie Malagasy de Navigation (CMN), the national cabotage is only operated by private domestic and foreign armaments. The average age of vessels operating in Madagascar is around 20 years.

The density of the Malagasy land transport network remains low, and the seaway opens up several regions even if the quality of the tools used and the services provided do not follow the minimum standards for sea transport.

Traditional maritime transport

Traditional maritime transport ensures the movement of passengers and goods in the enclaved areas. Transportation is by non-motorized "sailing boatry" on the West Coast, or motorized "lakana" boats on the East Coast. This type of transport plays an important role in the opening up of un-serviced areas, connected by road infrastructure, the evacuation of local production and the circulation of the population.

Inland waterway navigation

Madagascar has no inland waterway for inland waterway transport on a large scale. The “Canal des Pangalanes”, which was natural for most of its length of 650 km along the East Coast, was the subject of extensive renovation work in order to make it navigable to convoys of a draft of 1.40m and a maximum width of 4.5m. For lack of regular maintenance thereafter, the Canal is largely impassable today, due to obstruction of the track by freshwater hyacinths, silting at mouths and degradation of the banks.

As the only means of access to basic services for the riparian population, the Canal continues to be used for the transport of products and people by artisanal canoes and rafts to the main centers of the area.

River navigation by traditional canoeing and craft units (kanota, laka) ensures the circulation of local products and the population and tourists along the rivers of the West Coast: Tsiribihina in Miandrivazo, Sofia in Port Bergé, and Betsiboka in Marovoay.

For information on Madagascar Ports contact details, please see the following link: 4.4 Madagascar Port and Waterways Companies Contact List

Madagascar - 2.1.1 Port of Toamasina (Tamatave)

Port Overview
Port Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Port Performance
Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges
Berthing Specifications
General Cargo Handling Berths
Port Handling Equipment
Container Facilities
Customs Guidance
Terminal Information
Stevedoring
Hinterland Information
Port Security

Port Overview

The Port of Toamasina is the first Port of Madagascar. Located in the Atsinanana region is located on the east coast some 370 km from the capital of Madagascar. Located at 18°09 South latitude and 49°25 East longitude, between Ivondro Bay and the long beach that borders the harbor and the Indian Ocean; the Port of Toamasina covers an area of 63 hectares.

The Port of Toamasina is classified as a "Port of National Interest" (PIN) with sufficiently adequate port infrastructure (quay, draft, embankment, storage warehouses), allowing the carrying out of commercial loading and unloading of long-distance ships.

In accordance with Article 3 of Law No. 2003-025, Decree No. 2004-702 confers on the Port of Toamasina the status of Port of National Interest with autonomous management, delimits its district, creates the Société du Port à gestion Autonome de Toamasina (S.P.A.T.) and authorizes the State to participate in its capital. The Port of Toamasina is subject to an autonomous management mode, hence the name of "Autonomous Management Ports" (PGA)

A current project of extension will last 4 years and consists in of adding 474 m of quay to the container terminal , rehabilitating the old quays , extending the breakwater (protective dike) of a length of 345m, but also proceed with the coating of the 18 ha embankment for the storage of containers.

Port web site: https://port-toamasina.com/ (under construction)

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritim e-database.com.

Port Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Toamasina
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Toamasina distance (km) N/A
Port's Complete Name	Port de Toamasina
Latitude	-18.156797°
Longitude	49.426842°
Managing Company or Port Authority	SPAT (Société du Port à gestion Autonome de Toamasina)
Management Contact Person	Capitaine de port: Mr Avellin Christian Eddy Phone: 020 53 321 55 Mail: capitainerie@port-toamasina.com
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Toamasina Airport : 7km Air Madagascar: Antanarivo, Ste Marie, Antalaha, La Réunion

Port Picture

Port of Toamasina View of the port from Pointe Tanio – belo

Extension project of the Port of Toamasina Extension project of the Port of Toamasina: Installation of a 10Ha landfill on the Hastie Reef, including additional embankment and a breakwater – below

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

COMPANY	DESCRIPTION	CONTACT
SPAT	Port management, piloting, towing, boatage	+261205332155 spat@port-toamasina.com
MICTSL	Stevedoring (container only)	+261 20 53 352 04 info@ictsi.mg
SMMC	Conventional Handling	+261 2 05 33 12 63 info@smmc-company.com
GRT	Oil terminal management	+261 2 05 39 68 15 gdp.ac.tamatave@galana.mg
AMBATOVY	Mining Company	+261 32 33 691 40 webmaster@ambatovy.mg
APMF	THE MARITIME AND FLUVIAL PORT AGENCY	+ 261 32 11 258 99 apmf@apmf.mg

COMPANY

DESCRIPTION

CONTACT

SPAT

Port management, piloting, towing, boatage

+261205332155

spat@port-toamasina.com

MICTSL

Stevedoring (container only)

+261 20 53 352 04

info@ictsi.mg

SMMC

Conventional Handling

+261 2 05 33 12 63

info@smmc-company.com

GRT

Oil terminal management

+261 2 05 39 68 15

gdp.ac.tamatave@galana.mg

AMBATOVY

Mining Company

+261 32 33 691 40

webmaster@ambatovy.mg

APMF

THE MARITIME AND FLUVIAL PORT AGENCY

+ 261 32 11 258 99

apmf@apmf.mg

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.2.3 Madagascar Port and Waterways Company Contact List

Port Performance

The port can accommodate ships with a draft not exceeding 9.5 m and weighing about 50,000 tons. However, work is underway to extend the length of the berth by 450 m which would bring the draft to 15 m. After completion, ships weighing more than 70,000 tons could also dock at the port.

Current monthly use by WFP 50 TEUs/ month - 1,000 MT/month

Total cargo handling (m.tons) – 194 169 MT/month

Total capacity of the port - 20 416 TEUs/month 218 750 MT/month

(Current extension planning – 2026 - to reach 83 833 TEUs/month 900 000 MT/month )

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	From December to May
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	Work is often delayed by rain. Average fall is 120 in per year Cyclonic season from February to May

Handling Figures for 2021
Vessel Calls	1898
Container Traffic *(TEUs)*	195,318

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2021
Bulk *(MT)*	172 155
Break bulk *(MT)*	1 029 364

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

For information on port rates and charges, please see the following link: The collection of port tariffs will be available on the new website soon online.

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length *(m)*	Maximum Draft (m)	Comments
Conventional Berth	2	180 200	8,5 11	Mall B is also used for RoRo operations
Container Berth	1	286	10,5
Silo berth	1	60	14	Platform is 60 m and can welcome 230 m long tankers maximum
Berthing Tugs	1	20	8,5
Water Barges	N/A	N/A	N/A

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	Mall B Mall Ambatovy
Exports - Bagged Cargo	Mall B Mall Ambatovy
Imports and Exports - RoRo	Mall B
Other Imports	Mall C1 Mall C3 Terminal pétrolier

Port Handling Equipment

The port equipment is managed by the government.

The SMMC is managing the handling at the port of Toamasina.

http://www.smmc-company.com/

Equipment	Available	Capacity Available	Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage
Dockside Crane	Yes	1 x 15 T	Functioning ok
Container Gantries	Yes	2 x 45 T	Functioning ok
Mobile Cranes	Yes	2x 100 MT- 2 x120 MT (twin lift) 41 MT under spreader	Functioning ok
Reachstacker	Yes	6 x 40 T	Functioning ok
RoRo Tugmaster (with Trailer)	Yes	1 x 70 T	Functioning ok
Grain Elevator with Bagging Machines	No
Transtainer	Yes	2 x 45 T	Functioning ok
Forklifts	Yes	12 x 2.5 T 9 x 3 T 2 x 7 t 2 x 8 T 3 x 8.5 T 1 x 16 T	Functioning ok

Container Facilities

On 16 June 2005, Madagascar International Container Terminal Services, Ltd. (MICTSL) signed a 20-year concession with Société de Gestion du Port Autonome de Toamasina (SPAT) for the operation, management, financing, rehabilitation, and development of the container terminal in the Port of Toamasina, on a public-private partnership basis. The Port of Toamasina is Madagascar's main port. The Madagascar International Container Terminal handles over 90 percent of the country's container traffic.

The concession represents a breakthrough in the Malagasy Government's efforts, backed by the World Bank, to develop a sustainable transport system for the country and, in the case of Toamasina, to equip it with improved container handling facilities designed to facilitate Madagascar’s growing international trade.

Sector analysts, Ocean Shipping Consultants, forecast a positive outlook for Malagasy import-export container traffic.

Container traffic is projected to reach in 2025 83 833 TEUs/month (currently 20 416 TEUs/month)

Madagascar International Container Terminal Services Ltd. is part of ICTSI (International Container Terminal Services, Inc.) group companies created to manage the terminal in Toamasina, Madagascar. ICTSI is a global pioneer in container terminal management and operation having been involved in this activity since the early 1990s. ICTSI is widely acknowledged to be a leading developer in the sector specializing in container terminals in the 50,000 TEU to 1,500,000 TEU range.

Facilities	20 ft	40 ft
Container Facilities Available	YES	YES
Container Freight Station (CFS)	NO	NO
Refrigerated Container Stations	YES	YES
Other Capacity Details	N/A	N/A
Daily Take Off Capacity *(Containers per Day)*	300 to 400 TEUs	N/A
Number of Reefer Stations (Connection Points)	120	N/A
Emergency Take-off Capacity	N/A	N/A
Off take Capacity of Gang Shift *(Containers per Shift)*	N/A	N/A

Customs Guidance

Customs are available on site at any time for any declaration/clearance and can process to visa delivery on arrival.

In emergency situations, the custom procedure can be streamlined. The cargo, which has been announced electronically prior vessel’s arrival (normal procedure), can be delivered after its discharge directly into the emergency area. The clearance-related administration and fees / duties can be settled afterwards.

For more information on customs in Madagascar please see the following link: 1.3 Madagascar Customs Information

Terminal Information

Multipurpose Terminal

One berth capable of handling tankers up to 230 m length and 12 m draught. Limiting distance between stern and manifold is 115 m. Facilities for all petroleum products including liquefied gas.

Grain and Bulk Handling

Two grain silos of 20,000 and 32,000 tons for cereals, one cement silo of 20,000 tons. Conveyor belt for cereals.

Main Storage Terminal

M2	TYPE	COMMENT
32720	AREA	NON PERISHABLE GOODS
17400	AREA	STORAGE VEHICLES
1709	AREA	TRANSHIPMENT
1377	AREA	OPERATIONAL ZONE
2807	AREA	PROHIBITED VEHICLES
4324	AREA	BUFFER ZONE
15560	WAREHOUSES	PERISHABLE GOODS
7540	WAREHOUSES	CIMENT
5290	AREA	HANDLING EQUIPMENT

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m2)
Bagged Cargo	3	15,560
General Cargo	14	73,167

Stevedoring

- non-containerized cargo operation is managed by SMMC, a State-owned company.

- container terminal equipment is managed by MITCSL, a private company

- national cabotage: each company has its own workers

Hinterland Information

The APMF is managing the hinterland traffic

Due to the increase in fuel prices, all transporters gathered at the Fluvial Port today, July 13, 2022, and decided to raise all fares for passengers and all goods that leave and call at the Port. Fluvial Manangareza Toamasina.

Toamasina	Destination	Km	Price per person
Toamasina	Tapakala/Ambodisaina	9	2500
	Ambodisiny	11	3000
	Ambodipont/Ambony lavoie	15	3000
	Vohiteza	17	3000
	Aboditandroho	18	3000
	Ambodikalpitus	20	4000
	Vohimay	21	4000
	Ambavarano	22	4000
	Ambalasogna/Zarah	25	4000
	PK 40	23	4000
	Ampandratokana	28	5000
	Ankarefo	30	5000
	Manambolo	29	5000
	Ampasimazava	27	5000
	Ampasimitimotra	27	5000
	Mahatsara II	34	7000
	Tanambao	47	7000
	Terahana	46	7000
	Tampolo	44	7000
	Ambodivila	36	7000

Charbon/gony ………………………1500Ar

Carée10/10…………………………… 1500Ar

Bois rond/Tezavava ……..………1200Ar

Bois rond/échafaudage …………..300Ar

Riz, ciment, sac de 50kg……………. 2000Ar

Mangahazo /Voajabo/gony…………4000Ar

Toamasina	Toerana aleha	Km	Anciens prix	Nouveaux prix
	Tampina	50	8000	7000
	Ambodirotra	53	8000	7000
	Andranokoditra	60	10000	7000
	Ampahantany	67	10000	8000
	Ampanotoamaizina	73	12000	9000
	Vavony	80	12000	9000
	Ambila	90	12000	9000

Charbon/gony ………………………2000Ar

Bois rond/échafaudage ………..600Ar

Tezavava/Bois rond………………1500Ar

Traverse……………………………….. 3000Ar

Carrée de 10…………………………. 2000Ar

Carrée 12/12 ………………………..3000Ar

Madrié …………………………………..3000Ar

Vary, Ciment/Gony………………. 4000Ar

Cageot …………………………………..2000Ar

Port Security

In 2021 the port received two new fire trucks

Security
ISPS Compliant	Yes
Current ISPS Level *(Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)*	Level 1 (can be increased up to 3 if necessary)
Police Boats	No, but police can request port boats anytime if needed
Fire Engines	Yes

Madagascar - 2.1.2 Port of Toliara

Port Overview

This port is a Medium-sized Port. The types of vessels regularly calling at Tulear are General Cargo (23%).

The port of Toliara is the 2nd biggest port in Madagascar and can receive international vessel and all type of cargo for import and export activities.

The port facilities are in good condition and are well maintained.

The two existing docks can receive vessels with a draft of 7m50 max.

The port is suitable for all type of activities: bulk and break-bulk handling, container handling, fuel handling (rigid pipe for all three types of fuel).

RoRo operation is possible with side vessels and quarter-ramp vessels.

Port website: The port has no specific website

Key port information may also be found at: Maritime Database (maritime-database.com)

Port Location and Contact
Country	MADAGASCAR
Province or District	TOLIARA
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	TOLIARA 1km
Port's Complete Name	PORT DE TOLIARA
Latitude	-23.377523°
Longitude	43.664782°
Managing Company or Port Authority	APMF (Agence Portuaire, Maritime et Fluviale)
Management Contact Person	Inspecteur des Affaires Maritimes FARALAHY Germain Patrick M Directeur Régional de l’APMF Toliara Phone: +261321125790 E-mail: germpatrick@yahoo.fr
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Aéroport de Toliara Compagnies : Air Mad et Tsaradia

Port Picture

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

	ENTITES	E-MAIL	CONTACT
REMORQUAGE	AMS	emmar@celerogroup.com	034 01 049 15
PILOTAGE	SMOI	station.toliara@spt-mada.net	034 80 571 66
CONSIGNATAIRES	AUXIMAD	auxitul.dir@auximad.mg	032 02 554 08
	CMA CGM	tle.jrakotoson@cma-cgm.com	032 07 359 73
	CELERO SHIPPING	shipppingmada@celerogroup.com	032 11 711 15
	BOLLORE	hajanirina.ranaivomanana@bollore.com	033 37 851 38
	SHARAF SHIPPING AGENCY	houssen@sharafmadagascar.com	034 05 230 07
	LPSA	gilles.rasolofoson@logpetro.com	033 04 002 22
	TOLY SHIPPING	semstul.dir@moov.mg	034 18 583 15
MANUTENTIONNAIRES	COMATO	finance@comato.mg	034 02 152 70
MANUTENTIONNAIRES	SEMS	semstul.dir@moov.mg	034 18 583 15
PERMISSIONNAIRES	COPEFRITO	secretariat@copefrito.mg	032 02 290 45
	GASYNET	annick.ralalaharinirina@sgs.com	032 05 465 50
TRANSITAIRES	MAILAKA TRANSIT	mailakatransit@gmail.com	033 41 669 73
	SORESUD	sambmichel@yahoo.fr	034 07 721 78
	FTL	jrasamimanana@ftlmada.mg	032 07 169 56
	MUREX	murex.tul@gmail.com	034 25 985 48
	VELOGIC	velogic.tulear@velogic-mg.com	034 44 990 92
FRONTIERES	POLICE	bezakaflorent2022@gmail.com	034 99 479 81
	GENDARMERIE	joelsonhenri77@gmail.com	034 54 033 90
	DOUANES	harvelrad@yahoo.fr	034 02 019 85

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List.

Port Performance

The port of TULEAR is an international commercial port that can accommodate ships up to 7.30m draught: oil tankers, bulk carriers, container ships, cruise ships and thus receives different types of goods (cereals, bulk, bagged goods, containers, etc ...).

A container ship (CMA/CGM), regional line, serves the port for transhipments of goods mainly in Port Louis / Mauritius.

The terminal is in good condition and container storage is managed appropriately.

Three safety beacons are installed along the mooring channel to facilitate navigation and berthing actions.

The berthing of a ship depends on Decision No. 002 APMF/DG/2012 on priority rules for ships. Humanitarian cargos may have priority if they provide a letter of requisition from the competent authorities. (HQ of APMF Antananarivo)

Any ship wishing to enter the port must complete the entry formalities and its docking must be assisted by the public pilotage service (SMOI) of Toliara.

Average waiting time:

72 hours for an oil tanker, 144 hours for a bulk carrier and 72 hours for a container ship.

The Port works 24/7.

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	No	From January to May
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	N/A

Handling Figures for 2022
Vessel Calls	90
Container Traffic (TEUs)	2871

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2022
Bulk (MT)	Rice : 238 MT Sugar : 7.700 MT Ciment: 36.100 MT Soft drink : 19.799 MT Flour : 16.4 MT
Break bulk (MT)	N/A

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2022

Bulk (MT)

Rice : 238 MT

Sugar : 7.700 MT

Ciment: 36.100 MT

Soft drink : 19.799 MT

Flour : 16.4 MT

Break bulk (MT)

N/A

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

See reference price list at 2.1 Port Assessment

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length (m)	Maximum Draft (m)	Comments
Conventional Berth	1 1	195m 145 m	7,30 m 6 m	International National
Container Berth	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Silo Berth	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Berthing Tugs	1	29.5 m	4.77 m
Water Barges	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	Long-haul dock
Exports - Bagged Cargo	Batelage wharf
Imports and Exports - RoRo	Long-haul dock
Other Imports	N/A

Port Handling Equipment

Is the port equipment managed by the government or privately? Government APMF

Equipment	Available	Total Quantity and Capacity Available	Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage
Dockside Crane	No		N/A
Container Gantries	No		N/A
Mobile Cranes	Yes	1 x 22 MT 1x 40 MT 1x 70 MT	Good condition
Reachstacker	Yes	2 x 45 MT	Good condition
RoRo Tugmaster (with Trailer)	Yes	6 x 30 MT	Good condition
Grain Elevator with Bagging Machines	No		N/A
Transtainer	No		N/A
Forklifts	Yes	3 x 10 MT 1 x 3 MT 2 x 26 MT 1x28 MT 1x12 MT 1x6 MT	Good condition

Container Facilities

Facilities	20 ft	40 ft
Container Facilities Available	10000m2 (5000 for SEMS/ and 5000m2 for COMATO)
Container Freight Station (CFS)	N/A
Refrigerated Container Stations	N/A
Other Capacity Details	N/A
Daily Take Off Capacity (Containers per Day)	15 units / hour
Number of Reefer Stations (Connection Points)	N/A
Emergency Take-off Capacity	N/A
Off take Capacity of Gang Shift (Containers per Shift)	N/A

Customs Guidance

In general, the effectiveness of customs activities takes 2 days.

Importation:, if the files are incomplete, the processing time extends up to 2 days;

Exportation:, the processing of files is done in half a day.

For more information on customs in MADAGASCAR, please see the following link:  1.3 Customs Information. 

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

The container berth on the level of the port is suitable to receive all types of cargo: bagged cargo, break-bulk and bulk, containers.

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

All activities of grain and bulk handling are managed by SEMS and COMATO and most of the time by using different facilities / equipment and for some specifics activities (break-bulk handling) there are day-laborers (Dockers) for assistance.

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

The Port of Toliara has a storage warehouse with a capacity of 4500 MT.

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m2)
Bagged Cargo	2	2 x 3000 m2
Refrigerated Cargo	2	2 x 2000 m2
General Cargo	N/A	N/A

Stevedoring

The cargo handling activities in the port and for the barge operation are shared by two stevedore companies. COMATO (blue equipment) operates CMA/CGM vessels; SEMS (red / green equipment) handles for UAFL.

Hinterland Information

Despite the presence of a national airport, the port of Toliara is mainly connected to the hinterland destinations by road.

All kind of truck can access the port and his berth.

After payment of the various customs and port duties and taxes and follow-up of the customs removal order, a request for access of cars to the Port, for removal of goods must be made and endorsed by the APMF on presentation of the customs removal order.

It should be noted that only the freight forwarder is authorized to make the customs declaration of imported and/or exported goods.

Port Security

Currently, the Port is partially fenced but part of the fence is being rehabilitated on the southern part of the long-haul Quay.

It is equipped with surveillance cameras, various types of detector equipment/devices. Inside the IP round officers of the brigade of the Gendarmerie, the National Police and the Navy (marine detachment) for port security and safety.

Security
ISPS Compliant	Yes /
Current ISPS Level (Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)	Level !
Police Boats	Yes
Fire Engines	Yes /

Madagascar - 2.1.3 Port of Mahajanga

Port Overview
Port Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Port Performance
Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges
Berthing Specifications
General Cargo Handling Berths
Port Handling Equipment
Container Facilities
Customs Guidance
Terminal Information
Stevedoring
Hinterland Information
Port Security

Port Overview

Mahajanga is the third busiest port in Madagascar, but no rehabilitation has been taken place since many years. The port is mainly used for local traffic on Madagascar's West coast and neighboring islands, as well as by local operators. Big prawn farms are located South and North of Mahajanga and use the port to export their products.

Mahajanga port has no strategic importance for humanitarian activities, unless cyclones and floods result in major road cuts. In that case, humanitarian aid could be dispatched from Mahajanga to North (Antsohihy) or South (Maintirano, Morondava) using coasters or landing crafts (beachers).

Long haul vessels cannot berth at Mahajanga port and a transhipment to barges has to take place for any big or medium sized vessel. The barges are towed to the berth by the tugs of two stevedore companies, where the cargoes are handled and stored in warehouses or respectively stacked in the relevant container yards.

Only cargo for Comoros, fishing vessels and small crafts for national trades are operated directly at the berth. Long haul vessels or container ships may anchor in deeper waters at best position of the port. Draught at quay is 4.50 meters only and is calculated on high tide. Transhipment can result in more damages caused by double handling.

Service vessels, tugs, barges etc. fall dry, the small craft area (Quai d’Oranges / Quai des Boutres) used by wooden sailing vessels falls completely dry, too.

Same counts for the main anchorage area with a stated depth of 12 meters, according to international standards it should read 8 meters. Considering this, a maximum draft of 6.5 to 7 meters is the limit. The data for the fairway channel are from the end of the 1950s, more actual soundings have not been carried out. Sedimentation from the Betsiboka River increases the uncertainties. According to the Port Authority, new soundings are planned for the next years.

The draft restrictions for Mahajanga roads also limit the vessel size.

In average, 800 TEU vessels are in service.

Port website: This port has no specific website available

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

Port Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Mahajanga
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Mahajanga I 0 km
Port's Complete Name	Port Be/ Grand Port de Mahajanga
Latitude	15°44’08’’S
Longitude	46°18’50’’ E
Managing Company or Port Authority	Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale
Management Contact Person	Directeur Régional de l’APMF Mahajanga Mr RAINIMBAHY Jacquy Georges +261 32 11 257 44 Rainimbox@yahoo.fr
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Aéroport Philibert Tsiranana (Mahajanga)

Port Picture

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

- SEMS, manutentionnaire: Mr Michel Le Treust, directeur des opérations, 0340260250, michellt@semsmjn.mg

- COMAMA, manutentionnaire: Mr BAKARY Fanomeza Angelo, responsable classe 2 , 0340224279, exploitation@comama.mg

- SMOI PT: Steering / boatage

- EUSTRATIOU: BAC Boeny operator

OPERATORS:

GASY NET: Scanner control

LPSA: Setting up fuel pipe line

VITOGAZ: Setting up fuel pipe line

SOMAPECHE: Fishing and Treatment Company

REFRIGEPECHE: Fishing and Treatment Company

COLAS: Logistics base

SEMS: Slipway and fairing

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List

Port Performance

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	From December to March
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	Cyclonic season from February to May

Handling Figures for 2021
Vessel Calls	490
Container Traffic *(TEUs)*	11578

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2021
Bulk *(MT)*	343 576
Break bulk *(MT)*	N/A

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

To warehouse/trucks - Breakbulk: 200/gang/crane

Pilotage fees compulsory, request to be cabled 24 hours prior to arrival. A launching boat assists with the in and out manoeuvres.

28 containers per hour may be discharged to barges to transfer to the quay where there is another handling/lifting from barge to quay.

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length *(m)*	Maximum Draft *(m)*	Comments
Conventional Berth	8	765 m total	4.5
Container Berth	1	765 m	4.5	Capacity 3500 TEU’s
Silo Berth	No	N/A	N/A	Pilotage service available, provided by SMOI
Berthing Tugs	No	N/A	N/A	Pilotage service available, provided by SMOI
Water Barges	No	N/A	N/A	Barges are used for handling in the harbour. SEMS had 8 barges in 2021 and COMAMA 2

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	Usually COMAMA docks
Exports - Bagged Cargo	Usually COMAMA docks
Imports and Exports - RoRo	No
Other Imports	Oil products

Port Handling Equipment

Equipment	Available	Total Quantity and Capacity Available	Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage
Dockside Crane	No	N/A	N/A
Container Gantries	No	N/A	N/A
Mobile Cranes	Yes	COMAMA ( 2021) - 3 x 10 T. - 1 x 16 T. - 1 x 40 T. - 02 reach stacker 45 T. - 01 reach stacker 35 T.
Reachstacker	Yes	3 x 45 T.
RoRo Tugmaster (with Trailer)	No	N/A	N/A
Grain Elevator with Bagging Machines	No	N/A	N/A
Transtainer	Yes	SEMS (2021) 02 cranes LIEBHERR 45 T.
Forklifts	Yes	- 2 x 2 T. - 2 x 2.5 T. - 1 x 20 T. SEMS (2021) - 2 x 10 T - 3 x 3.5 T. - 1 x 2.5 T.

Container Facilities

Facilities	20 ft	40 ft
Container Facilities Available	Yes	Yes
Container Freight Station (CFS)	Yes	Yes
Refrigerated Container Stations	Yes	Yes
Other Capacity Details	Yes	Yes
Daily Take Off Capacity *(Containers per Day)*	200	200
Number of Reefer Stations (Connection Points)	48 in total	48 in total
Emergency Take-off Capacity	Yes, on demand 24 / 24	Yes, on demand 24 / 24
Off take Capacity of Gang Shift *(Containers per Shift)*	No data	No data

Customs Guidance

Customs are available on site at any time for any declaration/clearance and can process to visa delivery on arrival.

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link:  1.3 Customs Information

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

N/A

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

N/A

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

The SEMS warehouse is generally feasible to store bagged cargo / foodstuff.

Another warehouse used by COMAMA for the storage of cement is contaminated with cement dust and difficult to clean for the purpose of food storage.

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m2)
Bagged Cargo	1	2,300
Refrigerated Cargo	2	5,200
General Cargo	5	600

Stevedoring

The cargo handling activities in the port and for the barge operation are shared by two stevedore companies. COMAMA (blue equipment) operates CMA/CGM vessels; SEMS (red / green equipment) handles MSC. The stevedore companies have an agreement to share the equipment (pooling), which counts for reach-stackers, trucks and forklifts.

Mobile berth cranes to load / unload the barges are more dedicated to the relevant berth area adjacent to the container stacks of the two container shipping lines. Next to the equipment share of the stevedores, it can be estimated that the handling rates of both are similar or same. SEMS also operates a feeder vessel and a landing craft.

Hinterland Information

Despite the presence of an international airport, the port of Toliara is mainly connected to the hinterland destinations by road.

All types of truck can have access on the port and his berth for cargo off take but the majority are containers trucks (20ft and 40 ft).

Port Security

Security
ISPS Compliant	Yes
Current ISPS Level *(Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)*	Level 1
Police Boats	Yes
Fire Engines	No*

*No fire service in the port.

Each company has fire trucks and works together with MJN firefighters

Madagascar - 2.1.4 Port of Taolagnaro (Ehoala – Fort Dauphin)

Port Overview

Built outside any settlement near Taolagnaro airport, it opened on July 8, 2009.This port, located in Saint Luke's Bay, just at Cape Ranavalona, was built to accommodate ships exporting bulk goods.

It is a multifunctional port of public utility in deep water (15.75 meters at quayside) with private management. From a new concept, it includes:

- A breakwater with a length of 625 meters

- 1 multipurpose pier with 3 berths that can accommodate different types of vessels

- Two riprap spikes to contain the movement of coastal sand

- A secure median for the storage of containers and general cargo

- An electrical power supply for refrigerated containers.

- 2 warehouses for the storage of ilmenite

- 2 warehouses for the storage of general goods

- 400 hectares of available space reserved for industrial development for investors: EHOALA PARK & EHOALA VILLAGE supplied with water and electricity by Rio Tinto QMM.

The port is covered by International Ship and Port Security (ISPS) international security standards.

In addition to the proximity of the airport and the port, one of the advantages of the Ehoala site is the availability of a development area of 400 ha. The convergence of these physical factors favours the establishment of a commercial and industrial zone that would constitute a significant potential for the development of the country in general and various economic activities in the southern region in particular.

Port website: This port has no specific website

Key port information may also be found at: Maritime Database (maritime-database.com)

Port Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Toliara
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Taolagnaro
Port's Complete Name	Port d’Ehoala
Latitude	25.067274° S
Longitude	46.963602° E
Managing Company or Port Authority	Port d’Ehoala
Management Contact Person	Mr. Andriantsoa Rabiaza, Directeur du Port d’Ehoala +261 34 65 213 08
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Aéroport de Taolagnaro, Air Madagascar

Port Picture

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

SEPL (Strang Ehoala Port Logistics): Stevedoring - towing
ISPS-FSO: Security
G4S: Guarding/caretaking

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List.

Port Performance

The port of EHOALA can accommodate international vessels and all types of goods (grain, bulk, bagged goods, containers). The terminal is in good condition and container storage is carried out appropriately.

Safety beacons are installed along the mooring channel to facilitate navigation and berthing operations.

The port is not congested all the time, but there are unloading's and loads almost every day. Vessels carrying humanitarian cargo may have priority for berth access, but it is recommended to negotiate directly with the relevant authorities. It is recommended that you negotiate directly with port users for this action. Mining activities (ilmenite) are always a priority, whatever the situation.

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	From December to May
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	N/A

Handling Figures for 2022
Vessel Calls	76
Container Traffic (TEUs)	7978

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2022
Bulk (MT)	504 219 T
Break bulk (MT)	504 219 T

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

See point 2.1 Port Assessment for the reference price list

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length (m)	Maximum Draft (m)
Conventional Berth	1	150	8
Container Berth	2	275	12
Silo Berth	n/a	n/a	n/a
Berthing Tugs	2	30	3,50
Water Barges	n/a	n/a	n/a

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	Container berth
Exports - Bagged Cargo	Container berth
Imports and Exports - RoRo	Container berth
Other Imports	Container berth

Port Handling Equipment

Is the port equipment managed by the government or privately? 

Port equipment and facilities are managed by SEPL.

Apart from those listed in the table below, the following equipment are also used at the level of the port.

-       Telehandler: 1 x 3,5 T

-       Trailer for container: 5 (2x40ft, 3x20ft)

-       Tractor: 1

Equipment	Available	Total Quantity and Capacity Available	Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage
Dockside Crane	No	n/a	n/a
Container Gantries	No	n/a	n/a
Mobile Cranes	No	n/a	n/a
Reachstacker	Yes	2	Good condition
RoRo Tugmaster (with Trailer)	No	n/a	n/a
Grain Elevator with Bagging Machines	No	n/a	n/a
Transtainer	No	n/a	n/a
Forklifts	Yes	1x2,5T 2x5T 3x7T	Good condition

Container Facilities

Facilities	20 ft	40 ft
Container Facilities Available	Air de stockage : 1000 conteneurs (EVP 20ft)
Container Freight Station (CFS)	Air de stockage : 1000 conteneurs (EVP 20ft)
Refrigerated Container Stations	6
Other Capacity Details	n/a	n/a
Daily Take Off Capacity (Containers per Day)	En moyenne 18 conteneurs par jour
Number of Reefer Stations (Connection Points)	6
Emergency Take-off Capacity	n/a	n/a
Off take Capacity of Gang Shift (Containers per Shift)

Customs Guidance

Customs are available on site at any time for any declaration/clearance and can process to visa delivery on arrival.

In emergencies, the custom procedure can be streamlined. The cargo, which has been announced electronically prior vessel’s arrival (normal procedure), can be delivered after its discharge directly into the emergency area. The clearance-related administration and fees / duties can be settled afterwards.

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information. 

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

The container berth on the level of the port is suitable to receive all types of cargo: bagged cargo, break-bulk and bulk, containers.

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

All activities of grain and bulk handling are managed by SEPL and most of the time by using different facilities / equipment and for some specifics activities (break-bulk handling) there are day-laborers (Dockers) for assistance.

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

The port has three main storage warehouses, but one of them is specifically designed for mineral (ilmenite) cargoes.

Storage type	Number of Storage Facilities	m2
Mineral Cargo	1	Able to receive 64 000 metric tones (ilmenite)
Refrigerated Cargo	n/a	n/a
Bagged Cargo	2	2 X 1000 m²
General Cargo	2	2 X 1000 m²

Stevedoring

The stevedoring is managed by SEPL with his own terminal handling charge.

Hinterland Information

Despite the presence of a national airport, the port of Ehaola is mainly connected to the hinterland destinations by road.

All types of truck can have access on the port and his berth for cargo off take but the majority are containers trucks (20ft and 40ft).

Port Security

The port is fenced and there is a security service (G4S) for days and nights port guarding.

Security
ISPS Compliant	Yes
Current ISPS Level (Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)	1
Police Boats	No
Fire Engines	Yes

Madagascar - 2.1.5 Port of Antsiranana (Diego Suarez)

Port Overview
Port Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Port Performance
Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges
Berthing Specifications
General Cargo Handling Berths
Port Handling Equipment
Container Facilities
Customs Guidance
Terminal Information
Stevedoring
Hinterland Information
Port Security

Port Overview

Diego Suarez is a Medium-sized Port. The types of vessels regularly calling at DIEGO SUAREZ are Fishing Vessel (30%), General Cargo (15%), Oil Products Tanker (5%). The maximum length of the vessels recorded to having entered this port is 229 meters.

The maximum draught is 8.8 meters. The maximum Deadweight is 79403t.

This port has long time been the third busiest port of Madagascar and the centre of social activity of the citizen.

Today, it is specialized on container handling and most of the fishing companies have stop their activities decreasing consequently the vitality of the port.

Water depth of 8.5 m at the berth is sufficient for relevant vessel / feeder traffic
RoRo operation is possible with side- and quarter-ramp vessels
Passage into the bay for larger vessels may be critical
Road connections to the South in bad condition
Berth is feasible for both breakbulk and RoRo operations (upon vessel acceptance)
Ships gear mandatory, no berth cranes
2 very small operational tug for berthing assistance
Small coaster and landing craft can also be found alongside in the tugs docking area

The PFOI (Pêche et Froid de l'Océan Indien) and La Saline (a salt factory) still operate it, as does the SECREN (Société d'Exploitation, de Construction et Réparations Navales) - which is in fact the former DCAN (Direction of Constructions and Naval Weapons).

Port website: This port has no specific website available

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

Port Location and Contact
Country	MADAGASCAR
Province or District	ANTSIRANANA
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	DIEGO SUAREZ N/A
Port's Complete Name	PORT OF ANTSIRANANA
Latitude	-12.268972°
Longitude	49.288464°
Managing Company or Port Authority	APMF (Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale)
Management Contact Person	APMF Regional Director: Mr Jean Paul Rabilahy 0321125899 lcrabilahy@yahoo.fr
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Antsiranana Arrachart Airport Air Madagascar: Dzaoudzi, La Réunion, Antananarivo, Mahajanga, Sambava Ewa Air : Dzaoudzi

Port Picture

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

CMDMD: Stevedoring for MSC container line / contact@cmdmd.mg

COMADIE / SGTPSM: Stevedoring for CGA-CGM container line / comadiecompte@moov.mg

SMOI PT: Steering / boatage / smoi.mar@moov.mg

SOMAPOR: Manufacture of metal cans

PFOI: Fishing and storage / 020 82 221 21

CSM: Salt Company / 020 82 293 94

GASY NET: Scanner control / mgdiego@sgs.com

LPSA: Setting up pipe line / contact@logpetro.com

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List

Port Performance

Going in line with a further containerization of ports, the Port of Antsiranana was converted from a multipurpose facility to an almost exclusive container terminal. Sheds and warehouses on the berth have been demolished in favour of storage area for containers.

Two container lines (MSC and CMA/CGM) are serving the port, the cargo mainly transhipped in Port Louis / Mauritius. The terminal is in a good condition and the storage of the containers is handled in a proper manner.

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	From December to June
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	Cyclonic season from February to May

Handling Figures for 2021
Vessel Calls	290
Container Traffic (TEUs)	6200

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2021
Bulk (MT)	157663 (total Bulk and break bulk) / no detail available
Break bulk (MT)	157663 (total Bulk and break bulk) / no detail available

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

Container handling productivity is between 12 and 18 containers / hour with two cranes.

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length *(m)*	Maximum Draft (m)
Conventional Berth	1	307	8.5
Container Berth	N/A
Silo Berth	N/A
Berthing Tugs	N/A
Water Barges	N/A

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	N/A
Exports - Bagged Cargo	N/A
Imports and Exports - RoRo	N/A
Other Imports	N/A

Port Handling Equipment

The port equipment is managed by the government (APMF).

No fixed cranes, gantries or transtainers are available; the stacking is done by reach-stackers only.

The mobile handling equipment is shared by the two stevedore companies COMADIE and CMDMD.

For loading / unloading of containers vessels ship’s gear is mandatory. The feeder vessels calling the Madagascan ports are normally equipped with two cranes, limited in size in order to fit into other ports apart from Antsiranana, too. Container handling productivity is between 12 and 18 containers / hour with two cranes.

Equipment	Available	Total Quantity and Capacity Available	Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage
Dockside Crane	No	N/A	N/A
Container Gantries	No	N/A	N/A
Mobile Cranes	No	N/A	N/A
Reachstacker	Yes	2	Good condition
RoRo Tugmaster (with Trailer)	No	N/A	N/A
Grain Elevator with Bagging Machines	No	N/A	N/A
Transtainer	No	N/A	N/A
Forklifts	Yes	6 x 2.5 tons 2 x 15 tons 2 x 10 tons	Good condition

Container Facilities

Facilities	20 ft	40 ft
Container Facilities Available	Yes	Yes
Container Freight Station (CFS)	Yes	Yes
Refrigerated Container Stations	Yes	Yes
Other Capacity Details	Dangerous goods	Dangerous goods
Daily Take Off Capacity (Containers per Day)	150	N/A
Number of Reefer Stations (Connection Points)	N/A	N/A
Emergency Take-off Capacity	N/A	N/A
Off take Capacity of Gang Shift (Containers per Shift)	N/A	N/A

Customs Guidance

Customs are available on site at any time for any declaration/clearance and can process to visa delivery on arrival.

In emergency situations, the custom procedure can be streamlined. The clearance-related administration and fees / duties can be settled afterwards.

For more information on customs in MADAGASCAR, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

N/A

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

N/A

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m²)
Bagged Cargo	N/A	N/A
Refrigerated Cargo	2	1 x 2,700 1 x 2,800
General Cargo	1	CMDMD : 3,500 CO.MA.DIE : 3,200

Stevedoring

There are two stevedore companies COMADIE and CMDMD for the two container lines (MSC and CMA/CGM) which are serving the port.

Both stevedore companies charge the same rates to their customers.

CMDMD – MSC containers

COMADIE – CGA CGM containers

Hinterland Information

N/A

Port Security

Security
ISPS Compliant	Yes
Current ISPS Level (Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)	Level 1
Police Boats	Yes (BANA) (Base Navale de la Marine Nationale)
Fire Engines	No

Madagascar - 2.1.6 Port of Mananjary

Port Overview
Port Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Port Performance
Berthing Specifications
Port Handling Equipment
Customs Guidance
Terminal Information
- Main Storage Terminal
Hiterland Information

A thorough Port Assessment was undertaken in the second half of 2015 with the friendly support of Capt. Wolf Lampe and Capt. Ferdinand Moehring of BLG LOGISTICS, Bremen, Germany. The information found in this section has been updated according to their final report.

Port Overview

In 2004 loading of vessels at the anchorage in Port of Mananjary was suspended. Previously barges had transported coffee and spices out to vessels the anchorage. Open sea and lagoon/canal are connected by one or two gaps in the sand dune separating both bodies of water.

The(se) entry channel(s) become(s) more pronounced during the rainy season. The sea in front of the channel is rough; the seabed is dotted with reefs and rocks. Finding a possible passage from the ever-changing gap in the dune (permanent marking of an access with buoys is consequently not feasible) to the anchorage was a task that was reported to have taken days before cargo handling could commence. During the passage out, cargo on the barges was likely to suffer from waves breaking over the barges. After careful sounding off the beach and preparation entering the lagoon with a beacher might be possible, but it is still a risky operation.

The “Canal des Pangalanes” was until 1999 able to transport containers (two 20ft Cont. on each barge) with relief cargo from Tamatave to Mananjary. The traverse of the channel took 8 days. A stripping site was used next to the IMI’s (Institut Malgache d’Innovation) huge barge repair hangar, which would have doubled as a warehouse should no trucks have been available. Usually the cargo was manhandled directly from the containers onto the trucks.

A sunken dredger at the former landing indicates the general degeneration of navigation on the channel.

Key port information can also be found at: Maritime Database information on Madagascar

Port Location and Contacts
Country	Madagascar
Town or City (Closest location) with Distance (km)	Name: Mananjary km: n/a
Latitude	-21.23333
Longitude	48.36667
Managing Company or Port Authority (If more than one operator, break down by area of operation)	APMF

Port Picture

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

For information on Madagascar Port of Mananjary contact details, please see the following link: 4.2.3 Madagascar Port and Waterways Company Contact List

Port Performance

Seasonal Constraints	Yes / No	From <month> to <month>
Other: Cyclone Season	Yes	December to April

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length (m)
Conventional Berth	1	42

Port Handling Equipment

Equipment	Available (Yes / No)
Dockside Crane	No
Container Gantries	No
Mobile Cranes	No
Reachstacker	No
RoRo Tugmaster (w/ Trailer)	No
Grain Elevator w/ Bagging Machines	No
Transtrainer	No
Forklifts	No

Customs Guidance

For information on Madagascar Customs details, please see the following link: 1.3 Madagascar Customs Information

Terminal Information

Main Storage Terminal

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (square meters)
General Cargo	3	1,600

Hiterland Information

Presently rehabilitation works are announced for Ambalavontaka, Analapotsy, Andrangazavaka between Mananjary and Mahanoro. There is road access from Tamatave to Mahanoro.

Of some 560 km to Tamatave, only about 200 km up to Mahanoro are still navigable for larger barges. Towards the south just 60 km to Namorona are navigable for smaller craft, carrying up to 10 tons. The lack of availability of this inland waterway is even more frustrating as the bridge spanning Mananjary River some 12 km west of Mananjary on RN25 has a limited capacity of 10 tons – further reducing the agility of trucking cargo into the Mananjary-zone. Bigger trucks have to use a barge allowing 25 T max. Chef of the barge 0341348758 Mr Jean Claude.

Transport capacities:

Ambava-sahavato : 20000 Ar per pax / 5000 Ar per bag 50 KG / 18 T max

Nousy varika 15000 Ar per pax / 4000 Ar per bag 50 kg / 18 T max

Ambohitsara 8000 Ar per pax / 2000 Ar per bag 50 kg / 18 T max

Andara 8000 Ar per pax / 2000 Ar per bag 50 kg / 18 T max

Mahaela 1000 Ar per pax / 1500 Ar per bag 50 kg / 18 T max

Ambodiria Sahafary 20000 Ar per pax / 5000 Ar per bag 50 kg / 18 T max

60 boats available in total

Currently each owner is independent. An association is being set up gathering all the boats.

Contact of 2 owners: 0344080458 ; 3 boats / 0349703542 ; 1 boat

APMF Director Mr Edgard 0341143038

Adjoint APMF Mr Christian 034489310

Madagascar - 2.1.7 Port of Manakara

Port Overview
Port Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Port Performance
Berthing Specifications
Port Handling Equipment
Customs Guidance
Terminal Information
- Main Storage Terminal
Hinterland Information

Port Overview

The port of Manakara is situated inside a lagoon which is part of the Canal des Pangalanes. The entrance channel has a depth between 1.5 m (low tide) and 2.5 m (high tide)

In 2013 the bridge connecting the two parts of Manakara town on both sides of the Canal des Pangalanes collapsed under a truck. Repair has been done and the bridge is functional..

Of the port’s warehouses (offering a total storage space of 4,700 m²) three are in relatively good condition. The remaining would need to be rehabilitated

Beaching operations have been conducted on several sites in and around Manakara. Using landing crafts remains the most feasible option as long as the channel into the lagoon is not dredged and maintained on a sufficient depth for barge operations.

Key port information can also be found at: Maritime Database information on Madagascar

Port Location and Contacts
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Fianarantsoa
Town or City (Closest location) with Distance (km)	Name: Manakara km: n/a
Port's Complete Name	Port of Manakara
Latitude	-22.15196
Longitude	48.02455
Managing Company or Port Authority (If more than one operator, break down by area of operation)	APMF
Management Contact Person	Mr Lova +26132421718
Closest Airport and Frequent Airlines to / from International Destinations	Airport Name: Aerodrome d’Ambokala (2 km) Airlines: n/a

Port Picture

The APMF is currently rehabilitating the access for the boats: (6 months project started 07/11/2022)

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

For information on Madagascar Port of Manakara contact details, please see the following link: 4.2.3 Madagascar Port and Waterways Company Contact List

Port Performance

Lighthouses are in existence. Gutted of their lighting equipment they still offer orientation during daytime and facilitate the passage through the coastal reef.

Standard procedure for the beachers is to approach the shore bow first, dropping a stern anchor in safe distance to the shore while still going slow ahead and letting out chain. Two forelines are brought out to the beach and made fast on sand anchors or other suitable objects. Once the beacher is in position two aft-springs are put in position and the ramp is lowered onto the beach.

Seasonal Constraints	Yes / No	From <month> to <month>
Other: Cyclone Season	Yes	December to April

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length (m)	Maximum Draft (m)
Conventional Berth	1	380 (but blocked by bridge)	1.5

Port Handling Equipment

Equipment	Available (Yes / No)
Dockside Crane	No
Container Gantries	No
Mobile Cranes	No
Reachstacker	No
RoRo Tugmaster (w/ Trailer)	No
Grain Elevator w/ Bagging Machines	No
Transtrainer	No
Forklifts	No

Customs Guidance

For information on Madagascar Customs details, please see the following link: 1.3 Madagascar Customs Information

Terminal Information

Main Storage Terminal

Storage Type	Area (square meters)
General Cargo	4,700 to be rehabilitated

Hinterland Information

Manakara is connected to Fianarantsoa (on RN7) by railway. While there used to be two trains daily the service is down to two trains a week, creating a notable drop of trade and tourism.

Madagascar - 2.1.8 Port of Antalaha

Port Overview

The port of Antalaha is the second biggest of the SAVA region after Vohemar.

This port is not able to receive containers or to do international shipment but local cabotage with Toamasina and local product transfer (vanilla, cloves…) ensure enough activity to keep the port busy all year long.

The SAMA Company (Henry Fraise subsidiary) is in charge of the port management.

While the port is still operational, it suffers of a lack of maintenance and the SAMA is advocating to get funds to consolidate and rehabilitate the berths.

The port is also suffering with a silting problem at the docking ramp level and needs to be dragged to receive bigger “beachers” boats.

Today, because of the shallow waters, only vessels with a draft of less than 1m80 can berth in Antalaha.

RoRo operation is possible with side- and quarter-ramp vessels.

Port website: This port has no specific website

Key port information may also be found at: Port of Antalaha MGANM map, contact details and vessel arrivals by Maritime Database (maritime-database.com)

Port Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Antsiranana
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Antalaha N/A
Port's Complete Name	Port of ANTALAHA
Latitude	-14.901217°
Longitude	50.282216°
Managing Company or Port Authority	SAMA (Société D’Acconage et de Manutention d’Antalaha)
Management Contact Person	APMF Port Officer : Mr RAKOTONIRINA Alain +26132 07 160 64 portantalaha@gmail.com
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Sambava Airport: 90 km Only domestic flights Antananarivo and Antsiranana

Port Picture

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

The SAMA has the global concession and manages all types of activities at the port level: safety, handling, and material / facilities management.

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List.

Port Performance

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	From December to June
Major Import Campaigns	No	n/a
Other Comments	Cyclonic season from February to May

Handling Figures for 2022
Vessel Calls	384
Container Traffic (TEUs)	N/A

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2022
Bulk (MT)	29 000
Break bulk (MT)	29 000

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

See point 2.1 Port Assessment for the reference price list

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length (m)	Maximum Draft (m)	Comments
Conventional Berth	2	115 m 62 m	1 m 80	N/A
Container Berth	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Silo Berth	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Berthing Tugs	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Water Barges	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	Main quay
Exports - Bagged Cargo	Main Quay
Imports and Exports - RoRo	N/A
Other Imports	N/A

Port Handling Equipment

Is the port equipment managed by the government or privately? Governement APMF

The port equipment and facilities are owned by SAMA (privately) and are managed by its own staff.

Equipment	Available	Total Quantity and Capacity Available	Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage
Dockside Crane	No	N/A	N/A
Container Gantries	No	N/A	N/A
Mobile Cranes	Yes	2 x 3t	Conventional mobile crane (small), of low capacity, in good condition, used for handling assistance.
Reachstacker	No	N/A	N/A
RoRo Tugmaster (with Trailer)	No	N/A	N/A
Grain Elevator with Bagging Machines	No	N/A	N/A
Transtainer	No	N/A	N/A
Forklifts	No	N/A	N/A

Container Facilities

Facilities	20 ft	40 ft
Container Facilities Available	N/A
Container Freight Station (CFS)
Refrigerated Container Stations
Other Capacity Details	N/A
Daily Take Off Capacity (Containers per Day)
Number of Reefer Stations (Connection Points)
Emergency Take-off Capacity
Off take Capacity of Gang Shift (Containers per Shift)

Customs Guidance

Customs are available on site; they are mainly doing the regulation of loading and unloading.

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link:  1.3 Customs Information here. 

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

The 2 conventional berth on the level of the port can received all types of cargo: bagged cargo, break-bulk and bulk.

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

All activities of grain and bulk handling are done manually by Dockers, with possibility of a crane assistance.

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

SAMA has a warehouse located nearest at the port for temporary storage of FRETs. This is in good condition, accessible to trucks and can store all categories of conventional cargo (which does not require specific installation). The storage cost is 5000 Ar / Tonnes / 15 days.

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m2)
Bagged and General Cargo	1	200 m2 (500T max)
Refrigerated Cargo	None	n/a

Stevedoring

All handling activities / stevedoring at the level of the port can either be done by SAMA either by the receiver but SAMA rates are much higher than if negotiated directly with the Dockers.

Hinterland Information

The Antalaha port is only connected to the hinterland destinations by road within the SAVA region.

All types of truck can have access on the port and his berth.

Port Security

Security
ISPS Compliant	No
Current ISPS Level (Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)	n/a
Police Boats	No
Fire Engines	No

Madagascar - 2.1.9 Port de Sainte Marie

Port Overview
Port Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Port Performance
Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges
Berthing Specifications
General Cargo Handling Berths
Port Handling Equipment
Container Facilities
Customs Guidance
Terminal Information
Stevedoring
Hinterland Information
Port Security

Port Overview

The island of Sainte Marie has 3 port facilities. All essentials, including fuel, food and other needs of the inhabitants, are met by items imported from other ports.

The port has a general cargo quay of 150m with a draft of 4.5m which can accommodate only small cargo ships, weighing no more than 250 tons.

The main facility called Port de l'Ilot Madame handles all imports. There is a second port which is frequented by passenger ships carrying tourists. The third facility is being developed to handle the growing number of cruise ships and to promote tourism on the island.

Goods from the port of Ilot Madame are transported to other parts of the island. However, the process is slow as the facility is congested, with little operational port equipment. Financial constraints have prevented the development of this important but local port.

All type of fuel was previously coming by barrel of 200L but since 2018 the company Logistique Petroliere is providing the fuel for trucks, cars and boats.

For the passengers, several companies are offering boat transfer between Sainte Marie (Bar à Choix) to Soanierana Ivongo or Mahombo with the possibility to continue by road to Toamasina. The full Pointe Sainte Marie crossing has ceased since 2021.

Port website: This port has no specific website available

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

Port Location and Contact
Country	MADAGASCAR
Province or District	TOAMASINA
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Sainte Marie 1 km
Port's Complete Name	PORT ILOT MADAME DE SAINTE MARIE
Latitude	-17.003539°
Longitude	49.846490°
Managing Company or Port Authority	APMF (Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale)
Management Contact Person	Mr Fenosoa Michel fenosoamichel@gmail.com +261 32 11 257 55
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Sainte Marie Ravohara Airport: 10km Air Madagascar: Antanarivo, La Réunion (No more connection with Toamasina)

Port Picture

The port has only one berth which limits the number of vessel

The port can receive vessels of 250 t max.

The port is often congested due to the lack of planning and communication within the different actors.

Beach operations with landing crafts can be executed on the south part of the port.

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Only 1 company is registered at that port :

SOCIETE DE PECHE DE SAINTE MARIE (SPSM)

Contact : +261 34 35 488 36

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List

Port Performance

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	From December to June
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	Cyclonic season from February to May

Handling Figures for 2021
Vessel Calls	No figures
Container Traffic (TEUs)	N/A

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2021
Bulk (MT)	No figures
Break bulk (MT)	No figures

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

All handling operation are made by manpower, prices have to be negotiated on site with the dockers depending on the weight and packaging of the goods.

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length *(m)*	Maximum Draft (m)	Comments
Conventional Berth	1	60	7	Vessels of 250 T max
Container Berth	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Silo Berth	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Berthing Tugs	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Water Barges	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	No figures
Exports - Bagged Cargo	No figures
Imports and Exports - RoRo	N/A
Other Imports	N/A

Port Handling Equipment

The port equipment is managed by the government( APMF)

Equipment	Available	Total Quantity and Capacity Available	Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage
Dockside Crane	No
Container Gantries	No
Mobile Cranes	No
Reachstacker	No
RoRo Tugmaster (with Trailer)	No
Grain Elevator with Bagging Machines	No
Transtainer	No
Forklifts	No

Container Facilities

No container facilities available

Facilities	20 ft	40 ft
Container Facilities Available	N/A	N/A
Container Freight Station (CFS)	N/A	N/A
Refrigerated Container Stations	N/A	N/A
Other Capacity Details	N/A	N/A
Daily Take Off Capacity (Containers per Day)	N/A	N/A
Number of Reefer Stations (Connection Points)	N/A	N/A
Emergency Take-off Capacity	N/A	N/A
Off take Capacity of Gang Shift (Containers per Shift)	N/A	N/A

Customs Guidance

Not on site. the closest office is the airport (10 km)

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

Platform of 60 meters long available to accommodate medium-sized fishing vessels and cargo vessels. No installation for Ro-Ro ships nor Container ship available.

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

No handling facilities available: loading and unloading of goods is done manually.

No bagging companies
The SPSM has its own handling tools but only for its needs

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

No storage warehouse available

The SPSM has a storage unit but for its exclusive use

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m²)
Bagged Cargo	N/A	N/A
Refrigerated Cargo	N/A	N/A
General Cargo	N/A	N/A

Stevedoring

Stowage activities are carried out under the supervision of a crew member (often either the ship's captain or the pointer).

Hinterland Information

Port berth can be accessed by any trucks between 5t and 20t.

Port Security

Nothing has been done in term security, there is no fence, no security guard, no barrier, and anybody can access the berth.

Security
ISPS Compliant	No
Current ISPS Level (Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)	N/A
Police Boats	2 boats from a detachment of the navy, they can patrol with an APMF staff if necessary
Fire Engines	No

Madagascar - 2.1.10 Port of Maroantsetra

Port Overview

Maroantsetra is one of the most isolated places in Madagascar.

Unreachable by road, the area is very dependent on its port. Unlikely, there are no suitable facilities, and the two small ports are on a river channel and only accessible when the tide is high.

The two ports are called Ankiakabe and Anjahanambo.

The access of these ports depends on the tide level. The water draft is 1.5 meter only on low tide and until 3 meters on high tide.

At the high tide, the port of Anjahanambo allowed 40MT vessel maximum and 300MT maximum for Ankiakabe.

For the port of Anjahanambo, vessels whose tonnage exceeds 40MT can’t access the berth because of the mouth and must transship goods at the level of Nosy Mangabe Island (7km from coast of Maroantsetra)

The two ports are specialized on bulk and break-bulk handling and not are of course suitable for container handling.

All handling activities are done manually by day workers paid directly by vessels owner or the carrier.      

The APMF plans to build a dock in andranonangozy (not started)

Port website: This port has no website available

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

Port Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Tamatave
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Maroantsetra : 3km from Ankiakabe  1 km from Anjahanambo
Port's Complete Name	Port of Ankiakabe Port of Anjahanambo
Latitude	Ankiakabe : -15.430748° Anjahanambo : -15.440622°
Longitude	Ankiakabe : 49.758325° Anjahanambo : 49.742230°
Managing Company or Port Authority	Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale de Madagascar (APMF)
Management Contact Person	APMF Regional director Mr Arlo Soandro +261 32 11 25 724 soandroarlo@gmail.com
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Maroantsetra Airport Regular flights ex Antananarivo each Monday and Friday.

Port Picture

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Port of Ankiakabe

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Port of Anjahanambo

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

The main is the company Dounia

BE Berchmans Jean

DGA

DOUNIA GROUPE S.A

+261 32 05 346 00

DESIGNATION MARCHANDISES	COLISSAGE	MAROANTSETRA-TAMATAVE	TAMATAVE-MAROANTSETRA

RIZ	SAC	200 Ar/kg	200 Ar/kg
SUCRE	SAC	200 Ar/kg	200 Ar/kg
FARINE	SAC	200 Ar/kg	200 Ar/kg
CIMENT	SAC	200 Ar/kg	200 Ar/kg
SEL	SAC	200 Ar/kg	200 Ar/kg
EPICE	SAC	200 Ar/kg	200 Ar/kg
GAZ	BOUTEILLE	600 Ar/kg	600 Ar/kg
HUILE	BIDON	600 Ar/kg	600 Ar/kg
HUILE	CARTON	600 Ar/kg	600 Ar/kg
BISCUIT	CARTON	600 Ar/kg	600 Ar/kg
MARCHANDISES DIVERSES		600 Ar/kg	600 Ar/kg
TOLE		1 000 Ar/mètre	1 000 Ar/mètre
MATELAS 1 PLACE		10 000 Ar/Pièce	10 000 Ar/Pièce
MATELAS 2 PLACES		20 000 Ar/Pièce	20 000 Ar/Pièce
PLANCHE		1 000 Ar/mètre	1 000 Ar/mètre

PASSGERS		120 000 Ar/Personne	120 000 Ar/Personne

Boats available :
. 1 x 200 MT
. 1 x 250 MT
. 1 x 300 MT
. 1 x 500 MT

Unregistered small boats are also available (see with the Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale de Madagascar APMF) with the following prices per Pax from Maroantsetra :

Tamatave 500 000 Ar

Mananara 250 000 Ar
Antalaha 750 000 Ar
Sainte Marie 400 000 Ar

NOM DE L'ENTREPRISE ou NOM DU NAVIRE	DESTINATIONS AU DEPART DE MAROANTSETRA	NOM DU MANAGER	CONTACT
ESPERANCE III	Foulpointe	Mr RAHALISON Justin Philippe	032 64 929 71
ESPERANCE III	Toamasina	Mr RAHALISON Justin Philippe	032 64 929 71
MELISSA EXPRESS III	Foulpointe	Mr HARISON Thierry	032 02 073 64
FANTASTIC	Mananara Nord	Mr EDDY Michel	032 02 351 85
ROXANA II	Toamasina	Mr TIANDRAZANA Jean Jacques	032 43 314 64
ROXANA III	Toamasina	Mr TIANDRAZANA Jean Jacques	032 43 314 64
MANJAKELY	Mananara Nord	Mr KWONG Eugéne	034 05 885 11
PRESTIGE IV	Toamasina	Mr KWONG Eugéne	034 05 885 11
SALAH	Toamasina	Mr SALEH Sylvio	034 45 151 13
MARINAH	Toamasina	Mr RAZAFINDRAKOTO Iouri Garisse	033 12 118 73
MAGNEVA	Toamasina	Mr RAZAFINDRAKOTO Iouri Garisse	033 12 118 73
OCEANAH	Toamasina	Mr INGAHIBE Hermann	032 70 060 57
NANCY III	Toamasina	Mr RAVELOSON Autin	032 77 004 42
TONGATSARA II	Mananara Nord	Mr RAVELOSON Autin	032 77 004 42
TIANYA	Toamasina	Mr INTEMA Antoine	032 07 220 70
JENNY II	Toamasina	Mr TIANDRAZANA Jean Jacques	034 55 866 56
STEPHANOT MELODY	Antalaha	Mr BELALAHY Jean Felix	032 04 150 93
YOANN	Toamasina	Sté DOUNIA SARL	032 05 952 75
ROMUNA II	Toamasina	Mr IBE Jerôme Pierre	032 49 513 26
SEA HORSE I	Foulpointe	Mr MAXENE Canton	032 07 733 56
RAYAN MICHEL	Toamasina	Mr DAHY Marco	032 04 897 06
MEVA V	Toamasina	Mr MOURAD Ismael	034 20 274 13
MANAMBOLOSY EXPRESS	Mananara Nord	Mr DESCOMBE Samson	034 47 367 17
BIG SAMY	Antalaha	Mme RASOARINETY Marie Hortensia	032 77 078 27
LUTCHIANA	Toamasina	Mr SOAZILINY Bestine
ARSHANAH	Mananara Nord	Mme VOLAZAKA Natacha	032 77 539 91
POUR LA VIE	Foulpointe	Mr HERY Dominique	032 07 733 56
JASON	Toamasina	Mr DJISTERA Mario	032 97 184 55
PAPRIKA + BARGE XIII	Toamasina	Mr RABEARIVELO Francaire	032 02 504 06

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link:  4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List.

Port Performance

There are no facilities or equipment in the two ports; all activities are made by daily workers.

As the ports are the economic powerhouse of the area, they are most of the time crowded with loading/unloading activities every day.

Vessels carrying humanitarian freight may have priority for access to the berth, but it needs to be discussed beforehand with the local authorities (via the APMF)

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	No	From November to April
Major Import Campaigns	No	n/a
Other Comments	Cyclonic season from February to May

Handling Figures for 2022
Vessel Calls	475
Container Traffic (TEUs)	N/A

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2022

Bulk (MT)

37 000 MT for the 2 ports

Break bulk (MT)

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

All handling activities / stevedoring at the level of the port are managed directly by carriers or vessels owner and have his own discharge rates and terminal handling charges.

(250 000Ar per 10MT in average)

Rates applicable in the ports of Maroantsetra for loading and unloading activities (by APMF)

-       Loading charges: 0,23$ per ton

-       Unloading charges: 0,50$ per ton

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length (m)	Maximum Draft (m)	Comments
Conventional Berth	Ankiakabe : 1	n/a	1m80 (300MT max) on high tide	No berth but one docking ramp
Conventional Berth	Anjahanambo : 1	85 m	1m50 (40MT max) on high tide
Container Berth	N/A
Silo Berth	N/A
Berthing Tugs	1			Belongs to the company DOUNIA +261 32 05 346 00
Water Barges	N/A

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	Ciment, riz blanc, farine, pois du cap (venant du Toamasina) Importations - Cargaison en sac
Exports - Bagged Cargo	Girofle, vanille (Envoi pour Toamasina) Exportations - Cargaison en sac
Imports and Exports - RoRo	N/A
Other Imports	Produit STAR, Huile en bidon ou caste, Tôle (venant de Toamsina) Autres importations

Port Handling Equipment

Is the port equipment managed by the government or privately? Government APMF

Manpower only. No handling equipment.

Container Facilities

No container facilities available

Customs Guidance

The Customs Officer in Maroantsetra does not monitor the goods on board.

Office opening hours from 8:00 to 12:00 and from 14:30 to 18:00.

The office is located next to the Office of TVM – RNM (Television Malagasy- Radio National Malagasy) Ambatomasina

For more information on customs in MADAGASCAR, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information. 

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

The two Maroantsetra ports can received all types of cargo: bagged cargo, break-bulk and bulk.

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

Manpower only. People hired directly at the port.

Direct bagging from the unloading of the ship is possible but at the expense of the owner of goods

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

There are no storage facilities at the ports level.

The goods/cargo are directly received by their owner and load on vehicles straight after vessels unloading.

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m2)
Bagged Cargo	N/A	N/A
Refrigerated Cargo	N/A	N/A
General Cargo	N/A	N/A

Stevedoring

There is no stevedoring company.

Hinterland Information

Trucks less than 10MT are the only ones able to access ports.

Port Security

Security
ISPS Compliant	No
Current ISPS Level (Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)	N/A
Police Boats	No
Fire Engines	No

Madagascar - 2.1.11 Port of Ankify

Port Overview
Port Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Port Performance
Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges
Berthing Specifications
General Cargo Handling Berths
Port Handling
Container Facilities
Customs Guidance
Terminal Information
Stevedoring
Hinterland Information
Port Security

Port Overview

The port of Ankify is the gateway of the island of Nosy be for all persons or goods coming from Madagasacar.

The port is quite well organized, and offer different transport services such as rapid shuttle for tourists, regular transport of person with motor boat, BAC for the transport of vehicles and commodities and cargo dedicated boats.

To avoid too much competition, the transporters are grouped in an association called GOTMANO (Groupement des Transporteurs d’Ankify Nosy Be), the prices are fix and the boats leave the port according to a pre-established schedule.

The APMF is on site both in Ankify and in Nosy be and remain the port authority.

A crossing between Ankify and Nosy be takes around 1 hour. Even if during the trip, coasts are always visible, and it is recommended to travel on the morning when the sea is calm. All the boats transporting peoples have life jacket on board.

Port website: No specific link for this port

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

Port Location and Contact
Country	MADAGASCAR
Province or District	Antsiranana
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Ambanja 25 km
Port's Complete Name	Ankify port
Latitude	-13.557351°
Longitude	48.370003°
Managing Company or Port Authority	AMPF (Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale)
Management Contact Person	APMF director based in Nosy Be Capitaine de vaisseau RATSIMBA Eric +261 32 11 257 06 APMF representant in Ankify Mr angelot +261 32 11 258 13
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Nosy Be - Facène International Airport Air Madagascar : Antananarivo, Mahajanga, EWA Air : Mamoudzou, Mayotte Meridiana : Milan, Italie Neos S.P.A.: Rome, Italie Air Austral : Saint-Denis, La Réunion

Port Picture

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

GOTMANO: Boat owner association working in-between Ankify and Nosy Be leaded by Nosy Be mayor.

Maire de Nosy Be : +261 32 43 303 28

Mr Simon: +261 32 77 332 51

Cotrasma: Boat owner association working in-between Ankify and Nosy Be

Contact: Mr Narlice: +261 32 80 903 03

The two association of boat owner have around 80 boats.

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link:4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List

Port Performance

Even if the Ankify port is most of the time crowded, it has not vocation to receive any good, it is only an access point to Nosy Be for the peoples and a supply point for the locally purchased items to reach the island.

There are 10 wooden transport vessel with a capacity of 30t , 6 barges with a capacity of 40t. they have an average of 40 to 100 trips per day in total.

There are no import/export activities in Ankify.

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	From December to June
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	Navigation must have approbation of APMF during rainy season

Handling Figures for 2021
Vessel Calls	n/a
Container Traffic (TEUs)	n/a

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

N/A

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length *(m)*	Maximum Draft (m)
Conventional Berth	3 1	28 2035	4 m
Container Berth	none	N/A	N/A
Silo Berth	none	N/A	N/A
Berthing Tugs	none	N/A	N/A
Water Barges	none	N/A	N/A

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	n/a
Exports - Bagged Cargo	n/a
Imports and Exports - RoRo	n/a
Other Imports	n/a

Port Handling

The port equipment is managed by the government (APMF).

There is no handling equipment, everything is done by manpower.

Equipment	Available	Total Quantity and Capacity Available	Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage
Dockside Crane	No
Container Gantries	No
Mobile Cranes	No
Reachstacker	No
RoRo Tugmaster (with Trailer)	No
Grain Elevator with Bagging Machines	No
Transtainer	No
Forklifts	No

Container Facilities

Facilities	20 ft	40 ft
Container Facilities Available	N/A	N/A
Container Freight Station (CFS)	N/A	N/A
Refrigerated Container Stations	N/A	N/A
Other Capacity Details	N/A	N/A
Daily Take Off Capacity (Containers per Day)	N/A	N/A
Number of Reefer Stations (Connection Points)	N/A	N/A
Emergency Take-off Capacity	N/A	N/A
Off take Capacity of Gang Shift (Containers per Shift)	N/A	N/A

Customs Guidance

Customs are not available on site. The closest office is at Nosy Be port level.

For more information on customs in MADAGASCAR, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

N/A

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

By manpower only

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

There are no facilities for storage but 2 large-paved platforms of 3000 m2 and 3095 m2 also usable if needed (reserved for future constructions)

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m²)
Bagged Cargo	0	N/A
Refrigerated Cargo	0	N/A
General Cargo	0	N/A

Stevedoring

Stevedoring by ropes

Hinterland Information

Port berth can be accessed by small trucks (max 20t).

Port Security

Security
ISPS Compliant	No
Current ISPS Level (Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)	N/A
Police Boats	No
Fire Engines	No

Madagascar - 2.1.12 Port of Morondava

Port Overview

Morondava port is situated in a lagoon bordered by mangroves and frequented by wooden, gaff rigged “boutres.” Dhow. The small vessels fall dry in front of the 110 m long quay at low water.

The maximum draft for the Eliot Channel connecting the port with the open sea and the anchorage for larger vessels is given at 2.5 m (low tide).

A lighthouse at the southern shore of the channel entrance provides navigation guidance to the anchorage.

Arrival and departure at and from the port, which falls dry on low tide, is only possible at high tide.

Key port information may also be found at: Port of Morondava MGMOQ map, contact details and vessel arrivals by Maritime Database (maritime-database.com)

Port Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Toliara
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Morondava N/A
Port's Complete Name	Port bebe Morondava
Latitude	-20.293974°
Longitude	44.272302°
Managing Company or Port Authority	APMF (Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale)
Management Contact Person	Directeur Régional APMF Mr Ratovonjanahary Pascal +261 321125720 rapassy2020@gmail.com (Will be retired in August 2023. Replacement not yet confirmed)
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Morondava Airport Only domestic flights

Port Picture

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

SOPEMO : Fishing

This company has 13 boats and stocks under negative temperature,

They exported 850 t of products in 2022.

Director : Mr Zacharie 034 20 803 86

jlzacharie@gmail.com

Infrastructure available:

- Elevator that can lift 2 tons

- Tanker water tank of 120 M3

- 02 Cold rooms with capacity 600 t

22 m x12 m x 7 m (x 2)

Can produce 500kg/h of ice

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For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List.

Port Performance

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	From December to May
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	Cyclonic season from February to April

Handling Figures for 2022
Vessel Calls	170
Container Traffic (TEUs)	N/A

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2022
Bulk (MT ) and Break bulk (MT)	480

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

See point 2.1 Port Assessment for the reference price list

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length (m)	Maximum Draft (m)	Comments
Conventional Berth	1	105	2.5 (high tide)	Allowed around 20 boats to berth at the same time
Container Berth	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Silo Berth	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Berthing Tugs	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Water Barges	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	Main quay
Exports - Bagged Cargo	Main quay
Imports and Exports - RoRo	N/A
Other Imports	N/A

Port Handling Equipment

Is the port equipment managed by the government or privately? Government APMF

Equipment	Available	Total Quantity and Capacity Available	Comments on Current Condition and Actual Usage
Dockside Crane	No	N/A	N/A
Container Gantries	No	N/A	N/A
Mobile Cranes	No	N/A	N/A
Reachstacker	No	N/A	N/A
RoRo Tugmaster (with Trailer)	No	N/A	N/A
Grain Elevator with Bagging Machines	No	N/A	N/A
Transtainer	No	N/A	N/A
Forklifts	Yes	1 x 2 T	Good condition

Container Facilities

No container facilities available

Facilities	20 ft	40 ft
Container Facilities Available	N/A	N/A
Container Freight Station (CFS)	N/A	N/A
Refrigerated Container Stations	N/A	N/A
Other Capacity Details	N/A	N/A
Daily Take Off Capacity (Containers per Day)	N/A	N/A
Number of Reefer Stations (Connection Points)	N/A	N/A
Emergency Take-off Capacity	N/A	N/A
Off take Capacity of Gang Shift (Containers per Shift)	N/A	N/A

Customs Guidance

Customs are available on site mainly to control the exportations of the SOPEMO, they have to be informed at least one day in advance if services are needed.

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information. 

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

N/A

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

There is no equipment at port level, the handling is only done by accredited daily workers always available at the port on a fix rate: 1250 MGA / t.

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

Warehouses are available at the port level for the price of 4000 MGA / t / month.

Refrigerated cargo is only available at the SOPEMO level.

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m2)
Bagged and General Cargo	5 warehouses	1280
Refrigerated Cargo	2	528

Stevedoring

No agency or stevedoring company is still in existence; work force has to be contracted individually.

Hinterland Information

Port is linked by the accessible by the RN 35 / 34 / 7 to the capital.

All type of truck can access the berth as long as the port manager has been informed.

Port Security

Security
ISPS Compliant	No
Current ISPS Level (Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)	N/A
Police Boats	No
Fire Engines	No

Madagascar - 2.1.13 Port of Antsohihy

Port Overview
Port Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Port Performance
Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges
Berthing Specifications
General Cargo Handling Berths
Port Handling Equipment
Container Facilities
Customs Guidance
Terminal Information
Main storage terminal
Stevedoring
Hinterland Information
Port Security

Port Overview

The port of Antsohihy is situated on the river bank and its only function is to ensure the connection with the district of Analalava (population estimated at more than 100’000 inhab.) Analalava is located about 60 km northwest and is only accessible this way.

Departures are daily passengers/goods.

The boats are mostly “boutres”, (local wooden made), and the goods that transit are bagged or packaged in small quantities.

Port website: This port has no website available

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

Port Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Mahajanga
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Antsohihy N/A
Port's Complete Name	Solema port (old port) Port Voavoa (New port)
Latitude	-14.881507°
Longitude	47.983629°
Managing Company or Port Authority	APMF (Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale)
Management Contact Person	APMF Regional director : Mme VIAL MARYELZIA : +261321125807 Maryelzia.vial@gmail.com
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Antsohihy Airport Only on-demand private flights

Port Picture

2 ports are currently active

The old port named “Solema”:

The new port (Port Voa Voa) at 1 km from old port:

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Company	Owner	Contact
Savrifice B	Ramanantenaina Justin	032 43 572 70
Rose Marie	Chocky Jean	032 28 339 12
Jao Be	Ranarisoa Yvette Allain	032 46 137 93
Tusera	Zafizandriny Rondiline	034 55 030 64
Ylang Ylang Fils	Abdoukarim Hazel H	032 05 630 36
Bienvenue	Ramanganaza Modestine	032 53 426 42

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Madagascar Port and Waterways Companies Contact List

Port Performance

Before the deterioration of the old port, international cargo could use the structure. A request for rehabilitation has been made to the government.

Now only wooden boats can reach the area with a maximum load of 30 T.

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	From December to May
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	Cyclonic season from February to April

Handling Figures for year
Vessel Calls	N/A
Container Traffic (TEUs)	N/A

Handling Figures Bulk and Break Bulk for 2021
Bulk (MT)	781 T
Break bulk (MT)	N/A

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

N/A

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth	Quantity	Length *(m)*	Maximum Draft (m)
Conventional Berth	N/A
Container Berth	N/A
Silo Berth	N/A
Berthing Tugs	N/A
Water Barges	20	14 m	4 m

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	N/A
Exports - Bagged Cargo	N/A
Imports and Exports - RoRo	N/A
Other Imports	N/A

Port Handling Equipment

There is no handling equipment available.

Container Facilities

No container facilities

Customs Guidance

Customs procedures have to be done at Mahajanga port

For more information on customs in Antsohihy, please see the following link: 1.3 Madagascar Customs Information

Terminal Information

Multipurpose terminal

N/A

Grain and Bulk handling

N/A

Main storage terminal

There is one warehouse available at the new port and two at the old port

Storage Type	Number of Storage Facilities	Area (m²)
Bagged Cargo	N/A
Refrigerated Cargo	N/A
General Cargo	3	1,550 m3

Stevedoring

Basic with ropes on the ground

Hinterland Information

Destination

Price Ar

Analalava

20 000 Per Pax

4 000 Per Bag 50 Kg

Ampasimbe

25 000 Per Pax

5000 Per Bag 50 Kg

Antohobe

25 000 Per Pax

5000 Per Bag 50 Kg

Port Security

Local police

Security
ISPS Compliant	No
Current ISPS Level *(Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)*	N/A
Police Boats	No
Fire Engines	No

Madagascar - 2.1.14 Port of Belo sur Tsiribihina

Port Overview

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The port of Belo sur Tsiribihina is the terminal point on the Tsiribihina River.

The main function of this port is to be the end point for the tourist boats that descend the Tsibihina from Miandrivaso and the arrival for the vehicles using the ferry to come from Morondava.

Due to the good condition of the road coming from Morondava, this port is not used for the supply of the city but the surrounding villages come here to purchase and commerce with motor boats.

While this port is well known in the region, it remains undeveloped, there is no wharf or other infrastructure, but APMF is on site to control and supervise the port activities.

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

Port Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Toliara
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Belo sur Tsirbihina 2 km
Port's Complete Name	Port of Belo sur Tsiribihina
Latitude	-19.713060°
Longitude	44.540171°
Managing Company or Port Authority	APMF
Management Contact Person	Responsable de port: Mr Paul +261 34 988 05 82
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Morondava Airport: 170km Air Madagascar: Daily flight to Antananarivo

Port Picture

Port of Belo sur Tsiribihina

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Embarcadère route de Morondava

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Ferry to access Belo sur Tsiribihina from Morondava

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

No company registered at that port

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List.

Port Performance

No data available

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	December to June
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	Between January and March there is a phenomenon called Asar, the level of water increases and greatly impairs river transport.

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

See point 2.1 Port Assessment for the reference price list

Berthing Specifications

Type of Berth

Quantity

Length

(m)

Maximum

Draft (m)

Comments

Water Barges

200 m

2.5 m

General Cargo Handling Berths

Cargo Type	Berth Identification
Imports - Bagged Cargo	All goods received / sent form the ground
Exports - Bagged Cargo	All goods received / sent form the ground
Imports and Exports - RoRo	All goods received / sent form the ground
Other Imports	All goods received / sent form the ground

Port Handling Equipment

No equipment available

Is the port equipment managed by the government or privately? Government APMF

Container Facilities

No container facilities

Customs Guidance

No customs available on sit

Terminal Information

No terminal no storage available on site

Stevedoring

Basic manutention from the ground. No company available. Work has to be requested on site with daily workers.

Hinterland Information

To access to Belo sur Tsiribihina, there is a 170 kms sand track in quite good condition, daily used by cars, trucks and public transport (can be done in 3h30).

At the end of the road, there are small BAC to cross the Tsiribihina River (crossing takes around 15min).

Port Security

Security
ISPS Compliant	No
Current ISPS Level (Level 1 = Normal, Level 2 = Heightened, Level 3 = Exceptional)	N/A
Police Boats	No
Fire Engines	No

Madagascar - 2.1.15 Port of Farafangana

Port Overview
Port Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Port Performance

Port Overview

The port of Farafangana is a small river port used as for passenger as for cargo to reach remote areas on the Manampatrana river.

The 2 companies working there are covering 2 axes:

North:

- Tangainony: 3 hours

- Ivato: 6 hours

- Ambalatany: 12 hours

West:

- Mahafasa: 6 hours

- Bevoay: 7 hours

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

Port Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Fianarantsoa
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Port	Farafangana N/A
Port's Complete Name	Farafangana port
Latitude	-22.812605°
Longitude	47.830337°
Managing Company or Port Authority	APMF should open an office in 2017
Management Contact Person	N/A
Nearest Airport and Airlines with Frequent International Arrivals/Departures	Farafangana Airport N/A

Port Picture

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Only 2 companies are working there:

- Sté Doris: 4 boats with capacity of 5t each

Mr Schweitzer: 0347978329

- Sté Tsivahiny: 8 boats with capacity of 10t each

Mr Ely: 0348160161

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: HQ staff will input a link to section 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List here.

Port Performance

There are no official statistics but the commercial traffic is estimated at around 50 t of commodities per day.

Main items coming in are local products such as coffee, cloves, green pepper, bananas… while main products going out are first necessity items, rice, beans, construction material …

Seasonal Constraints
	Occurs	Time Frame
Rainy Season	Yes	December to August
Major Import Campaigns	No	N/A
Other Comments	Cyclonic season from February to May. The river can be affected.

Madagascar - 2.2 Aviation

Key airport information may also be found at: http://worldaerodata.com/

Madagascar aviation sector is under the supervision Transport Ministry and under the regulatory authority of the ACM (Aviation Civile de Madagascar).

Airports

Madagascar is part of the ASECNA (Agence pour la Sécurité de la Navigation Aérienne en Afrique et à Madagascar) which is giving support for the air security and navigation.

Madagascar has a large airports network with 126 airports divided in 3 categories:

- 56 open public airports (under the supervision of ADEMA or Ravinala Airports)

- 27 public restricted airports (under the supervision of privates companies or local administrations)

- 43 Private airports

Out of these 56 open public airports, only 10 are served by daily flights and 24 are able to provide AFIS (Airport Flight Information Service).

- 6 provide international and domestic flights with AFIS support (Antananarivo, Nosy be, Mahajanga, Antsiranana, Toamasina and Sainte Marie)

- 4 provide only domestic flights with AFIS support (Sambava, Tolagnaro, Morondava, Toliara)

- 14 are considered as secondary and provide AFIS support even if there are no regular flights (Vohemar, Antalaha, Antsohihy, Maroantstra, Manananara, Ambatondrazaka, Maintirano, Tsiroanomandidy, Antsirabe, Morombe, Fianarantsoa, Mananjary, Manakara, Farafangana, Morombe)

- 32 are secondary without AFIS support

The regulatory authority for civil aviation is ACM (Aviation Civil de Madagascar)

International flights

Being an island, Madagascar communicates with the outside mainly by air and sea. Several, Malagasy and foreign airlines ensure a regular service of the country at regional and international level.

The national airline Air Madagascar occupied for several years a monopoly status in the Malagasy air transport until the opening of the sector.

Since then, it shares the international air transport market with other foreign airlines with regular flights to Paris, Marseille, Zurich, Frankfurt, Munich, Rome, Bangkok and Guangzhou in China. For the regional destination, Madagascar is connected with to South Africa, Kenya, Mayotte, Moroni, Mauritius and Reunion.

The companies providing international/regional flights are:

Air France (AF)
Ethiopian Airlines (ET)
Air Seychelles (HM)
Kenya Airways (KQ)
Air Madagascar (MD)
South African Airways (SA)
Air Mauritius
Corsair International
Turkish Airlines
Air Austral
Meridiana Fly
EWA Air

Non Commercial Operators

After a disaster (cyclones and/or floods) vast areas are cut-off and not accessible anymore by normal means.

Planes and helicopters are then needed for :

Assessment missions

Humanitarian response

The East Coast is regularly hit by cyclones and in that area 50% of villages might be cut off.

Experience has shown that small planes of 8-9 seats capacity are often requested for assessment missions, as well as helicopters when landing is needed in areas with no airstrip.

Apart from commercial air operators (listed above), two operators are NGOs and therefore not appearing on the ACM list :

Helimission (two helicopters) > Christian NGO and dedicated to missionary and relief agencies, Helimission is based in Antananarivo since 1994, and has for mission to provide helicopter assistance to reach remote and inaccessible areas in order to supply them with food, medicine and building materials.

MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship) > Christian based organisation, MAF is operating in Madagascar for over 27 years to access remote communities, serving local church groups, missionaries, NGO’s, development and relief agencies, and government embassies/ministries. Their fleet is made of 1 Cesna 182 SMA and Cessna 208 Caravan and they can provide flights on demand to almost all the areas of Madagascar on a cost recovery system.
ASF (Aviation Sans Frontière) > Fully dedicated to humanitarian actors, they are actually working in the south punctually in a partnership with a French NGO on nutrition projects but wish to extend their activities in Madagascar.For the moment ASF is not owning any aircraft in Madagascar is able to rent planes which are matching with the partner activities and provide experienced pilots. They can provide free or low costs services depending the partnership. Their fleet is made of 2 helicopter “Ecureuil”. Eurocopter AS 350 BA (max 5 passengers or 600 Kg depending the distance). They can provide flights on demand to almost all the areas of Madagascar, asking for a voluntary financial contribution to the costs incurred.
HoverAid: No profit organization, Hoveraid is providing support to humanitarian actors through the provision of Hovercraft. Hoveraid is actually present in HoverAid working in Beroroha, Ankavandra, Sahakavo, Ampasinambo and Miandrivazo district on medical project and community health education. These companies normally give good service and competitive rates during emergencies. In case of major disaster, bigger helicopters might be needed, like MI-8, as well as cargo planes. UNHAS will normally assist in looking for helicopters and planes. Another option will be to contract private air operators from RSA.

When vast areas are flooded, deliveries of humanitarian aid has to be done by boat, but hovercrafts might be an option too :

HoverAid (two hovercrafts located in Ivato - Antananarivo)
Helimission operates 2 Eurocopter 350 BA – Ecureuil (Capacity : 5 pax or 600 kg)

*Helicopter operation requirements: To use efficiently big helicopters, destinations (village) should be identified by GPS coordinates. If needed, CPC can collect coordinates using ULM.

Fuel Services

TOTAL Aviation is the only supplier of Jet-A1 and Avgas in Madagascar. They have depots and can provide fuel in 13 airports in Madagascar.

In case of air operation far from their stock, Total cannot pre-position sealed drums of Jet-A1 and provide a manual pump as written in the previous LCA for new procedure implementation reason.

For more information on fuel services, please see the following attachments: Aviation refuelling location and contacts

Procedures for Foreign Registered Aircraft

When an aircraft is hired abroad, a Landing Permit has to be requested to ACM.

Documents to be given to ACM:

Request has to be done on paper to the ACM and to the General Direction of Customs specifying:

- Registration of origin;

- Manufacturer, type and serial number of the device;

- Owner of the device;

- Identity of the Operation and contract of exploitation is not the owner

- Type of activity envisaged;

- Duration of admission;

- Estimated arrival date

- Compliance with RAM 4000;

- Navigating Personnel Information and copies of licenses and qualifications. (in case of Temporary Admission);

The application (owner or his representative) may request a temporary or permanent admission, depending on the duration of use of the device in Madagascar.

Immigration formalities

Can be done upon arrival, at Ivato airport. ACM will normally exempt UN of any taxes for emergency operation (request letter to ACM).

For more information on government agency contact information, please see the following links:

4.1 Madagascar Government Contact List

Madagascar - 2.2.1 Antananarivo - Ivato International Airport

Airport Overview

Ivato has been the main airport of Antananarivo since 1960; , with civil and military mixed platform and main hub of Air Madagascar. It has two main terminals: one terminal for domestic flights and one terminal for international flights.

Since 23 December 2016, the concessionaire Ravinala Airports has operated the international airports of Ivato and Fascène in Nosy Be (Meridian 45%, ADP Group 35%, Boygues 20%, Colas 20%) under concession contract.

Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Antananarivo
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Antananarivo 12 km (7,6 NW NNW from Antananarivo)
Airport’s Complete Name	Ivato International Airport
Latitude	-18.796525 °
Longitude	47.476089°
Elevation (ft and m)	1279 m (4196 ft)
IATA Code	TNR
ICAO Code	FMMI
Managing Company or Airport Authority	Ravinala Airports
Management Contact Person	COO )+261 34 49 333 03 * caroline.petit@ravinala-airports.aero
Open From (hours)	24/7
Open To (hours)	24/7

Airport Picture

List of the areas identified in the Airport Picture.

TARMAC 1 / TARMAC 2 / TARMAC 3
TAXIWAY W / TAXIWAY C / TAXIWAY E / TAXIWAY N / TAXIWAY Z
RUNWAY 11/29

TERMINAL A / TERMINAL B / TERMINAL C
HANGAR MD
ASECNA
TOTAL ENERGIES
ZONE FRET / PAOSITRA MALAGASY

SIEGE RAVINALA AIRPORTS

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

AERO MARINE

Dirigeant Responsable :

RAKOTOMALALA Tovonirina

) +261 34 11 444 47

* tovonirina.rakotomalala@gmail.com

Mobile

) +261 32 03 003 41

Fixe

' +261 20 22 468 31

AIR AUSTRAL
Chef d’escale : SWARAJ SEEBALUCK	) +261 33 37 816 08 * sseebaluck@airaustral.mg
Coordinateur de vol	) +261 33 37 816 03
Agence Ivato	) +261 33 37 816 02
Agence en ville (Arcade Analakely)	' +261 20 22 303 31 ' +261 20 22 303 32

AIR FRANCE
Chef d’escale : Kamel CHAOUCHI	) +261 32 07 220 01 ' +261 20 22 589 27 * kachaouchi@airfrance.fr
Adjoint Chef d’escale Sahondra RASOAMANANTANY	) +261 32 05 218 25 * sarasoamanantany@airfrance.fr
Responsable OPS : Roland RAZAFINDRATSIRA	) +261 32 02 624 87 * rorazafindratsira@airfrance.fr
Coordinateur de vol	) +261 34 49 039 03
FRET (ACS)	' +261 20 22 589 40
Agence Ivato	' +261 20 23 230 23
Agence en ville (Tour Zital Ankorondrano)	' +261 20 23 230 06

TSARADIA
Permanence	) +261 34 49 039 26
Adjoint de Permanence	) +261 34 49 222 16
Chef d’escale : Sandrine RAZAFIMPANILO	) +261 34 49 222 00 ' +261 20 22 514 44 fax : +261 20 22 442 06 *:Sandrine.Razafimpanilo@madagascarairlines.com tnreumd@airmadgascar.com
Agence en ville (Arcade Analakely)	' +261 20 22 222 22

AIR MAURITIUS
Permanence	) +261 32 05 620 65
Station Manager : Ahmad JHUMMUN	) +261 32 05 620 37 * ajhummun@airmauritius.com
Airport Supervisor : Hasina Mirantsoa RANDRIARIMANGA	) +261 32 05 620 42 * hrandriarimanga@airmauritius.com
Agence Ivato	' +261 20 22 620 37
Agence en ville (Tana Water Front)	) +261 32 05 620 36

ASSIST

Permanence

) +261 34 07 189 63

) +261 34 07  188 14

ETHIOPIAN

Permanence

) +261 34 07 637 97

BINIYAM Demssie :

Chef d’escale

tél : +261 33 29 637 95

* biniyamd@ethiopianairlines.com

Patricia RASOLOARISON

Airport Agent

)+261 34 07 637 92

'+261 20 22 459 61

* tnrapt2@ethipianairlines.com

Agence en ville (Imm Ex-SICAM Analakely)

) +261 34 07 637 96

) +261 34 07 637 90

GRAPH’AIR

Directeur Général :

SERRE Jean Paul

) +261 34 49 012 41

* rdos@graphair.mg

RABARIJAONA Hermann

) +261 32 09 034 08

* hermannrabarijaona@yahoo.fr

SIPROMAD

Permanence

) +261 32 11 019 04

Dirigeant Responsable :

Tiana RASAMIMANANA

) +261 32 11 427 00

* trasamimanana@sipromad.com

Responsable des Opérations Aériennes :

Commandant RAKOTOARISON Tafitasoa

) +261 32 05 020 08

* trakotoarison@sipromad.com

Directrice Marketing, Communication et Relations Publiques

Directrice du Pôle Tourisme :

Larissa RATSIRAKA

) +261 32 11 522 29

* lratsiraka@sipromad.com

HELI MISSION

Directeur Helimission Madagascar et pilote :

BURKNARD Beat

) +261 33 11 771 41

' +261 20 24 750 78

' +261 20 24 280 02

* rmofficemada@gmail.com

Responsable Vol et pilote :

GALLARATO Jean Christophe

) +261 33 15 771 43

) +261 32 11 771 43

* jcmagallarato@gmail.com

flighttopsmada@gmail.com

Fixe

' +261 20 22 440 42

HENRI FRAISE ET FILS

Dirigeant Responsable :

Charles VANDERSTRAETEN

) +261 34 62 001 48

* charles.vanderstraeten@hff.mg

Responsable Désigné Opération en Vol :

Emmanuel REBIERE

) +261 34 62 000 45

* emmanuel.rebiere@airways.hff.mg

Responsable Désigné Opération au Sol :

Soatahina RAVOAJANAHARY

) +261 34 36 708 17

' +261 20 22 582 59

Fax : +261 20 22 583 08

<soatahina.ravoajanahary@airways.hff.mg>;

KENYA AIRWAYS

Chef d’escale :

MUISSE Jean

) +261 34 49 222 63

* jean.muisse@kenya-airways.com

Agence Ivato

) +261 33 07 359 90

Agence en ville (BP 3873 Antsahavola)

' +261 20 22 359 90

MAF

Permanence d’urgence

) +261 32 97 580 32

Dirigeant Responsable : 

Patrick Keller

) +261 32 11 030 34

* patrick.keller@mafint.mg

MADAGASCAR AVIATION

Madame Saholy

Secrétaire Technique

) +261 32 11 427 06

* office@madagascar-aviation.com

- BEAUJOIN Bertrand
Dirigeant Responsable

) +261 32 07 427 50
* bertrand.beaujoin@madagascar-aviation.com

- RAVONIARISON Elihaja
Directeur Technique

) +261 32 11 427 01
* elihaja.ravoniarison@madagascar-aviation.mg

MTA

Opérations

) +261 34 07 090 06

) +261 34 07 090 09

) +261 34 65 503 51

Responsable du Système de Gestion de la Sécurité :

Miandra RAKOTOBE

) +261 34 41 929 87

*mtransair.srt@moov.mg

ROGERS AVIATION

Directeur Général :

ABDOOLAH Feizal

) +261 34 14 267 86

* feizal.abdoollah@rogers-aviation.mg

Superviseur aéroportuaire :

RAKOTOMALALA Rodin

) +261 34 49 359 91

RAMANITRIRAISANA Tantely

) +261 34 07 492 89

Assistante de Direction :

RAJAOMILISON Soafara

*asst.direction@rogers-aviation.mg

STA
Responsable des opérations au sol : BADOURALY Kalim	) +261 34 47 869 71
Dirigeant Responsable : KARIM Georget	) +261 32 07 848 01 ' +261 20 22 230 34 fax : +261 20 22 611 56 * karin.georget@gmail.com
Mobile	) +261 32 04 606 22
Fixe	' +261 20 22 488 13

SKY

Dirigeant responsable :

BEAUJOIN Bertrand

) +261 32 07 427 50

* bertrand.beaujoin@sky.mg

Responsable Opérations au Sol :

Misa RAMAROMANGA

) +261 32 05 217 53

TOA

Permanence

) +261 32 05 538 38

' +261 20 22 538 38

Dirigeant Responsable

) +261 32 05 526 27

* drtoa@toa.mg

Directeur des opérations

) +261 32 05 534 34

' +261 20 24 242 55

fax : +261 20 24 242 57

* ops.toa@blueline.mg

TSARADIA

Permanence

) +261 34 49 222 16

Chef d’escale :

RAZAFIMPANILO Sandrine

) +261 34 49 222 00

TURKISH

Coordinateur de vol - Opération au sol :

Haingo RAHARIMANGA

) +261 34 85 329 49

* raharimanga@thy.com

Ground operation & Cargo Operation :

RATSIMBAZAFY Hasinandrianina Andomamy

) +261 34 25 303 52

* hratsimbazafy@thy.com

Agence Ivato

) +261 32 98 228 05

Agence en ville (Imm Fitaratra Ankorondrano)

) +261 34 25 303 54

) +261 34 95 505 54

For more information on airport contacts, please see the following link: 4.5 Airport Companies Contact List.

Information on some aviation service providers can be found at: Antananarivo - Ivato International Airport - AZFreight

Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator

Performance for 2022
	Per Year	Per Month	Per Day
Total Aircraft Movements	13055	1087	36
Total Passengers	619 904	51 600	1700
Total Capacity of the Airport (MT)	1 800 000	150 000	5000
Current Activity of the Airport (MT)	Scheduled flight Business Aviation Military Flight
Current use by Humanitarian Flights (UNHAS)	N/A	N/A	N/A

Runways

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	3100 m x 45 m
Orientation	114°- 294°
Surface	Asphalt

Helicopter Pad(s)

Helipad #1
Present	No
Largest Helicopter that can Land	N/A
Width and Length (m)	N/A
Surface	N/A

Airport Infrastructure Details

Customs	Yes	JET A-1 fuel	Yes
Immigration	Yes	AVGAS 100	Yes
Terminal Building	Yes	Single Point Refueling	Yes
Passenger Terminal	Yes	Air Starter Units	No
Cargo terminal	Yes	Ground Power (mobile)	Yes
Pax Transport to Airfield	Yes	Ground Handling Services	Yes
Control Tower	Yes	Latrine Servicing	Yes
Weather Facilities	Yes	Fire Fighting Category (ICAO)	Yes (Level 8)
Catering Services	Yes	De-icing Equipment	No
Base Operating Room	No	Parking Ramp Lighting	Yes
Airport Radar	Yes	Approach & Runway Lights	Yes
NDB	Yes	VOR	Yes
ILS	Yes

Airport Operating Details

Operating Details
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Bulk Cargo	B747-400
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Pallet	B747-400
Total Aircraft Parking Area (m²)	APPRON 1 : 47.700 m2 : 530 m X 90 m APPRON 2 : 69.344 m2 : 176 X 394 m APPRON 3 : 45.900 m2 : 170 m X 270 m Total Area : 162.944 m2
Storage Area (m3 and MT)
Handling Equipment
Elevators / Hi Loaders	Yes	Max Capacity (MT)	14 tons
Elevators / Hi Loaders	Yes	Max Height (m)	5.6 m
Loading Ramps	No
Other Comments	N/A

Customs Guidance

Departure : Systematic baggage check after check-in (Transparent for the passenger). Random check of luggage after screening inspection (30s / passenger).

Arrival : Systematic after baggage claim. 30s / passenger.

Recommendations on working with custom officials at the airport: Declaration must be done before custom check.

Location of customs offices : Terminal B and Terminal C

Operating hours: office hour / During scheduled flight hour

Web site : http://www.douanes.gov.mg/

For more information on customs, please see the following link:  1.3 Customs Information. 

Storage Facilities

Airfield Costs

NAVIGATION CHARGES

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (kg)
	0 – 25,000	25,001 – 75,000	75,001 – 150,000	150,000 and over
Passengers	12,958 EUR /pax
Landing	1,945 EUR/1000 kg	3,849 EUR/1000 kg	5,311 EUR /1000 kg	4,950 EUR /1000 kg
Night Landing SD	1,945 EUR /1000 kg	3,849 EUR /1000 kg	5,311 EUR /1000 kg	4,950 EUR /1000 kg
Night Take-Off
Parking	0,016 EUR /1000 kg/h(MTOW)
Handling Charges	2,255 EUR /1000 kg
RDIA commercial flight	41,60 EUR /pax
RDIA general aviation	10 EUR /pax
RDIA cargo	60 EUR /1000 kg

FUEL SERVICES CHARGES

	Price per Litre EUR
Jet A-1	0,00118 EUR/L
Avgas	0,00157 EUR/L

CARGO TERMINAL CHARGES

Import Charges
Type of Charge	Rate USD - $ per kg	Comments
Handling Charge	$190 / ton
Break Bulk Fee	$190 / ton
Diplomatic Mail	Included in basic handling
Strong Room – per consignment	N/A
Cold Storage Fee	175MGA / kg / h	Minimum of charge: 25.000MGA
Delivery Outside Normal Working Hours	87.5MGA / hr	Minimum of charge: 87.500MGA
Preparation of substitute AOA – Invoice – Receipt	N/A
Storage per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum of charge :16.667MGA
Export
Handling Charges – Un-palletized Cargo	$190 / MT
International Air Waybill	N/A	Provided by the company
Local Air Waybill	N/A	Provided by the company
Air Way Bill Amendment - Cancellation	N/A	Provided by the company
Air Way Bill Documentation	N/A	Provided by the company
Diplomatic Mail	Included in basic handling
Storage Charges per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum of charge :16.667MGA

AIR-BRIDGE CHARGES

International flights

Price per hours EUR

<150t

>150t

Air-bridge

60,750 EUR / h

105,4 EUR / h

Security

Security activity is under the responsibility of the Civil Aviation Authority of Madagascar (ACM).

SPSS-Amarante is in charge of the implementation of the national security program.

Ravinala Airports, Airport Operator, is a simple stakeholder in the security process.

Madagascar - 2.2.2 Nosy Be International Airport

Airport Overview

Since December 23, 2016, Ravinala Airports is officially the new manager of Nosy-Be airport, following the concession contract signed in July 2015 between this company and the Malagasy Government. The consortium, will be responsible for bringing Fascène airports up to standard and optimally managing for 28 years.

The consortium, will be responsible for bringing Fascène airports up to standard and optimally managing for 28 years. There are daily domestic flight from/to the capital and a connection with Antsiranana and Mahajanga every week. There are also more than 5 international flight per week from/to the Comoros, Mayotte and La Réunion.

Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Nosy Be
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Nosy Be 9 Km
Airport’s Complete Name	Fascène International Airport
Latitude	-13.314272° Sud (13°19’03” S)
Longitude	48.260618° Est (48°18’38” E)
Elevation (ft and m)	12 m (39 Ft)
IATA Code	NOS
ICAO Code	FMNN
Managing Company or Airport Authority	Ravinala Airports
Management Contact Person	Tél. + (261) 34 49 334 15 RSFTA : NIL E-mail : miary.rasamoely@ravinala-airports.aero
Open From (hours)	Service available during hours of scheduled operations And on Request
Open To (hours)

Airport Picture

image-20231019134219-1

List of the areas identified in the Airport Picture.

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Main companies working in Nosy Be airport are:

Ravinal airports: Airport operator

ASECNA: in charge of air traffic, weather, rescue and firefighting, and aeronautical information

SAMADA: company in charge of the airport security

MGH: handling Company for international flights

Air Madagascar: handling Company for national flights

TOTAL Aviation: Fuelling

AIR AUSTRAL : Chef D’escale RATSARAMALAZAVOLA Nathalie +261 33 37 816 07

ETHIOPIAN : Responsable ANDRIANTSOANIRINA Mampionona +261 34 92 494 66

SKY : Responsable Commercial RAZAKAMANANA Mihà +261 32 11 427 20

AIR LINK : Chef d’escale GRAVELLINO Elisabetta +261 34 25 251 17

TSARADIA : Représentant RANDRIANAMBININA Thierry +261 34 11 222 00

For more information on airport contacts, please see the following link: 4.5 Airport Companies Contact List.

Information on some aviation service providers can be found at: Global Freight At Your Fingertips - AZFreight

Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator

Performance for 2022
	Per Year	Per Month	Per Day
Total Aircraft Movements	2308	192	6
Total Passengers	128 509	10 709	356
Total Capacity of the Airport (MT)	270 000	22 500	750
Current Activity of the Airport (MT)	Scheduled flight Business Aviation
Current use by Humanitarian Flights (UNHAS)	N/A	N/A	N/A

Runways

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	2230 (m) X 45 (m)
Orientation	052° - 232°
Surface	Asphalt

Helicopter Pad(s)

Helipad #1
Present	No
Largest Helicopter that can Land	N/A
Width and Length (m)	N/A
Surface	N/A

Airport Infrastructure Details

Customs	Yes	JET A-1 fuel	Yes
Immigration	Yes	AVGAS 100	Yes
Terminal Building	Yes	Single Point Refueling	No
Passenger Terminal	Yes	Air Starter Units	No
Cargo terminal	No	Ground Power (mobile)	Yes
Pax Transport to Airfield	No	Ground Handling Services	Yes
Control Tower	Yes	Latrine Servicing	Yes
Weather Facilities	Yes	Fire Fighting Category (ICAO)	Yes (Level 8)
Catering Services	No	De-icing Equipment	No
Base Operating Room	No	Parking Ramp Lighting	Yes
Airport Radar	No	Approach & Runway Lights	No
NDB	Yes	VOR	Yes
ILS	No

Airport Operating Details

Operating Details
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Bulk Cargo	B787-900
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Pallet	B787-900
Total Aircraft Parking Area (m²)	Total Area : 10.000 m2
Storage Area (m3 and MT)
Handling Equipment
Elevators / Hi Loaders	Yes	Max Capacity (MT)	14t
Elevators / Hi Loaders	Yes	Max Height (m)	5.6 m
Loading Ramps	No
Other Comments

Customs Guidance

Customs are available on site at any time for declaration/clearance and can process to visa delivery on arrival.

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information. 

Storage Facilities

None

Airfield Costs

NAVIGATION CHARGES

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (Tonne)
	0 – 25,000	25,001 – 75,000	75,001 – 150,000	150,000 and over
Passengers	12,958 Euros / pax
Landing USD - $	2.799 Euros/ Tonne	5.578 Euros/ Tonne	7.750 Euros/Tonne	7.251 Euros/ Tonne
Night Landing USD - $	2.799 Euros/ Tonne	5.578 Euros/ Tonne	7.750 Euros/ Tonne	7.251 Euros/ Tonne
Night Take-Off USD - $
Parking	0,016 Euros / 1000 kg / Heure (MTOW)
Handling Charges	2,255 Euros / 1000 kg
RDIA commercial flight	41.60 Euros / pax
RDIA general aviation	10 Euros / pax
RDIA cargo	60 Euros / Tonne

FUEL SERVICES CHARGES

	Price per Litre
Jet A-1	0,00118 Euros/L
Avgas	0,00157 Euros/L

CARGO TERMINAL CHARGES

Import Charges
Type of Charge	Rate USD - $ per kg	Comments
Handling Charge	$190 / ton
Break Bulk Fee	$190 / ton
Diplomatic Mail	Inclu dans le basic handling.
Strong Room – per consignment	N/A
Cold Storage Fee	175MGA / kg / heure	Minimum de perception 25.000MGA
Delivery Outside Normal Working Hours	87.5MGA / hr	Minimum de perception 87.500MGA
Preparation of substitute AOA – Invoice – Receipt	N/A
Storage per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum de perception 16.667MGA
Export
Handling Charges – Un-palletized Cargo	$190 / Ton
International Air Waybill	N/A	Fourni par la compagnie
Local Air Waybill	N/A	IDEM
Air Way Bill Amendment - Cancellation	N/A	IDEM
Air Way Bill Documentation	N/A	IDEM
Diplomatic Mail	Inclu dans le basic handling.
Storage Charges per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum de perception 16.667MGA

AIR-BRIDGE CHARGES

N/A

Security

Security activity is under the responsibility of the Civil Aviation Authority of Madagascar (ACM).

SPSS-Amarante is in charge of the implementation of the national security program.

Ravinala Airports, Airport Operator, is a simple stakeholder in the security process.

Madagascar - 2.2.3 Antsiranana (Diego Suarez) International Airport

Airport Overview

Antsiranana International Airport is located 7.4 km south of the city center. For the platform to meet the conditions necessary for its national, regional, and international influence, it is essential for it to comply with standards and expand. Investments are needed to overcome its current weaknesses in terms of both infrastructure and equipment.

Antsiranana airport is indeed characterized by an infrastructural deficit which prevents it from accommodating large aircraft which would like to operate the destination. The identified weaknesses restricting the development possibilities of the airport are : the presence of obstacles (French mountain, talweg), the small size of the runway both in width and in length, the limited capacity of the current passenger terminal, the insufficiency of aircraft parking areas, the deficiency of equipment dedicated to safety and air navigation.

The Antsiranana airport development and extension project aims to improve air connectivity between the regions of Madagascar and with the outside world by bringing the technical and commercial operation of the airport up to standard for the reception of wide-bodied aircraft of the A340 or B777 type. It should also be noted that Antsiranana, with a substantial investment, can also build new infrastructure on the new site of Andrakaka (45km south-west of the city). The objective is to make the platform the air hub of northern Madagascar with a radius of destinations that goes as far as Asia and Europe.

Airport Location and Contact
Country	MADAGASCAR
Province or District	ANTSIRANANA
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	ANTSIRANANA 9 km
Airport’s Complete Name	Antsiranana Arrachart Airport
Latitude	-12.351003°
Longitude	-12.351003°
Elevation (ft and m)	21.5 m
IATA Code	DIE
ICAO Code	FNMA
Managing Company or Airport Authority	ADEMA (Aéroports de Madagascar)
Management Contact Person	Airport Commander Mr Rabeony ANDRIAMANOHISA +261 340556502 ademadie@moov.mg
Open From (hours)	6 am
Open To (hours)	6 pm

Airport Picture

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Main companies working in Antsiranana airport are:

ADEMA: Administrator of the airport. They are also in charge of air traffic, weather, rescue and firefighting, and aeronautical information. ADEMA is also doing the ground handling but the situation could change with the recent creation of MGH (Madagascar Ground Handling).

AEROPORTS DE MADAGASCAR

Zone Aviation Générale

B.P. 5271 – Antananarivo 101

+261 22 440 42

+261 22 485 15

dg@adema.mg

TOTAL Aviation: available on site for fuelling.

Contacter Station-service Total Varatraza

Téléphone:  +261 20 22 390 40

Site internet: www.total.mg

SAMADA: In charge of the airport security. They have actually only portative equipment such as metal detector but should raise when the airport will have the international certification.

Téléphone : + 261 20 22 458 63

Contact : contact@samada-sa.mg

For more information on airport contacts, please see the following link: 4.5 Airport Companies Contact List.

Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator

Performance for 2021
	Per Year	Per Month	Per Day
Total Aircraft Movements	720	60	02
Total Passengers	43800	3650	120
Total Capacity of the Airport (MT)	No figures	No figures	No figures
Current Activity of the Airport (MT)	No figures	No figures	No figures
Current use by Humanitarian Flights (UNHAS)	N/A	N/A	N/A

Runways

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	1500 x 30 m
Orientation	13 / 31
Surface	Asphalt

Helicopter Pad(s)

Helipad #1
Present	No
Largest Helicopter that can Land	N/A
Width and Length (m)	N/A
Surface	N/A

Airport Infrastructure Details

Customs	Yes	JET A-1 fuel	Yes
Immigration	Yes	AVGAS 100	Yes
Terminal Building	Yes	Single Point Refuelling	No
Passenger Terminal	Yes	Air Starter Units	No
Cargo terminal	No	Ground Power (mobile)	Yes
Pax Transport to Airfield	No	Ground Handling Services	Yes
Control Tower	Yes	Latrine Servicing	Yes
Weather Facilities	Yes	Fire Fighting Category (ICAO)	Cat. 5
Catering Services	No	De-icing Equipment	No
Base Operating Room	No	Parking Ramp Lighting	Yes
Airport Radar	No	Approach & Runway Lights	Yes
NDB	Yes	VOR	Yes
ILS	Yes

Airport Operating Details

Operating Details
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Bulk Cargo	Boeing 337/300
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Pallet	N/A
Total Aircraft Parking Area (m²)	140 x 70 m (9800 m2)
Storage Area (m3 and MT)	Env.15m2
Handling Equipment
Elevators / Hi Loaders	No	Max Capacity (MT)	N/A
Elevators / Hi Loaders	No	Max Height (m)	N/A
Loading Ramps	No
Other Comments	n/a

Customs Guidance

Customs are available on site at any time for any declaration/clearance and can process to visa delivery on arrival.

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information. 

Storage Facilities

None

Airfield Costs

NAVIGATION CHARGES

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (kg)
	0 - 7,000	7,001 - 136,000	136,001 and over
Navigation (per journey) USD - $	0.38	0.22	0.22
Landing USD - $	2.47	6.82	6.39
Night Landing USD - $	2.47	6.82	6.39
Night Take-Off USD - $	2.47	6.82	6.39
Parking	0.077	1.49	1.49
Handling Charges	3.57	69.36	69.36

FUEL SERVICES CHARGES

	Price per Litre USD - $
Jet A-1	1.76
Avgas	3.44

CARGO TERMINAL CHARGES

Import Charges
Type of Charge	Rate USD - $ per kg	Comments
Handling Charge	$190 / ton
Break Bulk Fee	$190 / ton
Diplomatic Mail	Inclu dans le basic handling.
Strong Room – per consignment	N/A
Cold Storage Fee	175MGA / kg / heure	Minimum de perception 25.000MGA
Delivery Outside Normal Working Hours	87.5MGA / hr	Minimum de perception 87.500MGA
Preparation of substitute AOA – Invoice – Receipt	N/A
Storage per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum de perception 16.667MGA
Export
Handling Charges – Un-palletized Cargo	$190 / Ton
International Air Waybill	N/A	Fourni par la compagnie
Local Air Waybill	N/A	IDEM
Air Way Bill Amendment - Cancellation	N/A	IDEM
Air Way Bill Documentation	N/A	IDEM
Diplomatic Mail	Inclu dans le basic handling.
Storage Charges per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum de perception 16.667MGA

AIR-BRIDGE CHARGES

N/A

Security

SAMADA is in charge of the airport security (metal gantry, metal detector, etc...)

ADEMA is in charge of the Safety (fencing, safety of the runway, deployment of runners).

Gendarmerie (military police) is present outside of the airport facility and can do patrol or punctual Identity or luggage checking if needed.

Air Police is present in the airport facility for immigration and punctual control.

Madagascar - 2.2.4 Mahajanga International Airport

Airport Overview

Mahajanga International Airport is located 7.7 km northeast of the city centre. To be able to fully exploit its potential, the platform must invest to overcome its current handicaps, such as the tearing and low lift of aeronautical pavements.

Various works are required to ensure that the airport can accommodate large aircraft. The prospects for traffic growth for both passengers and freight militate in favour of this modernisation approach.

Le projet d’aménagement et d’extension de l’aéroport de Mahajanga vise à améliorer la connectivité aérienne entre les régions de Madagascar et avec l’extérieur par la mise aux normes de l’exploitation technique et commerciale de l’aéroport pour l’accueil des avions gros porteurs de type A340 ou B777. L’objectif est de faire de la plateforme le hub de la région Ouest du pays.

Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Mahajanga
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Mahajanga 7,7km
Airport’s Complete Name	Philibert Tsiranana International Airport
Latitude	-15.666780°
Longitude	46.350852°
Elevation (ft and m)	27m
IATA Code	MJN
ICAO Code	FNM
Managing Company or Airport Authority	ADEMA (Aéroports de Madagascar)
Management Contact Person	Airport Commander Mr Rakotomaro Ferdinand +261340523824 ademamjm@moov.mg
Open From (hours)	6h00
Open To (hours)	22h00

Airport Picture

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Main companies working at the Mahajanga airport are:

ADEMA: Airport administration and operation

Mr Andrianiaina Germain / +261 34 07 113 09 / andriana.dg@adema.mg

ASECNA: in charge of air traffic, weather, rescue and firefighting, and aeronautical information

Mr Razafinimaro / +261 332337021 / razafinimarowll@asecna,org

SAMADA: company in charge of the airport security

+261 32 03 610 23 / contact@samada-sa.mg

MGH: handling Company for international flights

Sandratra Ratiaholison / +261 34 49 039 02 / sales@mg-handling.com

Air Madagascar: handling Company for national flights

034 11 222 07 / mjnss@madagascarairlines.com

TOTAL Aviation: Fuelling

totalenergiesmarketing.madagasikara@totalenergies.mg

For more information on airport contacts, please see the following link: 4.5 Airport Companies Contact List.

Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator

Performance for 2022
	Per Year	Per Month	Per Day
Total Aircraft Movements	192	16	0.5
Total Passengers	9000	750	25
Total Capacity of the Airport (MT)	21600	1800	150
Current Activity of the Airport (MT)	Scheduled flight Business Aviation Military Flight
Current use by Humanitarian Flights (UNHAS)	N/A	N/A	N/A

Runways

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	2200 m x 45 m
Orientation	143° / 323°
Surface	Asphalt

Helicopter Pad(s)

No Helicopter Pad

Airport Infrastructure Details

Customs	Yes	JET A-1 fuel	Yes
Immigration	Yes	AVGAS 100	Yes
Terminal Building	Yes	Single Point Refueling	No
Passenger Terminal	Yes	Air Starter Units	No
Cargo terminal	No	Ground Power (mobile)	Yes
Pax Transport to Airfield	No	Ground Handling Services	Yes
Control Tower	Yes	Latrine Servicing	Yes
Weather Facilities	Yes	Fire Fighting Category (ICAO)	Niv 6
Catering Services	No	De-icing Equipment	No
Base Operating Room	No	Parking Ramp Lighting	Yes
Airport Radar	No	Approach & Runway Lights	Yes
NDB		VOR
ILS

Airport Operating Details

Operating Details
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Bulk Cargo	A340
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Pallet	A340
Total Aircraft Parking Area (m²)	Total Area : 150 m2
Storage Area (m3 and MT)
Handling Equipment
Elevators / Hi Loaders	Yes	Max Capacity (MT)	14 T
Elevators / Hi Loaders	Yes	Max Height (m)	5.6 m
Loading Ramps	No
Other Comments	N/A

Customs Guidance

Customs and Immigration are available at the airport for scheduled international flights. They are on call for unscheduled international flights. They can do declaration/clearance and process to visa delivery on arrival.

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information. 

Storage Facilities

None

Airfield Costs

NAVIGATION CHARGES

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (kg)
	0 – 25,000	25,001 – 75,000	75,001 – 150,000	150,000 and over
Passengers	12,958 Euros/pax
Landing USD - $	1,945 Euros/1000 kg	3,849 Euros/1000 kg	5,311 Euros/1000 kg	4,950 Euros/1000 kg
Night Landing SD - $	1,945 Euros/1000 kg	3,849 Euros/1000 kg	5,311 Euros/1000 kg	4,950 Euros/1000 kg
Night Take-Off USD - $
Parking	0,016 Euros/1000 kg/heure (MTOW)
Handling Charges	2,255 Euros/1000 kg
RDIA commercial flight	41,60 Euros/pax
RDIA general aviation	10 Euros/pax
RDIA cargo	60 Euros/1000 kg

FUEL SERVICES CHARGES

	Price per Litre Eur
Jet A-1	0,00118 Euros / L
Avgas	0,00157 Euros / L

CARGO TERMINAL CHARGES

Import Charges
Type of Charge	Rate USD - $ per kg	Comments
Handling Charge	$190 / ton
Break Bulk Fee	$190 / ton
Diplomatic Mail	Inclu dans le basic handling.
Strong Room – per consignment	N/A
Cold Storage Fee	175MGA / kg / heure	Minimum de perception 25.000MGA
Delivery Outside Normal Working Hours	87.5MGA / hr	Minimum de perception 87.500MGA
Preparation of substitute AOA – Invoice – Receipt	N/A
Storage per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum de perception 16.667MGA
Export
Handling Charges – Un-palletized Cargo	$190 / Ton
International Air Waybill	N/A	Fourni par la compagnie
Local Air Waybill	N/A	IDEM
Air Way Bill Amendment - Cancellation	N/A	IDEM
Air Way Bill Documentation	N/A	IDEM
Diplomatic Mail	Inclu dans le basic handling.
Storage Charges per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum de perception 16.667MGA

AIR-BRIDGE CHARGES

International flights

Price per hours Eur

<150t

>150t

Air-bridge

60,750 € / Heure

105,4 € / Heure

Security

SAMADA is in charge of the airport security (metal gantry, metal detector, etc...)

ADEMA is in charge of the Safety (fencing, safety of the runway, deployment of runners).

Gendarmerie (military police) is present outside of the airport facility and can do patrol or punctual Identity or luggage checking if needed.

Air Police is present in the airport facility for immigration and punctual control. 

Madagascar - 2.2.5 Sainte Marie International Airport

Airport Overview

Air traffic at this international airport is mainly used for tourism activities and the island's airport infrastructure must follow the development trend of the sector.

The last years the airport already benefited from major modernization works, with an extension of the terminal.

In addition, the airport has a land reserve for the construction of an in situ hotel.

Sainte Marie International Airport is located near the southern tip of the island. While the platform has undergone improvement work in recent years, it must continue its development in order to comply with international standards and offer infrastructure in line with the needs of the tourism sector.

Improvements to be made to accommodate B737 medium-sized aircraft include lengthening the runway, upgrading runway shoulders and ramps, reinforcing aviation roadways, increasing the number of parking bays, building a new passenger terminal (if necessary) and installing an aviation fuel depot.

The Sainte Marie airport development and extension project aims to improve air connectivity between the regions of Madagascar and with the outside.

Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Toamasina
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Ambodifotatra 12 km
Airport’s Complete Name	Aéroport international Ravohara
Latitude	-17.090208°
Longitude	49.815605°
Elevation (ft and m)	3 m
IATA Code	SMS
ICAO Code	FMMS
Managing Company or Airport Authority	ADEMA (Aéroports de Madagascar)
Management Contact Person	Commandant d’aéroport : Abel RAFALIMANTSOA +261 341714674 / +261 329842985 sms@adema.mg
Open From (hours)	6 am
Open To (hours)	6 pm

Airport Picture

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Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Main companies working in Sainte Marie airport are:

ADEMA: Airport administrator and operator. They are also in charge of air traffic, weather, rescue, firefighting, and aeronautical information

MGH: handling Company for international flights

Air Madagascar: handling Company for national flights

For more information on airport contacts, please see the following link: 4.5 Airport Companies Contact List.

Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator

Performance for 2022
	Per Year	Per Month	Per Day
Total Aircraft Movements	96	8	0.3
Total Passengers	4500	375	12
Total Capacity of the Airport (MT)	50000	4166	138
Current Activity of the Airport (MT)	Scheduled flight Business Aviation Military Flight
Current use by Humanitarian Flights (UNHAS)	N/A	N/A	N/A

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	1414 m x 30 m
Orientation	007° / 187°
Surface	Asphalt

Helicopter Pad(s)

Helipad #1
Present	No
Largest Helicopter that can Land	N/A
Width and Length (m)	N/A
Surface	N/A

Airport Infrastructure Details

Customs	Yes	JET A-1 fuel	No
Immigration	Yes	AVGAS 100	Yes
Terminal Building	Yes	Single Point Refueling	No
Passenger Terminal	Yes	Air Starter Units	No
Cargo terminal	No	Ground Power (mobile)	Yes
Pax Transport to Airfield	No	Ground Handling Services	Yes
Control Tower	Yes	Latrine Servicing	Yes
Weather Facilities	Yes	Fire Fighting Category (ICAO)	Cat. 4
Catering Services	No	De-icing Equipment	No
Base Operating Room	No	Parking Ramp Lighting	Yes
Airport Radar	No	Approach & Runway Lights	Yes
NDB	Yes	VOR	No
ILS	No

Airport Operating Details

Operating Details
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Bulk Cargo	B737
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Pallet	B737
Total Aircraft Parking Area (m²)	Total Area : 400 m2
Storage Area (m3 and MT)	N/A
Handling Equipment
Elevators / Hi Loaders	Yes	Max Capacity (MT)	16 T
Elevators / Hi Loaders	Yes	Max Height (m)	7 m
Loading Ramps	No
Other Comments	N/A

Customs Guidance

Customs are available on site at any time for any declaration/clearance and can process to visa delivery on arrival.

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information. 

Storage Facilities

None

Airfield Costs

NAVIGATION CHARGES

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (kg)
	0 – 25,000	25,001 – 75,000	75,001 – 150,000	150,000 and over
Passengers	12,958 Euros/pax
Landing USD - $	1,945 Euros/1000 kg	3,849 Euros/1000 kg	5,311 Euros/1000 kg	4,950 Euros/1000 kg
Night Landing SD - $	1,945 Euros/1000 kg	3,849 Euros/1000 kg	5,311 Euros/1000 kg	4,950 Euros/1000 kg
Night Take-Off USD - $
Parking	0,016 Euros/1000 kg/heure (MTOW)
Handling Charges	2,255 Euros/1000 kg
RDIA commercial flight	41,60 Euros/pax
RDIA general aviation	10 Euros/pax
RDIA cargo	60 Euros/1000 kg

FUEL SERVICES CHARGES

Refueling service is not provided in Sainte Marie airport, planes have to refuel either in Toamasina either in Antananarivo airports.

	Price per Litre USD - $
Jet A-1	N/A
Avgas	N/A

CARGO TERMINAL CHARGES

Import Charges
Type of Charge	Rate USD - $ per kg	Comments
Handling Charge	$190 / ton
Break Bulk Fee	$190 / ton
Diplomatic Mail	Inclu dans le basic handling.
Strong Room – per consignment	N/A
Cold Storage Fee	175MGA / kg / heure	Minimum de perception 25.000MGA
Delivery Outside Normal Working Hours	87.5MGA / hr	Minimum de perception 87.500MGA
Preparation of substitute AOA – Invoice – Receipt	N/A
Storage per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum de perception 16.667MGA
Export
Handling Charges – Un-palletized Cargo	$190 / Ton
International Air Waybill	N/A	Fourni par la compagnie
Local Air Waybill	N/A	IDEM
Air Way Bill Amendment - Cancellation	N/A	IDEM
Air Way Bill Documentation	N/A	IDEM
Diplomatic Mail	Inclu dans le basic handling.
Storage Charges per Day	100MGA / kg / hr	03 jours de franchise. Minimum de perception 16.667MGA

AIR-BRIDGE CHARGES

N/A

Security

SAMADA is in charge of the airport security (metal gantry, metal detector, etc...)

During the night, a private company called MSP is in charge of the airport facilities caretaking.

ADEMA is in charge of the Safety (fencing, safety of the runway, deployment of runners).

Gendarmerie (military police) is present outside of the airport facility and can do patrol or punctual Identity or luggage checking if needed.

Air Police is present in the airport facility for immigration and punctual control.

Night access homologation waiting approval.

Madagascar - 2.2.6 Toamasina International Airport

Airport Overview
Airport Picture
Description and Contacts of Key Companies
Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator
Runways
Airport Infrastructure Details
Airport Operating Details
Customs Guidance
Storage Facilities
Airfield Costs
Security

Airport Overview

Toamasina airport recently obtained its international certification on the 30 December 2016. The airport is open from 6 AM to 18 PM 7 days a week. Facilities and runway are ok and well maintained. It operates daily national flights to/from the capital and weekly conection to Sambava and Sainte Marie. It also serve regional destinations to La Reunion.

Companies	Destinations
Air Madagascar	Antananarivo, Sainte Marie, Sambava
Air Austral	La réunion

Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province	Toamasina
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Toamasina N/A
Airport’s Complete Name	Ambalamanasy Airport
Latitude	-18.115314°
Longitude	49.393463°
Elevation (m)	4 m
IATA Code	TMM
ICAO Code	FMMT
Managing Company or Airport Authority	ADEMA
Management Contact Person	Airport Commander: Antonio Patrick RASOANATEPI 0340556516 adematmm@moov.mg
Open From (hours)	6h00
Open To (hours)	22h00

More information on the airports characteristics can be found at: http://www.ais-asecna.org/en/ad/ad2.htm

Airport Picture

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Main companies working in Toamasina airport are:

ADEMA: Airport administrator and operator

ASECNA: in charge of air traffic, weather, rescue and firefighting, and aeronautical information

SAMADA: company in charge of the airport security

MGH: handling Company for international flights

Air Madagascar: handling Company for national flights

TOTAL Aviation: Fueling

For more information on airport contacts, please see the following link: 4.5 Madagascar Airport Companies Contact List

Information on some aviation service providers can be found at: http://www.azfreight.com/

Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator

Performance for 2016
	National	Regional	International
Total Aircraft Movements	1 450	369	0
Total Passengers	48 631	17 628	0
Freight Activity of the Airport (kg)	41 553	198	0
Current use by Humanitarian Flights (UNHAS)	n/a	n/a	n/a

Runways

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	2200 m x 40 m
Orientation	009° / 189°
Surface	Asphalt

More information on the runway and approach can be found at: http://www.ais-asecna.org/en/atlas/madagascar/toamasina.htm

Airport Infrastructure Details

Customs	Yes	JET A-1 fuel	Yes
Immigration	Yes	AVGAS 100	Yes
Terminal Building	Yes	Single Point Refuelling	No
Passenger Terminal	Yes	Air Starter Units	Yes
Cargo terminal	No	Ground Power (mobile)	Yes
Pax Transport to Airfield	No	Ground Handling Services	Yes
Control Tower	Yes	Latrine Servicing	Yes
Weather Facilities	Yes	Fire Fighting Category (ICAO)	Niv 5
Catering Services	No	De-icing Equipment	No
Base Operating Room	Yes	Parking Ramp Lighting	Yes
Airport Radar	Yes	Approach & Runway Lights	Yes
NDB	Yes	VOR	Yes
ILS	Yes

Airport Operating Details

Operating Details
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Bulk Cargo	Boeing 737/300 (120 Pax)
Maximum Sized Aircraft that can be Offloaded on Pallet	N/A
Total Aircraft Parking Area (m²)	12’000 m2
Storage Area (m³ and MT)	1 room 180 m2
Handling Equipment
Elevators / Hi Loaders	No	Max Capacity (MT)	N/A
Elevators / Hi Loaders	No	Max Height *(m)*	N/A
Loading Ramps	No
Other Comments	N/A

Customs Guidance

For more information on customs in Madagascar, please see the following link: HQ staff will input a link to section 1.3 Customs Information here.

Storage Facilities

None

Airfield Costs

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (kg)
	0 – 25’999	26’000 – 70’999	70’999- 150’000	150’001 and over
Landing (International flight) EUR - €	1,86 €/T	3,68 €/T	5,08 €/T	4,74 €/T

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (kg)
	0 – 14’999	15’000 – 25’999	26'000 – 75’999	76'000 – 150’000	150’001 and over
Landing (National flight) MGA - Ar	334,60 Ar/T	910,00 Ar/T	1711,00 Ar/T	2068,00 Ar/T	1963,00 Ar/T

Other Charges
Freight fees (international flight) MGA - Ar	8'500,00 Arl/T
Freight fees (national flight) MGA - Ar	2'627,12 Ar/T
Parking EUR - €	46,00Ar/h/T

FUEL SERVICES CHARGES

Domestic flights

Price per Litre USD - $

Sept. 2017

International flights

Price per Litre USD - $

Sept. 2017

Jet A-1

0.9

0.75

Avgas

2.77

2.27

Security

SAMADA is in charge of the airport security (metal gantry, metal detector, etc...)

ADEMA is in charge of the Safety (fencing, safety of the runway, deployment of runners).

Gendarmerie (military police) is present outside of the airport facility and can do patrol or punctual Identity or luggage checking if needed.

Air Police is present in the airport facility for immigration and punctual control.

Madagascar - 2.2.8 Tolagnaro (Fort Dauphin) National Airport

Airport Overview
Runway(s)
Airport Infrastructure Details
Fuel Services Charges

Airport Overview

Tolagnaro airport is under the supervision of ADEMA (Aéroports de Madagascar). There are daily regular flights with Antananarivo and connection with Toliara 2 times a week in both way. On addition, the airport use to welcome 5 to 7 private flights per week. Opening hours are from 5h45 to 18h00, 7 days per week.

Possibility to welcome international flights with custom service on request. The reference plane is the 737/800 (168 Passengers, 58t) Flight companies coming regularly are: Air Madagascar (daily flight), Madagascar Airways, MAF, Aéromarine, MTA, TOA and Helimission.

Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province	Toliara
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Tolagnaro 3,5 km
Airport’s Complete Name	Tolagnaro Marillac Airport
Latitude	-25.036840°
Longitude	46.954962°
Elevation (m)	8 m
IATA Code	FTU
ICAO Code	FMSD
Managing Company or Airport Authority	ADEMA (Aéroports De Madagascar)
Management Contact Person	Commandant Aéroport RAMANANDRAIBE Evariste 0340750763 ademaftu@moov.mg cdtevar@yahoo.fr
NGO and/or UN Presence at Airport?	No

More information on the airports characteristics can be found at: http://www.ais-asecna.org/en/ad/ad2.htm

Runway(s)

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	1800 x 30 m
Runway Orientation	0,26 / 76
Runway Surface	Asphalt
Runway Condition	OK

More information on the runway and approach can be found at: http://www.ais-asecna.org/en/atlas/madagascar/tolagnaro.htm

Airport Infrastructure Details

Infrastructure
Passenger / Cargo Security Screening	Yes	Runway Lighting	No
Refueling Capacity	Yes	Ground Handling Services	Yes
Air Traffic Control	Yes	Fire Fighting Equipment	Yes
Weather Information	Yes (ASECNA)	Aircraft Parking Space	Yes
Navigation Aids	Yes (NDB & DME)	Perimeter Fencing	No
Windsock	Yes	Guard 24/24	Yes

Fuel Services Charges

Domestic flights

Price per Litre USD - $

Sept. 2017

International flights

Price per Litre USD - $

Sept. 2017

Jet A-1

1.37

1.14

Avgas

2.98

2.45

Royalties / Non Objection Fees (NOFs)

Suivant arrêté interministériel N°18835/2006 du 02/11/2006 circulaire N°02 ACM/DG/Cir du 20/12/2006

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (kg)
	0 – 25’999	26’000 – 70’999	70’999- 150’000	150’001 and over
Landing (International flight) EUR - €	2,47 €/T	4,91 €/T	6,82 €/T	6,39 €/T

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (kg)
	0 – 14’999	15’000 – 25’999	26'000 – 75’999	76'000 – 150’000	150’001 and over
Landing (National flight) MGA - Ar	353,40 Ar/T	1297,20 Ar/T	2616,20 Ar/T	3318,80 Ar/T	3128,00 Ar/T

Other Charges
Freight fees (international flight) MGA - Ar	4’000,00 Ar/T
Freight fees (national flight) MGA - Ar	1’600,00 Ar/T
Parking EUR - €	23,00 Ar/h/T
Lighting fee MGA - Ar	151'871Ar

Madagascar - 2.2.9 Morondava National Airport

Airport Overview

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Morondava National Airport is a public airport under the supervision of ADEMA (Aéroports de Madagascar).

There are daily regular flights from/to Antananarivo and in-between 5 to 7 private flights per week. Opening hours are from 6:00 to 18:00, 7 days per week. Possibility to receive international flights with custom service on request.

AFIS service is available. The reference plane is the Boeing 737/200 (125 Passengers). Main companies using the airport: Air Madagascar (daily flight), MAF, Aéromarine, MTA, TOA and Helimission.

Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Tulear
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Morondava 4.5 km
Airport’s Complete Name	Morondava National Airport
Latitude	-20.28472°
Longitude	44.31778°
Elevation (ft and m)	9 m
IATA Code	MOQ
ICAO Code	FMMV
Managing Company or Airport Authority	ADEMA (Aéroports de Madagascar)
Management Contact Person	Airport Commander Mr Frédéric BE +261 340556482 / +261 327206478 moq@adema.mg
NGO and/or UN Presence at Airport?	No

Runway(s)

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	1500 m x 30 m
Runway Orientation	10 / 28
Runway Surface	Asphalt
Runway Condition	Good

Airport Infrastructure Details

Infrastructure
Passenger / Cargo Security Screening	Yes, passengers only	Runway Lighting	No
Refueling Capacity	Yes	Ground Handling Services	Yes
Air Traffic Control	Yes	Fire Fighting Equipment	Yes, cat.5
Weather Information	Yes	Aircraft Parking Space	Yes
Navigation Aids	Yes (AFIS)	Perimeter Fencing	Yes
Windsock	Yes		Yes

Fuel Services Charges

Total Énergie Responsable :

Me Maminiaina Razafindrabe +261 320720263

maminiainarazafindrabe@totalenergies.mg

	Price per Litre USD - $
Jet A-1	1.85
Avgas	3.52

Royalties / Non Objection Fees (NOFs)

For all costs related to air operations see the part 2.2 Madagascar Aviation:

AIRPORT CHARGES AND RBFA TARIFFS - [excluding taxes]

Contact ADEMA:

Tel. +261 0340559724 Mme Bako
Email: adema@adema.mg / ddcp.adema@gmail.com / acdr@adema.mg

Madagascar - 2.2.10 Sambava National Airport

Airport Overview
Runway(s)
Airport Infrastructure Details
Fuel Services Charges
Royalties / Non Objection Fees (NOFs)

Airport Overview

Sambava Airport is located in the eastern part of the city. Its modest size and the need for the platform to comply with technical and commercial standards require investments within the framework of a project that will consist of several phases.

The primary objective is to carry out emergency work to remedy shortcomings such as the low bearing capacity of the aeronautical pavements, the small size of the passenger terminal, the deterioration of the freight premises and the size of the runway which deserves to be enlarged.

The Sambava airport development and extension project aims to improve air connectivity between the regions of Madagascar and with the outside world.

Sambava airport is a public airport under the supervision of ADEMA (Aéroports de Madagascar). There are daily domestic flights with the national company Air Madagascar. The terminal buildings and other facilities are existing and are well maintained. It is open 7/7 from 6am to 6pm and 8 staffs are working there including radio operator and AFIS officer.

Even if the landing has to be done visually, airport staff are able to communicate with aircrafts via VHF radios to give basic information such as weather, air traffic, possible obstacle on the airstrip … On top of the regular flights, there are around 4 to 6 flights per week (340 in total in 2021) with private companies such as MAF, MTA or TOA. Biggest aircraft authorised are the Boeing 737-300 (60t max, up to 140 passengers)

Airport Location and Contact
Country	MADAGASCAR
Province or District	DIEGO SUAREZ
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	SAMBAVA DISTANCE ( 1 km)
Airport’s Complete Name	Ambodisatrana airport
Latitude	-14.281711°
Longitude	50.176443°
Elevation (ft and m)	6 m
IATA Code	SBV
ICAO Code	FMNS
Managing Company or Airport Authority	ADEMA
Management Contact Person	Mr Benit Cdt Adema 032 47 321 46 / 034 08 311 13 Svb.adema@gmail.com
NGO and/or UN Presence at Airport?	No

Runway(s)

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	Length (1800 m) X Width (30 m)
Runway Orientation	160 ° / 340 °
Runway Surface	BITUMEN
Runway Condition	Good

Airport Infrastructure Details

Infrastructure
Passenger / Cargo Security Screening	Yes	Runway Lighting	No
Refuelling Capacity	Yes	Ground Handling Services	Yes
Air Traffic Control	No	Fire Fighting Equipment	Yes
Weather Information	Yes	Aircraft Parking Space	Yes
Navigation Aids	Yes	Perimeter Fencing	No
Windsock	Yes

Fuel Services Charges

With Total Aviation

	Price per Litre USD - $
Jet A-1	1.92
Avgas	3.46

Royalties / Non Objection Fees (NOFs)

For all costs related to air operations see the part 2.2 Madagascar Aviation

AIRPORT CHARGES AND RBFA TARIFFS - [excluding taxes]

Contact ADEMA:

Tel. +261 0340559724 Mme Bako
Email: adema@adema.mg / ddcp.adema@gmail.com / acdr@adema.mg

Madagascar - 2.2.11 Ambanja National Airport

Airport Overview
Runway(s)
Airport Infrastructure Details
Royalties / Non Objection Fees (NOFs)

Airport Overview

Ambanja or “Ampampamena” airport is located 38 km north and 68 km south of Ambilobe on the N6 road. Even if the airport is supervised by an association, it remains public. Nobody’s working on site but the airstrip is in good condition, for more details, please contact Me MBOTIVOLA Laurentine, the Antsohihy airport commander (contact below).

Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province	Antsiranana
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Ambanja 38 km Ambilobe 68 km
Airport’s Complete Name	Ampampamena Airport
Latitude	-13.487299°
Longitude	48.634844°
Elevation (m)	11
IATA Code	IVA
ICAO Code	FFMZ
Managing Company or Airport Authority	Association FANORO
Management Contact Person	Mme MBOTIVOLA Laurentine Logt 70 AB Ambalabe ANTSOHIHY Tél. 032 04 544 66/ 032 41 999 24/ 033 74 302 20 gaston_marami@yahoo.fr
NGO and/or UN Presence at Airport?	No

Runway(s)

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	960 m x 15 m
Runway Surface	Asphalt
Runway Condition	Good

Airport Infrastructure Details

Infrastructure
Passenger / Cargo Security Screening	No	Runway Lighting	No
Refueling Capacity	No	Ground Handling Services	No
Air Traffic Control	No	Fire Fighting Equipment	No
Weather Information	No	Aircraft Parking Space	Yes
Navigation Aids	No	Perimeter Fencing	No
Windsock	Yes	Security guard	No

Royalties / Non Objection Fees (NOFs)

Suivant arrêté interministériel N°18835/2006 du 02/11/2006 circulaire N°02 ACM/DG/Cir du 20/12/2006

Charges	Aircraft Weight - MTOW (kg)
	0 – 14’999	15’000 – 25’999
Landing MGA - Ar	1667,00 Ar/T	768,00 Ar/T
Freight fees EUR - €	1’600,00 Ar/T	1’600,00 Ar/T
Parking MGA - Ar	23,00 Ar/h/T	23,00 Ar/h/T

Madagascar - 2.2.12 Amboasary – Berenty - National Airport

Aerodrome Overview

Situated in the Berenty reserve, it is a private aerodrome belonging to the SHTM (Sté Hotelière et Touristique de Madagascar et Dehaulme). The aerodrome is generally in good conditions. A dozen of planes are landing here every year, mainly for government officials and privates. For more information, please contact the STMH.

N.B. Another private airport is available in Amboasary 14 km away: for additional information, please see the following link: . 2.2.13) Amboasary -Bevala Secondary Aerodrome.

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Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	District: Amboasary Region: Anosy Commune: Behara
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Amboasary 14 km
Airport’s Complete Name	Berenty Secondary Aerodrome
Latitude	-25.008056
Longitude	46.301944
Elevation (ft and m)	52 m (highest elevation point on
IATA Code	N/A
ICAO Code	N/A
Managing Company or Airport Authority	HAH (Société Henry - Alain de Heaulme)
Management Contact Person	Mr RAMBOLARISON Roger +261 33 23 210 39 roger@groupe-hah.com
NGO and/or UN Presence at Airport?	NON

Runway(s)

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	1050 m X 45 m
Runway Orientation	150° / 330°
Runway Surface	Grass
Runway Condition	Good

Airport Infrastructure Details

Infrastructure
Passenger / Cargo Security Screening	No	Runway Lighting	No
Refueling Capacity	No	Ground Handling Services	On request
Air Traffic Control	No	Fire Fighting Equipment	Yes
Weather Information	No	Aircraft Parking Space	Yes
Navigation Aids	No	Perimeter Fencing	No
Windsock	Yes

Fuel Services Charges

	Price per Litre USD - $
Jet A-1	N/A
Avgas	N/A

Royalties / Non Objection Fees (NOFs)

According to the law, private airports should not have the right to charge any use

Madagascar - 2.2.13 Amboasary - Bevala - National Airport

Airport Overview

The aerodrome is not accessible without previous notification (minimum 24 h. Direct contact Mme Ghislaine +261 32 078 15 01).

Amboasary Atsimo airport is a private airport belonging to the SADP company (Société Agricole du Domaine de Pechpeyrou). The airport is in a good condition in general, and the 2 airstrips are well maintained. A dozen of planes are landing here every year, mainly for government officials and privates. For more information, please contact the SADP (contact below).N.B. Another private airport is available at the Berenty reserve 14 km away (See LCA website point 2.2.12)

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Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Toliara
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Amboasary Atsimo 4 km
Airport’s Complete Name	Bevala Secondary Aerodrome
Latitude	-25.075559°
Longitude	46.393291°
Elevation (ft and m)	14 m
IATA Code	N/A
ICAO Code	FMJI
Managing Company or Airport Authority	SADP (Société Agricole du Domaine de Pechpeyrou).
Management Contact Person	Me Ghislaine +261 32 078 15 01 ghislainepy@yahoo.fr
NGO and/or UN Presence at Airport?	No

Runway(s)

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	1 100 m x 24 m
Runway Orientation	091° / 271
Runway Surface	Clay
Runway Condition	Ok

Runway #2
Runway Dimensions	725 m x 35 m
Runway Orientation	165° / 345°
Runway Surface	Clay
Runway Condition	Ok

Airport Infrastructure Details

Infrastructure
Passenger / Cargo Security Screening	No	Runway Lighting	No
Refueling Capacity	No	Ground Handling Services	No
Air Traffic Control	No	Fire Fighting Equipment	No
Weather Information	No	Aircraft Parking Space	Yes
Navigation Aids	No	Perimeter Fencing	No
Windsock	Yes

Fuel Services Charges

No refuelling service available

	Price per Litre USD - $
Jet A-1	N/A
Avgas	N/A

Royalties / Non Objection Fees (NOFs)

According to the law, private airports should not have the right to charge any use

Madagascar - 2.2.14 Ambovombe National Airport

Airport Overview

Ambovombe Aerodrome is a public restricted airport under the supervision of the “Bureau Région”. The airport facilities and runway are in a good condition in general. A dozen of planes are landing here every year, mainly for government officials. A security guard is taking care of the place and is cutting the grass when necessary.

N.B. Please notice that coordination with the local authority is mandatory before using the airport. 

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Airport Location and Contact
Country	Madagascar
Province or District	Toliara
Nearest Town or City with Distance from Airport	Ambovombe 5 km
Airport’s Complete Name	Ekonka Ambovombe Secondary Aerodrome
Latitude	-25.205362°
Longitude	46.073793°
Elevation (ft and m)	134 m
IATA Code	N/A
ICAO Code	FMJE
Managing Company or Airport Authority	Région Androy
Management Contact Person	Mr. le Préfet du District Ambovombe +261 34 05 538 04
NGO and/or UN Presence at Airport?	No

Runway(s)

Runway #1
Runway Dimensions	1000 x 35 m
Runway Orientation	125° / 305°
Runway Surface	Grass
Runway Condition	Ok

Airport Infrastructure Details

Infrastructure
Passenger / Cargo Security Screening	No	Runway Lighting	No
Refueling Capacity	No	Ground Handling Services	No
Air Traffic Control	No	Fire Fighting Equipment	No
Weather Information	No	Aircraft Parking Space	Yes
Navigation Aids	No	Perimeter Fencing	No
Windsock	Yes

Fuel Services Charges

No refuelling available

	Price per Litre USD - $
Jet A-1	N/A
Avgas	N/A

Royalties / Non Objection Fees (NOFs)

40 000 Ar for 1 landing + take off (whatever the aircraft, weight, passenger number)

Humanitarian flights in case of emergency: free

Madagascar - 2.3 Road Network

The Malagasy road network is currently estimated at 31,640 km of roads and is divided into three categories of networks:

Madagascar Roads

• The national roads (approximately 11,746 km)

• The Provincial Highways

• The network of municipal roads

Of the 31,640 km of roads, official statistics showed that only 10% of roads were in good condition and practicable throughout the year, 28% in average condition and 64% in poor condition. These statistics remain very optimistic due to the high deterioration of main asphalt road.

Despite this deplorable situation, the Malagasy government spends only 8% of its budget on infrastructure. The European Union, the World Bank and the African Development Bank have come to the rescue to improve road infrastructure, but this does not prevent the road network in the country from deteriorating.

To the decrepit Malagasy roads and lack of maintenance are added the consequences of natural disasters like cyclones and floods.

The construction of roads to open up territories and increase agricultural production is one of the priorities of the next few years without really knowing where the funding will come from.

For more information on government contact details, please see the following link:

Distance Matrix

Distances from Capital City to Major Towns (km)
If two figures are mentioned, It means there are two possibilities for the trip.	Antananarivo	Ampanihy	Antsirabe	Diego-Suarez	Fianarantsoa	Fort-Dauphin	Ihosy	Mahajanga	Manakara	Morondava	Sambava	Tamatave	Tuléar
Antananarivo		1188	169	1174	410	1122	616	580	590	701	1194	369	950
Ampanihy	1188		933	2262	878	334	472 620	1666 1814	1170	1451 1585	2448	1457	292
Antsirabe	169	933		1343	241	953 1267	447	747	421	532	1529	538	781
Diego- Suarez	1174	2262	1343		1584	2610	1790	659 902	1764	1875	448	1543	2124
Fianarantsoa	410	878	241	1584		712	206	988	292	773	1770	779	540
Fort-Dauphin	1122	334	953 1267	2610	712		506 806	1700	1004	1485	2482	1491	626
Ihosy	616	472 620	447	1790	206	506 806		1194	498	979	1976	985	320
Mahajanga	580	1666 1814	747	659 902	988	1700	1194		1168	1279	1088	947	1528
Manakara	590	1170	421	1164	292	1004	498	1168		953	1950	959	932
Morondava	701	1451 1585	532	1875	773	1885	879	1279	953		2061	1070	1313
Sambava	1194	2448	1529	448	1770	2482	1976	1088	1950	2061		1729	2310
Tamatave	369	1457	538	1543	779	1491	985	947	959	1070	1729		1883
Tuléar	950	292	781	2124	540	627	320 334	1528	832	1313	2310	1883

Travel Time from Capital City to Major Towns (hours)
Travel time given approximately considering the shortest road and during dry season.	Antananarivo	Ampanihy	Antsirabe	Diego-Suarez	Fianarantsoa	Fort-Dauphin	Ihosy	Mahajanga	Manakara	Morondava	Sambava	Tamatave	Tuléar
Antananarivo		24	3	22	8	30	11	8	16	20	29	8	16
Ampanihy	24		21	46	16	16	12	32	22	34	53	32	9
Antsirabe	3	21		25	5	27	8	11	16	13	32	11	13
Diego- Suarez	22	46	25		30	52	33	16	35	35	18	30	36
Fianarantsoa	8	16	5	30		22	4	16	6	17	37	16	9
Fort-Dauphin	30	16	27	52	22		19	38	28	40	59	22	24
Ihosy	11	12	8	33	4	19		19	24	27	40	19	5
Mahajanga	8	32	11	16	16	38	19		21	24	24	16	25
Manakara	13	22	16	35	6	28	24	21		29	42	21	15
Morondava	16	34	13	35	17	40	27	24	29		45	24	33
Sambava	29	53	32	18	37	59	40	24	42	45		37	46
Tamatave	8	32	11	30	16	22	19	16	21	24	37		25
Tuléar	17	9	14	37	9	25	5	24	15	33	46	25

Road Security

Road safety in Madagascar is problematic and should be taken seriously due to several factors:

- Condition of infrastructure: road infrastructure is in very poor condition, if only about 10% of the network is asphalted, 48% of it is in poor condition with dilapidated structures often damaged by heavy rains or catastrophes natural.

- No signaling: Road signs are almost non-existent and local drivers often do not even know the basics of road traffic, not respecting speed limits, priorities or good passing practices.

- Vehicle fleet: the car fleet at national level is constantly increasing, with mostly old vehicles (between 10 and 15 years old) and poorly maintained. In addition, most spare parts are fake or poor quality

- Obstacles: Roads are equally as used by vehicles, as by pedestrians, carts and itinerant herds. Out of the main streets of large cities, lighting is non-existent, so it is advisable to be very vigilant.

- Criminality: There is a high risk of crime if travelling by road in Madagascar, including carjacking and armed robbery, particularly at night. Owing to reports of an increasing number of violent highway robberies, a particularly high level of vigilance should be maintain if traveling on the following roads: RN7, RN27, RN10, RN13 and the RN1B (between Tsiroanomandidy and Maintirano).

Road Pictures

RN2: Main national road linking the international port of Toamasina to Antananarivo. 75% of the importation product are

Road National (RN) 7: Road linking the capital to the southern parts of the country. This road is known to be the most touristic road across the country.

Broken bridge on the RN7 at Vohiposa level on the 18^th of September 2017. The European Union has mobilized funds for the establishment of an emergency diversion

Road National (RN) 13: from Ihosy, going to Tolagnaro, it become very difficult during the rainy season

Road National (RN) 13: linking Tolagnaro to Toliara, it become very difficult during the rainy season

Secondary roads: Few pictures of how can be the secondary roads, a kind of locally made bridge and a Bac used to cross some rivers.

Others: Example of roads affected by flooding or cyclones

Madagascar - 2.4 Railway Assessment

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-  The Northern railway, managed by a private company, Madarail (Madagascar Railway), for the network connecting Antananarivo with Tamatave, Ambatondrazaka and Antsirabe.

There is a regular (at least daily) goods traffic between the port city of Toamasina and the capital city of Antananarivo for cargo while passenger trains are only serving Tamatave to Moramanga and Moramanga to Ambatrodrazaka lines.

Very occasionally, there are special chartered trips on restored Micheline railcars for tourists.

-   The Southern railway, managed by a public company FCE (Fianarantsoa Cote Est) for the south eastern network connecting Fianarantsoa to Manakara.

The southern line has regular passenger and cargo trains, which provides a slow but picturesque alternative to the recently rehabilitated road in the region.

Please see more information here MADARAIL

For more information on government contact details, please see the following link: 4.1 Government Contact List.

Travel Time Matrix

	Capital	Town Moramanga	Town Brickaville	Town Tamatave
Capital		4h 49	10h 57	14h 32
Town Moramanga	5h 49		6h 07	9h 42
Town Brickaville	13h 20	7h 31		3h 35
Town Tamatave	17h 17	11h 28	3h 57

Regarding the southern railway:

- From Fianarantsoa to Manakara (departure 07.00) – 10 to 15 hours

- From Manakara to Fianarantsoa (departure 06.45) – 10 to 15 hours

Railway Companies and Consortia

Northern railway*:

Madarail was founded on October 10, 2002 following the decision of the Malagasy State to privatize the Malagasy National Railway Network1 (RNCFM).

A concession agreement for the management of the North network is then established between the new private operator and the State. Madarail began operating the Northern railway network in Madagascar on 1 July 2003.

In 2008, the Belgian operator Vecturis, already active in eight other African countries, became the majority shareholder of the company and the new railway operator. Vecturis is investing USD $ 68 million for the rehabilitation of the lines and the renovation of the railway fleet with the help of the World Bank, the European Investment Bank and other commercial banks.

In 2011, Madarail Holding became the majority shareholder, but Vecturis remains the railway operator.

75% of the company's capital is held by Madarail Holding and the remaining 25% by Madagascar.

Transport of Goods:

Madarail transports different types of products (dangerous goods, construction materials, quarry products, agricultural and food products, containerized products, etc.) through the North Network.

The commercial fleet includes 17 locomotives, 260 wagons of different types. The trains make

-       2 daily return trips between Tamatave and Antananarivo

-       2 weekly back and forth between Antsirabe and Antananarivo

Services are valid 7 days a week and 24 hours a day.

Transport of persons:

The "Dia Soa" train has been set up to serve the enclave areas between Moramanga/Tamatave and Moramanga/Ambatondrazaka.

There is also two tourist trains, the Micheline and the Trans Lémurie Express.

Southern railway:

The Fianarantsoa-East Coast line, or FCE, is a Madagascar public company attached to the Ministry of Transport with an autonomous management. The railway line connecting the city of Fianarantsoa to the eastern coast of the island, and more specifically to Manakara, which is also located in the province of Fianarantsoa.

 It is 163 km long, passes through seventeen railway stations, sixty-five bridges and forty-eight tunnels including Ankarapotsy’s wich is 1,074 m. The government estimate the number of peoples depending directly on the railway to be more than 100.’000, with economical, schools and medicals services.

The FCE transports different types of products, it generally bring agricultural and food products from the eastern side to Fianarantsoa, while on the other way, it is carrying first necessity items, food, construction materials.

There is one train a week dedicated to the transport of good from Fianarantsoa to Manampatrana (4 hours and back) which is more or less the half of the line. It habitually tow three cargo wagons – 105 tons total

Type of train	Destinations	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Passengers (with cargo wagons)	Fianarantsoa - Manakara	-	X				X
Passengers (with cargo wagons)	Manakara - Fianarantsoa	-		X				X

For more information on railway company contact details, please see the following link: 4.9 Railway Companies Contact List.

Capacity Table

Rail Operator Capacity
	MADARAIL	MADARAIL	MADARAIL
Lines Operates On	Ligne TCE	Ligne MLA	Ligne TA (Ambatolampy Antananarivo)
Max Train Length and / or Pulling Capacity	300 tons	500 tons	350 tons
Locomotives	Diesel électrique	Diesel électrique	Diesel électrique
Covered Freight Wagons Size (m)	Wagons ayant une capacité de 35 tonnes 12 m x 2,5 m
Flatbed Freight Wagons Size (m)	Wagon plat permettant le transport d’un conteneur de 40 pieds ou 2 conteneurs de 20 pieds
High-sided Freight Wagons Size (m)	N/A
Drop-side Freight Wagons Size (m)	N/A

Key Route Information

Standard Route Information
	TCE	TA	MLA	VMC
Track Gauge	1000 mm	1000 mm	1000 mm	1000 mm
Ruling Gradient	Max 27 %0	Max 20 %0	Max 20 %0	Max 10 %0
Total Track Distance	370 Km (Simple)	153 Km (Simple)	142 Km (Simple)	20 Km (Simple)
Type of Rail	Vignole S36	Vignole S26	Vignole S36	Vignole S30
Type of Sleeper and Fastenings	TBA – TM Clips – Tirefonds – Crapauds	TBA – TM - TB Clips – Tirefonds – Crapauds	TBA – TM - TB Clips – Tirefonds – Crapauds	TM - TB Tirefonds – Crapauds
Total Track Travel Time	14H32	3H48	4H48	1H35
Maintenance	Moyen	Moyen	Moyen	Moyen
Companies / Consortiums Operating on Line	MADARAIL	MADARAIL	MADARAIL	MADARAIL
Traffic Frequency	Daily	Twice a week	Twice a week	Twice a week
Security	Moyen	Moyen	Moyen	Moyen
Main Stations

TCE : Antananarivo Toamasina

TA : Antananarivo Antsirabe mais ouverte uniquement jusqu’à la ville d’Ambatolampy

MLA : Moramanga Vohidiala

VMC : Vohidiala Morarano Chrome

TBA : traverses en béton armé

TM : Traverses métalliques

TB : Traverses en bois

Key Stations

Key Station Information
	Gare ANTANANARIVO	Gare MORAMANGA	GARE TOAMASINA
Location	Lalaina RAKOTONDRAMANANA	RIndra RAKOTONDRASOJA	Herintsaina INDRIAMIFIDIMANANA
Contact Information	+261340050021	+261340050255	+261340050056
Connections with Other Transport Means	ROUTE/AIR	ROUTE/AIR	ROUTE/VOIES NAVIGABLES/AIR
Storage Capacity (m2 and m3)	1000 m2 30 000 m3	500 m2 15000 m3	700 m2 20 000 m3
Handling Equipment	ELEVATEUR 7 TONS REACH STACKER 42 TONS	ELEVATEUR 7 TONS	ELEVATEUR 7 TONS
Handling Capacity	No data available	No Data available	No Data available
Other Comments	N/A	N/A	N/A

Madagascar - 2.5 Waterways Assessment

Introduction 

Madagascar has no inland waterways for transport of goods and people, on a large scale.

The “Canal des Pangalanes”, running along the East Coast, is currently being rebuilt by the APMF(Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale de Madagascar).

In the same time, the APMF is rebuilding the ports of Manakara and Mananjary. (6 month projects, expected end of works is August 2023).

As the only means of access to basic services for the riparian population, the canal continues to be used for the transport of products and people by artisanal canoes and rafts to the main centres of the area.

River navigation by traditional canoeing and craft units (kanota, laka), ensures the circulation of local products, population and tourists along the rivers of the West Coast: Tsiribihina in Miandrivazo and Sofia in Port Bergé, Betsiboka in Marovoay .

Canal des Pangalanes

In March 2023, 432 km were ready for navigation. The APMF is planning to rebuilt 630 km at the end of 2024.

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The Pangalanes Chanel runs along the East coast from Toamasina (North) to Farafangana (South) over 630 km. Its construction, from 1896 to 1904, was meant to facilitate transport of goods, as coastal navigation was considered too dangerous.

After the colonial era, its maintenance was not pursued and the channel, dug in the sand, collapsed regularly. The waterway then quickly found itself invaded by large water lilies, hyacinths of water, covering part of its surface and making laborious the progress of the boats. It sank for 20 years in oblivion, its bridges and railways were left to the abandonment. 

Main problems nowadays:

Some stretches blocked by sand

Hyacinth invasion

For the cargo, transporters use transport there goods to Mahanoro by 20 or 30 tons trucks and then transfer on 30 tons boats to reach Nosy Varika and Mananjary.

 Tamatave to Mahanoro by truck: around 8 hours

 Mahanoro to Mananjary with a 30 tons boat: 3 days

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Additional information

Name

Company

Phone

Mail

Type of vehicle

Mickael MAC

0324080438

mickael.mac8@gmail.com

. 2 trucks (15 and 30t) for Tamatave to Mahanoro

. 1 truck 5t in Mananjary

. 5 x 30t boats from Mahanoro to Mananjary

Alixia SIOUKING MAC

Magasin central

0340113565

alxiamac@yahoo.fr

. 9 trucks: 5 x 30t and 4 x 5t

. 3 boats: 20t, 25t and 30t

Arcadius WAI

0320509313

magasincentral@gmail.com

. 7 trucks : 3x30t, 1x15t, 3x5t

. 6 boats: 3x30t, 2x25t, 1x20t

Travel Time Matrix

These time information are an average, for the passenger and 10 tons cargo boats: 1 day can be in between 7 to 10 hours, depending on the engine.

Travel Time from Main port to other major Ports on boat
	Manangareza	Ringaringa	Ambila Lemaintso	Mahanoro	Nosy Varika	Ambavan’ Isahavato	Mananjary
Manangareza		9 hours	1 day	2 days	3 days	3 days	4 days
Ringaringa	9  hours		-	-	-	-	-
Ambila Lemaintso	1 day	1 day		1 day	2 days	2 days	3 days
Mahanoro	2 days	2 days	1 day		1 day	1 day	2 days
Nosy Varika	3 days	3 days	2 days	1 day		8  hours	1 day
Ambavan’ Isahavato	3 days	3 days	2 days	1 day	8  hours		1 day
Mananjary	4 days	4 days	3 days	2 days	1 day	1 day

 As an additional information, the time to reach Mananjary from Mahanoro with a 30 tons boat is 3 days.

Key Routes

Key Route Information Domestic / International
	From: Manangareza To: Ringaringa	From: Manangareza To: Mahanoro	From:  Mahanoro To: Mananjary
Distance total (km)	41	227	200
Width (m)	max : 170 Min : 6	Max : 220 Min : 5	Max : 145 Min : 5
River flow (m³ / second)	Between 120 and 150 m3 /s	Between 120 and 150 m3 /s	Between 120 and 150 m3 /s
Seasonal effects	Safety concerns during the rainy season / cyclones
Maximum size of boats	10 x 2 m	10 x 2 m	10 x 2 m
Type of traffic Cargo , Passengers	Cargo and Passengers	Cargo and Passengers	Cargo and Passengers
Security Concerns issue	No	Yes	No
Main ports	Manangareza / Ringringa	Manangareza / Mahanoro	Mahanoro / Mananjary

Port Information

Key Port Information
	Port Fluvial Manangareza	Port Fluvial de Mahanoro	Port Fluvial de Mananjary
Location	Toamasina	Mahanoro	Mananjary
Contact Information	Mr Hasimbola 0321125874	Mr Roland 0321125811	Mr Edgard 034 11 430 38
Connections with Other Transport Means	- Road National 2 (to Tamatave or Antananarivo) -Air: Small domestic airport (private flights only)	-Road: Secundary road up to Antsampanana (20t trucks max), then road National 2 (to Tamatave or Antananarivo) -Air: Small domestic airport (private flights only)	-Road: Road National 25 to Ambohimaha, then connection with the road national 7 (to Fianarantsoa or Antananarivo) -Air: Small domestic airport (private flights only)
Storage Capacity (m2 and m3)	None	None, former warehouses were broken by a cyclone.	1 warehouse of 200  m2 at the port level
Equipment	None	None	None
Customs Clearance Available	None	None	None
Other comments	Port performance: Around 10 boats per day Around 150passengers per day Cargo: The average per month is : -Received 150 tons -Sent 2000 tons	Port performance: Around 12 boats per day Around 200 passengers per day Cargo: The average per month is : -Received 200 tons -Sent 2500 tons	Port performance: Around 15 boat touch per day Around 150 passengers per day Cargo: The average per month is: -Received 1000 tons -Sent 200 tons

Disclaimer: Inclusion of company information in the LCA does not imply any business relationship between the supplier and WFP / Logistics Cluster, and is used solely as a determinant of services, and capacities.

Please note: WFP / Logistics Cluster maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's suitability as a reputable service provider.

Madagascar - 2.6 Storage Assessment

Madagascar Storage Assessment

For contact details, please see the following link:

4.6 Madagascar Storage and Miling Companies Contact List

While storage facilities are can be find in the main towns, warehousing is not a service very developed countrywide. Industry is not very developed and most of the factories have built their own warehouses according to their needs and are not in capacity to offer or rent additional space. Out of the big cities, most of the facilities are old, not well maintained and in bad condition. A good number of warehouses belonged to parastatals during the previous regime and have since been neglected. Nerveless, few proper storage facilities are available in the countryside but are used for seasonal activities (vanilla, gloves, coffee, peanuts, cotton, etc.) and are therefore available during specific months of the year only. In most of the areas, religious communities can provide land or facilities as well.

Commercial Storage

Renting commercial storage facilities from private actors is possible. But as said previously, in the countryside, most of these facilities are owned and used by local product collectors and so available onlypartially through year. Some wholesalers can also provide warehouse facilities available all year long but out of the big town, they are only few.

For more information on storage company contact details, please see the following link:

Location	Owner	Available for Rent	Capacity *(MT / m² / m³)*	Type [1]	Access [2]	Condition [3]
ANTSIRABE	Mr Richade	Yes	2 x 400 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTANANARIVO	Mr Manda RATSIMBAZAFY	Yes	1000 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTANANARIVO	Mr MALAVERGNE	Yes	550 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTANANARIVO	Mr Herizo RANDRIAMASY	Yes	6250 m²	Concrete	Flat	Appears intact
AMBANJA	Mr Bruno MAMODALY	Yes	750 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTSIRANANA	Mr SALIM	Yes	1x100 m² 1x350 m² 1x500 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTSIRANANA	Mr Boudabay KOUDEMA	Yes	100 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTSIRANANA	Mr Youssouf HOUSSEN	Yes	1x250 m² 1x300 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTSIRANANA	COMADIE	Yes	1x1520 m² 1x920 m² 2x1150 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANDAPA	Mme Fabrisca CHANCHONE	Yes	2x350 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTALAHA	Mr Jacquy	Yes	1x80 m² 2x160 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
AMBOASARY	Mr Tovontsoa	Yes	700MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
AMPANIHY	Mr Dimby	Yes	2x60T	Other	Flat	Appears intact
BEKILY	Mr Nestor TSIANDRAHA	Yes	200T	Other	Flat	Appears intact
FIANARANTSOA	Mr Tsakou BOBO	Yes	5 x 900 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
FENERIVE - EST	Mr Rosin RAZANDRY	Yes	112 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
FARAFANGANA	Mr Bernard MANESOR	Yes	1x50 m² 1x200 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MAHAJANGA	Mr Abdalaha MADJID	Yes	6x250 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MAHAJANGA	Mme LALOFA	Yes	400 m² up to 4000 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MIANDRIVAZO	Dr Raymond RAKOTOARIVELO	Yes	500MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MIANDRIVAZO	Mme Tiana RAKOTOASIMBOLA	Yes	180 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MIANDRIVAZO	Mme Josiane RASOAVOLOLOLIAINA	Yes	2x300MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MORONDAVA	Mr Christian BOURGAD	Yes	1x250 m² 1x400 m² 1x800 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MORONDAVA	Maison PANJOU	Yes	5x15 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MANANJARY	Mr Mickael MAC	Yes	170 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MANANJARY	Mr Ernest RAZANAKOLONA	Yes	1x150 m² 1x600 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MANANJARY	Mr Alixia SIOUKING MAC	Yes	200 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MOROMBE	Mr Nassim	Yes	5x10 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
NOSY BE	Mr Thierry JAO	Yes	50MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TULEAR	Mr Moise RASSAY	Yes	660 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TULEAR	Mr Hatim AFTAB	Yes	1x750 m² 2x500 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TULEAR	Mr Marcel SAM JAMKWONG	Yes	1x720 m² 1x1591 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TULEAR	Mr Augustin JAOJI	Yes	1500 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TULEAR	Mr Nirina SITRAK’ANDRIANARISAINA	Yes	1x755 m² 2x33 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TOLANARO	Mr Jean VELOTODY	Yes	200MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
VANGAINDRANO	Me Tassia RASOAMAPIONONA	Yes	100MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
VANGAINDRANO	Mr Rufin THU-JAUNE	Yes	1x100 m² 1x600 m²	Other	Flat	Appears intact

[1] Warehouse Type: Open storage, container, rub-hall, silo, concrete, other, unspecified

[2] Warehouse Access: Raised-siding, flat

[3] Warehouse condition: Appears intact, appears damaged, under construction/repair

Storage Used by Humanitarian Organizations

The majority of humanitarian agencies rent warehouses to private individuals or used communal government facilities.

When it has been difficult to find suitable facilities, WFP had either to renovate government warehouses (especially in the South) or approach businessmen willing to construct new warehouse (like in Toliara).

For more information on storage company contact details, please see the following link:

Location	Organization	Sharing Possibility	Capacity *(MT / m² / m³)*	Type [1]	Access [2]	Condition [3]
ANTANANARIVO	CARE	Yes	250MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTANANARIVO	CRM	Yes	20MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTANANARIVO	MEDAIRE	Yes	20MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTANANARIVO	INTER AID	Yes	10MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
AMBOASARY	WFP	Yes	1x750MT 2x200MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
AMBOASARY	WFP	Yes	3000MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
AMBOASARY	WFP	Yes	2x450MT 1x600MT	Wick hall	Flat	Appears intact
AMPANIHY	WFP	Yes	1000MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
ANTALAHA	CARE	Yes	300MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
BEKILY	WFP	Yes	250MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
FARAFANGANA	WHH	Yes	600MT	(Temporary stock)	Flat	Appears intact
FORT-DAUPHIN	WFP	Yes	1x650MT 1x700MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
MAROANTSETRA	MEDAIRE	Yes	50MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TAMATAVE	CRM	Yes	50MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TAMATAVE	CRS	Yes	200MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TAMATAVE	WFP	Yes	3700MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TSIHOMBE	WFP	Yes	500MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TSIHOMBE	WFP	Yes	300MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TULEAR	CRS	Yes	500MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact
TULEAR	WFP	Yes	4000MT	Other	Flat	Appears intact

[1] Warehouse Type: Open storage, container, rub-hall, silo, concrete, other, unspecified

[2] Warehouse Access: Raised-siding, flat

[3] Warehouse condition: Appears intact, appears damaged, under construction/repair

Cold Chain

Cold chain services are very difficult to find in Madagascar. Medicine / vaccine storage options are available in the biggest hospitals and clinics of the country but most of the time they have no back-up when a city power shortage occurs.

Otherwise, some private companies have some storage avilable for their activities, but it remain scarce and most of the time it only reserved for for food items like sea food products.

Madagascar - 2.7 Milling Assessment

Madagascar Milling Assessment

Madagascar Milling Assessment

The last remaining milling company went bankrupt in 2016, after the destruction of Mana Madagascar in 2009. All flours and milling products are now imported from Europe and Asia.

Milling Company - Mana Madagascar

Mana Madagascar no longer exists – the company was destroyed during the 2009 civil strife.

Milling Company – Les moulins de Madagascar

The facilities are still existing and the site is under surveillance awaiting a potential buyer.

Madagascar - 3 Logistics Services

Services and Supply

Geographically and historically, the service and industrial companies are unequally divided and concentrated in-between Antananarivo (the capital and main industrial place), Antsirabe (the main agricultural place) and Toamasina (the main port gateway of the island).

The commercial and service sector of Madagascar remains underdeveloped due to the low standard of living conditions of the population. Private companies adapt their products according to the purchasing power of consumers, (in 2016, 90% of the population lives on less than $ 2 a day).

Fuel prices are fixed by the government, but the services are operated by the private sector. No major shortages have been recorded, though local shortages may arise due to the inaccessibility of roads.

Transport services have been fully privatized. There are a few transporters with a large vehicle park, but most are small scale with one to three trucks at disposal. Competition for transport on the main roads is fierce, but comparatively lacking for transport on smaller roads.

Manual labor is abundant and inexpensive due to high unemployment rates.  

The telecommunications sector is privatized and their competition for the usual telecom services such as fixed and mobile phone, including data traffic, and internet. Other telecommunications such as payment by mobile can be found as well. Coverage is good in the larger cities, but services diminish the further out.

The main food groups that can be sourced locally includes cereals (rice, wheat, sorghum), pulses (groundnuts, beans, sesame, soya), tubers (sweet, cassava, potato), vegetables (tomatoes, carrots) and various fruits.

The industrial sector is developing. Madagascar has a fair number of raw materials, but most are exported to be transformed elsewhere. Some items such as cement, plastic pumps and water pumps are supplied by local companies.

Disclaimer: Registration does not imply any business relationship between the supplier and WFP/Logistics Cluster, and is used solely as a determinant of services, and capacities.

Please Note: WFP/Logistics Cluster maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's suitability as a reputable service provider.

Madagascar - 3.1 Fuel

Although prices at the pump are imposed by the government, the downstream oil sector in Madagascar is fully liberalized at present. Its management is carried out by private operators. The Ministry of Water, Energy and Hydrocarbons is responsible for the definition of hydrocarbon policy, and the Malagasy Office for Hydrocarbons (OMH), a regulatory body under its supervision, supervises , regulation and control of the sector.

There are 4 distributors in Madagascar (TOTAL, JOVENNA, GALANA, SHELL) forming a hydrocarbon platform: CECAM or Supply and Movement Coordination Cell.

The standards used for the handling and storage of hydrocarbons are derived from the ASTM or American Society for Technical Materials International.

The quantity of hydrocarbon imported per month is about 50 000 m3 (all kind of products) for the 4 distributors for the whole Malagasy territory.

There had never been a shortage of fuel in the country, but it happen that some areas such as Sainte Marie or Ampanihy are struggling to obtain supplies because of the inaccessibility of the roads or the delayed refuelling.

The Office Malgache des Hydrocarbures (OMH) is the national fuel authority.

All fuel imported in Madagascar is already refined.

Current storage capacity in cubic meters:					JET A1
Province	Region	Depots	GASOLINE	DIESEL	LPSA	TOTAL SA
Antananarivo	Analamanga	Alarobia	3,725	10,312	1,015	1,540
	Analamanga	Soanierana	1,400	5,500
	Vakinankaratra	Antsirabe	529	1,565
Sub Total Province Antananarivo			5,654	17,377	1,015	1,540
Antsiranana (Diégo Suarez)	Diana	Diego Gd Pavois	1,468	7,362	2,142
		Diego Marine		10,456
		Fascene				150
		Nosy Be	2,238	2,242	1,373	190
		Antsahampano	117	200
	Sava	Antalaha		360		82
		Sambava				150
		Vohémar	1,227	1,346
Sub Total Province Antsiranana			5,050	21,966	3,515	572
Fianarantsoa	Haute Matsiatra	Fianarantsoa	520	1,344
	Vatovavy Fitovinany	Mananjary		556
	Vatovavy Fitovinany	Manakara	540	2,440
Sub Total Province Fianarantsoa			1,060	4,340	-	-
Mahajanga	Boeny	Mahajanga	3,346	14,228	4,500	92
	Melaky	Maintirano	100	707	45	20
	Sofia	Antsohihy		460		30
Sub Total Province Mahajanga			3,446	15,395	4,545	142
Toamasina	Atsinanana	GRT Toamasina	14,100	53,000	9,500
		Offshore Toamasina		69,000
		Ambalamanasy				110
	Alaotra Mangoro	Moramanga	40	192
	Alaotra Mangoro	Morarano	172	1,007
Sub Total Province Toamasina			14,321	123,208	9,509	119
Toliara	Anosy	Tolagnaro	348	2,556	348	137
	Anosy	Ehoala	628	3,054	628
	Atsimo Andrefana	Toliara	2,387	2,543	318	20
	Atsimo Andrefana	Morombe	84	454
	Menabe	Morondava	420	2,460		95
Sub Total Province Toliara			3,876	11,076	1,303	261
TOTAL			33,407	193,362	19,887	2,634

No problems of fuel supply, most areas have petrol station.

Information may also be found at: Website of the Office Malgache des Hydrocarbures which is updated regularly.

Fuel stations in Madagascar:

Présence de Station Jovena en Province

Carte de présence de Station Jovena à Tananarive

Carte des stations GALANA

Présence nationale des stations TOTAL

For more information on government and fuel provider contact details, please see the following links: HQ staff will input links to sections

4.1 Government Contact List and

4.7 Fuel Providers Contact List here.

A link to the Madagascar fuel stations location list (GLCSC_LCA_MADAGASCAR_ Fuel station location list_june 2017)

Information may also be found at: http://www.mytravelcost.com/petrol-prices/ which is updated monthly.

Fuel Pricing

Since 2009, OMH is in charge of administering oil prices per month under the supervision of the Ministry of Energy, Hydrocarbons and Water.

This price is nationalised regardless the region or city where it is sold.

Prices at the pump is given according the following parameters:

- Reference Price Border (PRF) : 38%

- Transport and storage: 10%

- Delivery : 13%

- Taxes and Fees: 35%

Fuel Prices per Litre as of: 01 09 2017 *(local currency and* *USD - $)*
Petrol	3 650 MGA / 1.22 USD
Diesel	3 000 MGA / 1 USD
Paraffin	2 180 MGA / 0.73 USD
Jet A-1	2 832 MGA / 0.96 USD

For real time updates and more information on fuel prices evolution in Madagascar, please see the following links: http://www.omh.mg/codes/structure_prix.php

Seasonal Variations

While during the rainy season the transport of hydrocarbon product can be costly, priced are nationally given by the government depending the import rate, not considering any seasonal variations.

Seasonal Variations
Are there national priorities in the availability of fuel? (i.e. are there restrictions or priorities for the provision of fuel such as to the military?)	No
Is there a rationing system?	No
Is fuel to lower income / vulnerable groups subsidized?	No
Can the local industry expand fuel supply to meet humanitarian needs?	Yes
Is it possible for a humanitarian organization to directly contract a reputable supplier / distributor to provide its fuel needs?	Yes

Fuel Transportation

The Toamasina Terminal, being the main port of Madagascar with oil infrastructures and sufficient storage capacity, and because of its proximity to the capital, is the main receipt deposit of imported products. However, other auxiliary imports (mainly in Gasoil and Jet Fuel) are irregularly made in secondary ports, such as Mahajanga, Antsiranana and Nosy-Be.

Once the products are unloaded, the logisticians are charged by the distributors with the installation of products throughout the island. This is done in the following way:

For the highlands (Antananarivo, Antsirabe, Fianarantsoa), the Ambatondrazaka region and the South east, the supply of petroleum products is provided by trucks and tank wagons.

For the North and South parts, the products are transferred from the Toamasina Terminal to the coastal depots by two coasters.

For the areas not served by coasters (Antsohihy and Maintirano), the transfer of products is done through barges.

Nevertheless, supplie lendings are occasionally made between certain depots in the event of insufficient stocks due to various incidents (delays in the arrival of coasters, technical breakdowns, etc.).

For more information on fuel storage capacity in Madagascar, please see the following links:

Standards, Quality and Testing

Industry Control Measures
Do tanks have adequate protection against water mixing with the fuel?	Yes
Are there filters in the system which monitor where fuel is loaded into aircraft?	No
Is there adequate epoxy coating of tanks on trucks?	Yes
Is there a presence of suitable firefighting equipment?	Yes

Standards Authority
Is there a national or regional standards authority?	Yes
If yes, please identify the appropriate national authority.	OMH (Office Malgache des Hydrocarbures)
If yes, are the standards adequate/properly enforced?	Yes

Testing Laboratories
Are there national testing laboratories?	Yes, the OMH has its own laboratory but its capabilities in terms of types of analyses are limited.

If it is needed, they can delegate the testing to the following companies:

Fuel Quality Testing Laboratory
Company	Société Saybolt
Address	Lot III H 108 C Ambohibao Mamamba Antananarivo (105)
Telephone and Fax	Tel: 034 02 119 35 / 34 05 072 11 Fax: 22 443 94
Contact	Email : direction.saybolt@moov.mg saybolt.madagascar@moov.mg

Fuel Quality Testing Laboratory
Company	Logistique Pétrolière SA
Address	Immeuble Fitaratra – 5ème étage Rue Ravoninahitriniarivo - Ankorondrano Antananarivo (101)
Telephone and Fax	Tel: 032 05 379 34 / 22 379 34 Fax: 23 379 06
Contact	Web site : www.logpetro.com Email : contact@logpetro.com

Fuel Quality Testing Laboratory
Company	Galana Raffinerie Terminal (GRT)
Address	Manangareza Toamasina (501)
Telephone and Fax	Tel: 53 329 12 / 53 333 39 Fax 53 337 05 / 53 301 01
Contact	Web site : www.galana.com Email : grt@galana.com

Please note: WFP / Logistics Cluster maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's suitability as a reputable service provider.

For information on Madagascar Fuel additional details, please see the following documents:

Présence de Station Jovena en Province

Carte de présence de Station Jovena à Tananarive

Carte des stations GALANA

Présence nationale des stations TOTAL

Information may also be found at: Website of Mytravelcost on Madagascar which is updated monthly.

4.1 Madagascar Government Contact List

Madagascar - 3.2 Transporters

In Madagascar, transport services have been liberalized over the last fifteen years. In the road sub-sector, prices are freely set by the carriers themselves and costs are deemed to be high by users due to the lack of adequate infrastructure (poor road conditions, outdated means of transport ) and the high price of fuel.

The freight transport service is actually very unbalanced: with strong competition on the most frequented areas (e.g. RN2: Antananarivo - Toamasina) and monopolies in areas where roads are in poor condition (e.g. RN13: Ihosy - Fort-dauphin).

In spite of the large number of agencies or transport companies, the transport of food and other goods is very difficult in some areas, especially during the rainy season, due to road conditions.

Foreign operators are allowed to operate on the domestic market although none has been identified until now.

The following tables include the main companies assessed in Antananarivo able to give all legal documentation and offering a large coverage. More transporters can be found in the following list:

GTPE (Groupement des transports Professionnels de l’Est) Transport Capacity Summary
Regions Covered	All regions covered
	Number of Vehicles	Capacity per Vehicle (MT)	Comments / Condition of Vehicles
Tractor trailer	400	20MT to 30MT	Based in Toamasina, this Groupment has been created upon request of the SPAT (Toamasina port society) in order to facilitate and have a better control on the access of Toamasina port.
Total Capacity	400

FREIGHT LINE Transport Capacity Summary
Regions Covered	South region, Tamatave, Diego-suarez
	Number of Vehicles	Capacity per Vehicle (MT)	Comments / Condition of Vehicles
Tractor trailer	31	30MT in average	Costs increase during rainy season for area with roads in bad condition.
Total Capacity	31

VELO HENRI-SST Transport Capacity Summary
Regions Covered	All regions covered
	Number of Vehicles	Capacity per Vehicle (MT)	Comments / Condition of Vehicles
Tractor trailer	25	30MT	For asphalt road in good condition.
Total Capacity	25

RANDRIAMASY Transport Capacity Summary
Regions Covered	Analamanga, Atsimo-Andrefana, Androy, Atsimo-Atsinana, Menabe
	Number of Vehicles	Capacity per Vehicle (MT)	Comments / Condition of Vehicles
Truck	1	5MT	Costs increase during rainy season for area with roads in bad condition.
Truck	5	5MT to 10MT
Truck	4	10MT to 20MT
Tractor trailer	1	11MT
Tractor trailer	1	25,4MT
Total Capacity	12

STRF Transport Capacity Summary
Regions Covered	All regions expect of Melaky, Bongolava and Analanjirofo
	Number of Vehicles	Capacity per Vehicle (MT)	Comments / Condition of Vehicles
Tolled truck	1	5MT to 10MT	Costs increase during rainy season for area with roads in bad condition.
Van truck	1	5MT
Coverd truck	3	10MT to 20MT
Coverd truck	1	+20MT
Total Capacity	6

Please note: WFP / Logistics Cluster maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's suitability as a reputable service provider.

For contact details and information of trucks and tonnage available, please select the document below:

Madagascar Local Transporters List

4.8 Madagascar Transporter Contact List

Madagascar - 3.3 Manual Labour

Madagascar officially has 4 million unemployed citizens, mostly young people. The situation is very alarming, because each year the number of youngsters joining the jobseekers ranks increases significantly.

According to official statistical data (Instat), between 400 000 and 500 000 young graduates add each year to the labour market, but due to the current political and economic challenges, employment rates remain low.. As a result, the labour market is young (half of the population is under 24), abundant and cheap.

 According to the law, the following points are mandatory:

-       the employee must have a contract of employment

-       the employee must have a pay slip with each payment

-       the employee must pay the IRSA (Impôt sur les revenus salariaux et assimilés) . {If salary less than 250,000Ar, IRSA = 2,000Ar (monthly)  and if the salary is more than 250,000Ar, IRSA = 20% gross wage (monthly)}

-       the employer needs to declare the employee to CNAPS (Caisse Nationale de Prévoyance Sociale)

. 1% for the employee (monthly)

. 13% for the employer (monthly)

-       the employer needs to declare the employee to OSTIE (Organisation Sanitaire Tananarivienne Inter Entreprise) or to contract another health insurance.

. 1% for the employee (monthly)

. 5% for the employer (monthly)

Labour Rate(s) Overview

Cost
(Local Currency & USD - $)

Rate as of April 2023

Daily General Worker (Unskilled casual labour)

7’500 MGA per day

2,5 USD / per day

Annexe of the decree 2017-143

(minimum salary is 155.523 Ar per month for 173,33 hours)

Daily General Worker (Semi-skilled labour)

10’000 MGA per day

3,3 USD / per day

n/a

Skilled Worker

20’000 MGA per day

6,6 USD / per day

n/a

Madagascar - 3.4 Telecommunications

Given the importance of the telecommunications sector for the social and economic development of Madagascar, the Government carried out a first reform in 1993 with the separation of the telecommunications post.

Subsequently, telecommunications proved to be a key factor for success in all sectors of the economy, and a second reform was initiated in 1996 with a view to liberalizing the sector and ending the monopoly of the State, which was no longer able to keep pace with technological advances.

The 1996 Law established the Malagasy Office for the Study and Regulation of Telecommunications (OMERT), whose main role is to provide regulatory functions enabling all operators involved in the sector to develop their activities in accordance with the regulations in force.

As of April 1, 2015, OMERT has been replaced by the ARTEC (Communication Technology Regulatory Authority) which, in addition to telecommunications, also supports information and communication technologies.

The telecommunications sector in Madagascar currently has 12 operators providing the following services:

- Fixed telephony service provided by the incumbent TELecom MAlagasy (TELMA)

- GSM and Internet standard mobile telephony service offered by the four operators: Orange Madagascar, Airtel Madagascar, Telma mobile, Gulfsat/Blueline

- Telecommunications service offered by Iridium Africa Services Corporation

- Data transmission service offered by Telma Global Net and Gulfast Madagascar

- Internet service provided by the two Internet service providers Blueline and Telma Global Net

- Other telecommunication services, such as the electronic payment processing service by the Monetics Treatment Center of Madagascar (CTMM), the provision of the IRIDIUM satellite mobile telephone service by GLOBAL Plus, the resale of mobile telephone, SMS and data provided by BLUELINE, the provision of INMARSAT and IRIDIUM-type mobile telecommunications services by VIA SPACE MADAGASCAR.

Telephone Net Work: Fast growing network from three different companies

For information on Madagascar Telecommunications contact and additional details, please see the following links:

4.11 Madagascar Additional Supplier Contact List

Telephone Services
Is there an existing landline telephone network? (Yes / No)	Yes
Does it allow international calls? (Yes / No)	Yes
On average, number and length of downtime periods	n/a
Mobile phone providers (List)	Airtel, Orange, Telma,
Estimated availability and coverage (Approximate percentage of national coverage)	See maps of providers below

Telecommunication Regulations

Procedures for NGOs wishing to submit an application for frequency allocation:

- Request to use the HF and VHF frequencies to be sent to the Director of Frequency Management and Numbering.

- Filing of the attached form duly completed with the application quoted above (in annexe)

- Payment of fees and frequency fees mentioned in the proforma invoice according to the data in the form.

Regulations
Regulations on usage or import of:	Yes / No	Regulating Authority
Satellite	Yes	Application to OMERT
HF Radio	Yes	Application to OMERT
UHF/VHF/HF radio: handheld, base and mobile	Yes	Application to OMERT
UHF/VHF repeaters	Yes	Application to OMERT
GPS	Yes	Application to OMERT
VSAT	Yes	Application to OMERT
Individual Network Operator Licenses Required yes Frequency Licenses Required yes

Existing Humanitarian Telecoms Systems

As per today, no Telecom Humanitarian system in existing yet. The local ICT Working group (UN agencies, NGOs, Government) are in the process of setting it up, and it will be co-managed by the Ministry of Telecommunication and the BNGRC

WFP is leading the ETC services for the other agencies, a network of frequencies


	UN Inter-agency	WFP	UNDSS	UNDP	UNICEF	World Bank
VHF Frequencies	5	/	/	/	/	/
HF Frequencies	3	10	/	/	/	/
Locations of Repeaters	Antananarivo (4)	South offices (6)	/	/	/	/
VSAT	0	9 (back-up only)	/	1	1	1

Internet Service Providers (ISPs)

Madagascar is currently in the age of high speed broadband through the two major international capacity providers. With the expendable capacity of 8.3 Gbps and 10 000 Km long, the fibre optic submarine EASSY (East Africa Submarine System) currently connects the Big Island with East Africa, the Indian Ocean and the rest of the world .

With 2 segments, LION (Lower Indian Ocean Network) the first one connecting Mauritius and Reunion, and the second one Reunion to Madagascar, with over 1 000 Km long and with a capacity of up to 2.3Gbps. Mauritius and Reunion are the two connection points to the SAT-3 / WASC / SAFE linking itself from Europe to Asia via southern Africa.

A third cable called FLY come soon in the northwest and will secure simultaneously EASSY and LION by interconnecting Moroni (Comoro), Mahajanga (Madagascar) and Mayotte (Comoro).

Available ISP Providers in Madagascar include: Airtel, Orange, Telma and Blueline (Gulfsat)

Internet Service Providers
Are there ISPs available?	Yes
If yes, are they privately or government owned?	Private
Dial-up only?	No
Approximate Rates *(local currency and* *USD - $)*	Dial-up	/
	Broadband	/
Max Leasable ‘Dedicated’ Bandwidth	100 Mo/s National 20 Mo/s International

Mobile Network Operators (MNOs)

Mobile network is quite widespread in the main towns of Madagascar but coverage remains inexistent in the countryside. However, more than half of the population (11.416.599 in 2015) have access to the mobile network and mobile money services are well used by the population.

Depending of the provinces, some operators have a better coverage than their concurrent (ex: Airtel is mostly covering the south while Orange is more spread in the north), but generally Orange is more reliable than the other operator, and has the best quality of service in terms of client orientation.

Regarding the connectivity, it is generally working well in the biggest town or province capitals, but the reliability depends on the availability of power, cut off can happen for some hours or a day in any location.

The Malagasy mobile phone operators are: Orange, Airtel, Telma, Gulfsat (VSAT – Ku Band)

N.B. For the mobile money, while most of the peoples are using this kind of service, the problem for some individuals could be that they must have a National ID prior getting sim card.

For information on MNOs please visit the GSM Association website.

Company	Network Strength by Area	Contracted for Humanitarian or Government Cash Transfer programmes?	Services Offered (i.e. Merchant Payment, Bulk Disbursement, Receive & Make Payment)
TELMA	See maps of providers	Yes	Merchant Payment, Receive & make payment, Cash transfer
ORANGE	See maps of providers	Yes	Merchant Payment, Receive & make payment, Cash transfer
AIRTEL	See maps of providers	Yes	Merchant Payment, Receive & make payment, Cash transfer
GULFSAT	See maps of providers	No	N/A

Madagascar - 3.5 Food Suppliers

For contact information on suppliers of other commodities then food, please select the following contact list:

4.11 Madagascar Additional Supplier Contact List

Overview

The majority of the Malagasy population are farmers and / or cattle ranchers, which explains the abundance of commodities (meat, vegetables, rice) in most of the parts of the island. In the southern area, the situation is different due to an arid climate and insufficiency of rain; foodstuffs are scarce especially agricultural products, and more expensive than in other regions.

Other first necessity products such as sugar, oil and flour, are imported from all over the world. In the main towns of Madagascar there are generally one or more supermarkets where different kind of imported products are available. Basic food and first necessity items can be bought everywhere in the streets at the level of retailers or wholesalers or in local markets, which are numerous in Madagascar.

In the countryside, commodities are available in local markets but the type and quantity of products sold depend of the area. In the south and in other regions, some products like sugar or salt or butter are very rare due to supply difficulties (bad road conditions).

Local product collectors are the main suppliers in the public markets and regularly supply retailers and wholesalers in Madagascar.

The main products supplied by the collectors on internal trade are usually cereals (rice, wheat, sorghum, etc.), legumes (groundnuts, beans, sesame, soya, etc.), tubers (sweet, cassava, potato ...), vegetables (tomatoes, carrots…) and fruits (all types but according to the seasons).

Large cities have several slaughterhouses which are the main suppliers of zebu meat and pork for butchers and supermarkets.

Vanilla, cloves and litchi are among the main exported products of Madagascar. Unfortunately, actually more and more people are substituting foods crops for export crops, leaving the population withless ressources to eat.

Most of the ready-to-eat products (meat, dairy product, etc.) are manufactured in the country and are available on the local market throughout the year but in generally, this type of product is expensive and most of the people cannot afford it.

Additional information can be located from sources which are regularly maintained and reflect current facts and figures. For more specific and detailed overviews of food availability and market conditions, please consult the following sources:

WFP Vulnerability and Analysis Mapping (VAM): http://vam.wfp.org/CountryPage_overview.aspx?iso3=MDG

USAID Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET): http://www.fews.net/southern-africa/madagascar

For more information on food supplier contact details, please see the following link: HQ staff will input a link to section 4.10 Supplier Contact List here.

Retail Sector

Retailers are numerous and are present in all regions of Madagascar. Commodities such as sugar, salt, rice, oil and first necessity products (soap, candles, matches, etc.) are available from these resellers throughout year. For their supplies, retailers are in contact with both national and regional wholesalers. The rate of bankruptcy or closure is relatively low despite the low purchasing power of the population. In the majority of cases, purchases are made in cash with the official Malagasy currency (the Malagasy Ariary-MGA) but in the supermarkets of the big cities, payment with credit card is available.

Types of Retailers Available
Type of Retailer	Rank (1-5)
Supermarket – concentrates mainly in supplying a range of food, beverage, cleaning and sanitation products; have significant purchasing power; are often part of national/regional/global chains.	1
Convenience Store/Mini Market – medium sized shop; offers a more limited range of products than supermarkets; usually has good/stable purchasing power; may be part of chain or cooperative.	2
Permanent shop with strong supply capacity – individually/family owned store; usually offers fewer commodities and a limited selection of brands; good storage and reliable supply options.	4
Permanent shop with limited supply capacity – individually/family owned store; offers fewer commodities and a limited selection of brands; limited storage and unstable supply options.	5
Mobile Shop/Market Stand – individually/family owned store; usually offers fewer commodities and a limited selection of brands; may be found at outdoor markets, camps or unstable environments.	5

Wholesale – MAGRO AAA (MAlagasy GROssiste)

MAGRO is Madagascar's largest agro-food production and sales company. This national company was founded 20 years ago and has points of sale everywhere in the country. MAGRO works with local product collectors in several regions of the country and has its own production and food processing as well as farms. The company, as the name suggests: Malagasy Wholesaler, is one of the largest food suppliers of local markets and resellers (wholesaler and retailer) from all over the big island.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	MAGRO AAA (MAlagasy GROssiste)
Address	TANJOMBATO – Antananarivo 102
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	Yes and the supplier is directly engaged in farming, agriculture or food processing.
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes and the supplier directly manages stores (shopping centres) and is in partnership with other resellers (wholesaler and retailer)
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate Turnover in MT	n/a
Payment Methods Accepted	Cash and credit payment
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
ANALAMANGA	Antananarivo
VAKINANKARATRA	Antsirabe
HAUTE-MATSIATRA	Fianarantsoa
ANTSINANANA	Tamatave
DIANA	Diego, Nosy be
BOENY	Mahajanga
SOFIA	Antsohihy
VATOVAVY-FITOVINANY	Mananjary, Manakara
SAVA	Antalaha

Primary Goods / Commodities Available
Commodities by Type** (SITC Rev 4 Division Code - Title)		Comments
00 - Live animals (other than fish, crustaceans, molluscs, etc.)	goats, sheep, pigs, poultry (chicken, ducks, goose, turkey), beef, rabbit	Produces locally and available all of year.
01 - Meat and meat preparations	meat of bovine animals, meat of sheep, dried or smoked meat of swine, sausages (poultry, beef, pigs)	Produces locally and available all of year. Some goods like sausages or delicatessen are imported and are generally sold in supermarkets.
02 - Dairy products and birds’ eggs	milk, yogurt, butter, cheese, eggs	In majority produced locally and available all of year. Goods like butter, some type of cheese or milk are imported and are generally sold in supermarkets and mini-market.
03 - Fish (not marine mammals), crustaceans, molluscs…	fish (chilled or frozen), fish (salted or in brine), fish liver and roes	Produced locally and available according seasons.
04 - Cereals and cereal preparations	wheat, rice, flour of maize, pasta	In majority produced locally and available all of year. Goods like pasta, some type of rice and wheat are imported and are generally sold in supermarkets and mini-market.
05 - Vegetables and fruit	vegetables, fruit and nuts, jams/jellies, fruit juices	All vegetables and fruits are produced locally and available according seasons. Goods like nuts, jams/jellies and some fruit juices are imported and are generally sold in supermarkets and mini-market.
06 - Sugars, sugar preparations and honey	sugars (beet or cane) raw, natural honey, fruit/nuts preserved by sugar	Most of the sugar and natural honey is produced locally and available all of year long. Fruits/nuts preserved by sugar are in majority imported and sold in supermarkets and mini-market
07 - Coffee, tea, cocoa, spices and manufactures thereof	coffee, cocoa, chocolate, tea, mate, pepper	In majority locally grown and transformed but imported international brands are available well. Sold in all types of resellers (wholesale, retailers, supermarkets, mini-market).
09 - Miscellaneous edible products and preparations	Ready-to-eat foods, margarine, sauces, soups and broths, yeasts…	In majority ready to eat foods are produced locally and available all of year. Products like some type of soups, broths and yeasts are imported and are generally sold in all types of resellers (wholesale, retailers, supermarkets, mini-market)
41 - Animal oils and fats	lard, fats and oils	Produced locally and available on local market.
42/43 - Fixed vegetable fats and oils, crude, refined or fractionated	soya bean oil, olive oil, maize oil, vegetable oil	One part produce locally and another part imported. Available all of year and sold in all types of resellers (wholesale, retailers, supermarkets, mini-market)

**For non-FOOD products please see section 3.5.2 Additional Suppliers, and for FUEL/PETROLEUM products please see section 3.1 Fuel.

Please note: WFP / Logistics Cluster maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's suitability as a reputable service provider.

Madagascar - 3.5.2 Additional Suppliers

Overview
Wholesale – MADAUTO
Wholesale – AGRIVET
Wholesale – LABOMECA
Wholesale – MAKIPLAST
Wholesale – SMEF
Wholesale – EDM
Wholesale – BUSHPROOF

Overview

Madagascar has a large amount of raw material, but unfortunately, its industrial sector remains weakly developed.

Various materials, equipment and support products like tents, water pumps, pipes, water tanks, computer / IT equipment are manufactured and imported from abroad but are available throughout the year on local markets at the level of reseller companies.

Some large companies like SMTP (specialised in plastic pump and water tank), BRICOBAT (specialised in office furniture), HOLCIM (specialised in cement production) are among the biggest local suppliers in Madagascar.

The availability of operational equipment is limited in small towns or in the countryside and in landlocked areas because of roads in bad condition and generally because of the low purchasing power of the local population.

It is therefore necessary to carry out a preliminary procurement or pre-positioning of the equipment and materials as required from nearby large cities.

For more information on suppliers’ contact details, please see the following link: 4.11 Madagascar Additional Supplier Contact List

Wholesale – MADAUTO

MADAUTO is one of the largest supplierS of generators but their main activitie consists in selling vehicules. Other activities of this companies includevehicle rental and sales of spare parts. This Company has been present in Madagascar since 1928 and its products are available countrywide. With a strong partnership with 11 leading global brands, this company is known for the quality of its products.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	MADAUTO
Address	Rue Dr. Raseta Andrarharo Antananrivo 101
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	All the products are imported
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes, providing commodities directly tothe clients
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes, with rental possibilities as well
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate turnover in USD - $	14.000.000 per year
Payment Methods Accepted	All types
Other Comments or Key Information

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
All major cities in the country	Antananrivo, Mahajanga, Fianarantsoa, Tulear, Tomasina, Antsirana, Antalaha, Fort-Dauphin

Wholesale – AGRIVET

AGRIVET is one of the largest suppliers for agricultural treatment products. This company has been present in Madagascar since 2002 and its products are available for rent at the level of major cities of the country.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	AGRIVET
Address	Ambohibao Antananarivo 101
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	The supplier have a small local factory for some commodities manufacture. The major commodities are imported.
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes and the supplier provides commodities directly to the consumer or end user and manages also retail locations.
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate turnover in USD - $	12 000 000 $ per year
Payment Methods Accepted	Payment cash, credit available
Other Comments or Key Information

*Basic details for the main office should be shown here, additional contact details for local/regional offices and full contact details for the main office to be included in section 4.10 Supplier Contact List.

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
All major cities of the country.	Antananarivo, Mahajanga, Fianarantsoa, Antsirabe, Tulear, Toamasina, Antsiranana, Sambava, Fort-dauphin.

HENRI FRAISE FILS & Cie

HENRI FRAISE FILS & Cie was founded more than 90 years ago in Madagascar.

They are the exclusive distributor of CATERPILLAR for Madagascar, Seychelles, Comoros and Mayotte for more than 60 years.They sell, rent, maintain and repair new and used construction machinery. They also sell motorcycle parts and accessories in Madagascar.

In addition, Henri Fraise Fils & Cie have subsidiary companies specialized in farming, Agriculture, industrial Equipment, and Industrial Services.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	HENRI FRAISE
Address	BP28, Ravoninahitriniarivo Antananarivo101
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	All of its products are imported
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes and the supplier provides commodities directly to the consumer or end user.
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes and available for rent
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate turnover in USD - $	+10 000 000$ per year
Payment Methods Accepted	All types
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
All major cities of the country.	Antananarivo, Mahajanga, Fianarantsoa, , Tulear, Toamasina, Antsiranana,, Antalaha,Fort-dauphin.

MADECASSE

MADECASSE is one of the largest supplier of professional equipment in Madagascar: generators, water pump, cooling system, firefighting but also construction and civil engineering material.

This company has been present in Madagascar since 1959 and its products are also available for purchase or for rent in reseller companies in Antananarivo and Toamasina cities.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	MADECASSE
Address	Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	All of its products are imported.
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes and the supplier provides commodities directly to the consumer or end user and manages also retail locations.
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate turnover in USD - $	3 500 000 $ per year
Payment Methods Accepted	All types
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
All major cities of the country.	Antananarivo, Mahajanga, Fianarantsoa, , Tulear, Toamasina, Antsiranana.

Wholesale – LABOMECA

LABOMECA is one of the largest suppliers for industrial equipment and all types of electrical products. This company has been present in Madagascar since 2002 and its products are available for rent at the level of major cities of the country.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	LABOMECA
Address	Andrefatsena Talatamaty Antananarivo 105
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	The supplier have a small local factory for some commodities manufacture. The major commodities are imported.
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes and the supplier provides commodities directly to the consumer or end user and manages also retail locations.
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate turnover in USD - $	650 000 $ per year
Payment Methods Accepted	All types
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
All major cities of the country.	Antananarivo, Mahajanga, Fianarantsoa, Antsirabe, Tulear, Toamasina, Antsiranana, Sambava, Fort-dauphin.

Wholesale – MAKIPLAST

MAKIPLAST is one of the largest suppliers of plastic storage equipment and installation. This company has been present in Madagascar since 1997 and its products are available for rent at the level of several reseller companies in all major cities of the country.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	MAKIPLAST
Address	Route d’Antsirabe, Andoharanofotsy Antananarivo 102
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	Yes and the supplier is directly engaged in the production of various commodities.
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes and the supplier provides commodities directly to the consumer or end user and manages also retail locations.
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate turnover in USD - $	No figures
Payment Methods Accepted	All types
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
All major cities of the country.	Antananarivo, Mahajanga, Fianarantsoa, Antsirabe, Tulear, Toamasina, Antsiranana, Sambava, Fort-dauphin.

Wholesale – SMEF

SMEF is one of the largest suppliers of water pump, cooling and heating system. This company has been present in Madagascar since 2003 and its products are available in lot of reseller companies in Antananarivo and Toamasina cities.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	SMEF
Address	Route digue Ankadimbahoaka Antananarivo 101
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	Yes and the supplier is directly engaged in the production of various commodities
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes and the supplier provides commodities directly to the consumer or end user and manages also retail locations.
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes and available for rent
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate turnover in USD - $	No figures
Payment Methods Accepted	All types
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
Analamanga	Antananarivo
Atsinanana	Toamasina

Wholesale – EDM

EDM is one of the largest generator and renewable energy provider. This company has been present in Madagascar since 2003 and its products are available for rent at the level of major cities of the country.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	EDM
Address	Zone GALAXY Andraharo Antananarivo 101
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	The supplier have a small local factory for some commodities manufacture. The major commodities are imported.
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes and the supplier provides commodities directly to the consumer or end user and manages also retail locations.
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate turnover in USD - $	No figures
Payment Methods Accepted	All types
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
All major cities of the country.	Antananarivo, Mahajanga, Fianarantsoa, Antsirabe, Tulear, Toamasina, Antsiranana, Sambava, Fort-dauphin.

Wholesale – BUSHPROOF

Even if BUSHPROOF is not a wholesaler, it is today one of the largest of water supply and drilling equipment provider. Based on a fair trade vision, they also work in other countries where humanitarian needs are (Congo, Sudan…) and in country such as Dubai. Bushproof is in Madagascar since 2004 and its products are available in all major towns of the country through individual resellers.

Supplier Overview
Company Name	BUSHPROOF
Address	BP 182 Ivato Aeroport Antananarivo 105
Does the supplier have its own production / manufacturing capacity?	Yes and the supplier is directly engaged in the production of various commodities
Does the supplier have its own retail capacity?	Yes and the supplier provides commodities directly to the consumer or end user and manages also retail locations.
Does the supplier have its own transport capacity?	Yes and available for rent
Does the supplier have its own storage facilities?	Yes
Approximate turnover in USD - $	No figures
Payment Methods Accepted	All types
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
All major cities of the country	Antananarivo, Mahajanga, Fianarantsoa, Antsirabe, Tulear, Toamasina, Antsiranana, Sambava, Fort-dauphin.

Primary Goods / Commodities Available
Commodities by Type** (SITC Rev 4 Division Code - Title)		Comments
24/27 - Crude materials, inedible, except fuel	Fuel wood, crude fertilizers, sand/stone/gravel	Manufactured locally and available on the local markets in most of the towns.
51 to 59 - Chemical and related products	Chlorine, pharmaceuticals, soaps, plastic tubes/pipes, chemical fertilizers	One part of chemical and related products are produced or manufactured at Madagascar (chemical fertilizers, soap, plastic tubes...) and another part is imported (pharmaceuticals products, inorganic chemical…). All these products are available in all the main towns of Madagascar.
61 to 69 - Manufactured goods classified chiefly by material	Rubber tyres, wood pallets, textiles, cement, iron/steel pipe fittings, copper wire, metal tanks	Manufactured locally and available in all the main towns of Madagascar.
71 to 79 - Machinery and transport equipment	Engine/machine parts, generators, sewing machines, pumps, telecoms equipment, vehicles	The majority of Machinery and transport equipment are imported but available in all the main towns of Madagascar.
81 to 89 - Miscellaneous manufactured articles	Prefabricated buildings, lighting fixtures, furniture, clothing, medical/surgical instruments	A low quantity is manufactured in Madagascar (mainly furniture, clothing, all easily processable goods...). Most of the miscellaneous items are manufactured abroad (Prefabricated buildings; sanitary, plumbing, heating and lighting fixtures and fittings, medical/surgical instruments…) and are available on small quantity, only in the biggest towns of Madagascar.
91/93/96/97 - Commodities not classified elsewhere	Hand craft, bricks	Madagascar has a huge tradition doing hand craft commodities such as baskets, mats, hats, kitchen items, etc… These commodities are made almost everywhere in the country and are most of the time the main source of income in rural areas. In the centre of the island, during the winter time, the land owners rent there fields to bricks makers. During these 3 month they make bricks they can sell all over the year. The quality is quite good and it is a cheap way to build houses or buildings.

**For FOOD products please see section 3.5.1 Food Suppliers, and for FUEL/PETROLEUM products please see section 3.1 Fuel.

Please note: WFP / Logistics Cluster maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's sui

Madagascar - 3.6 Additional Services

Overview
Accommodation
Electricity and Power
Financial Service Providers
BFV
BNI
Clearing and Forwarding Agents
Handling Equipment
Postal and Courier Services
Printing and Publishing
Taxi Companies
Vehicle Rental
Waste Management and Disposal Services

Overview

The commercial sector of Madagascar is ongoing a difficult period due to the low standard of living conditions of the population. Private companies adapt their products according to the purchasing power of consumers, (in 2016, 90% of the population lived on less than $ 2 a day).

Many companies work with individuals (subcontractors or service providers) to expand their business area and to ensure a better profits. Madagascar still struggles to deal with the informal sector and its notable impact on the commercial sector structure.

For more information on company contact details, please see the following link: HQ staff will input a link to section 4.11 Additional Services Contact List here.

Accommodation

The real estate sector in Madagascar is considered one of the key factors of development. Because of the growth of this sector, it is preferable to approach real estate agencies to ensure the credibility of the goods and avoid scams.

The hotels are numerous and vary according to the level of standing, ranging from a 5-star establishment to the lowest level. Aside from hotels, there is also the possibility to find guest houses or hostels. In the countryside, hotels are scarce and often uncomfortable; it’s recommended to contact the local authority to find safe and secure places to stay.

http://www.madagascar-hotels-online.com/2-choisir-categorie-hotel.html

https://www.tripadvisor.fr/Hotels-g293808-Madagascar-Hotels.html

Electricity and Power

The main source of power in Madagascar is from hydraulic and thermal system. The power generation is controlled by the Government through the JIRAMA. It provides the major electricity production throughout the country and monopolizes the market, especially in the capital. Unfortunately, this company does not produce enough to satisfy local needs even if it collaborates with some privates companies to provide power. Indeed, power cuts are common and last on average one hour to three days depending on the areas.

In remotes areas, the population begins using renewable energies as solar plates, wind turbines provided by other small companies.

Electricity and Power Summary Table in Antananarivo
Production Unit	Type *(Hydroelectric, Thermal, etc.)*	Installed Capacity (MW)	Current Production *(kWh in 2016)*	Current Production *(kWh in 2017)*
JIRAMA Andekaleka	Hydraulic	95	1 695 518	1 615 833
JIRAMA Antelomita	Hydraulic	8,2	83 001	85 847
JIRAMA Mandraka	Hydraulic	24	173 243	30 313
JIRAMA Manandona	Hydraulic	0,8	11 975	13 617
Sahanivotry (private)	Hydraulic	16	204 090	201 510
Fraise TZP (private)	Hydraulic	5	43 024	1 528
JIRAMA Antsirabe	Thermal	4		6 340
SYMBIO (private)	Thermal	40		369 535
AKSAF (private)	Thermal	60		484 851
TAC JOVENNA (private)	Thermal	40		0
AGGREKO (private)	Thermal	56		348 351
AFL (private)	Thermal	45		333 872
FRAISE AMBO (private)	Thermal	20		88 272
FIRST ENERGY (private)	Thermal	5		4 516
EDM (private)	Thermal	5,8		1 075

Financial Service Providers

Several types of financial services are available in Madagascar:

- primary banks such as BOA, BFV, BNI, located everywhere in Madagascar

- microfinance institutions like MICROCRED and ACCES BANQUE

- small micro agricultural credits as CECAM, OTIV

BOA

The Bank of Africa (BOA) is a private sector institution present in Madagascar for the past 18 years. This company has operations in several African countries and is active in all markets:

- Retail: the bank offers a wide range of products for individuals, professionals, TPE, PME.

- Corporate: leasing, international operations, large companies.

- Institutional

- Microfinance and Mesofinance

Company Overview
Company Name	BOA (Bank of Africa)
Address	Antaninarenina, Antananarivo 101
	Available?	Comments *NO LIMIT*
Has IBAN, BIC, or SWIFT number?	Yes	n/a
Provides currency exchange?	Yes	n/a
Will initiate / receive wire transfers?	Yes	n/a
Provides Loan / Credit services?	Yes	n/a
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
ANALAMANGA	Antananarivo, Anjozorbe, Ankazobe, Arivonimamo, Faratsiho, Imerintsiatosika, Mahintsy, Manjakandriana,
ALAOTRA – MANGORO	Ambatondrazaka, Amparafaravola, Moramanga Tanambe
ATSINANANA	Toamasina, Brickaville, Mahanoro
AMORON’I MANIA	Ambositra
ATSIMO-ATSINANANA	Farafangana, Sakaraha, Vangaindrano
ATSIMO ANDREFANA	Tulear, Ifaty
ANOSY	Tolagnaro
ANDROY	Ambovombe
ANALANJIROFO	Sainte-Marie, Fenerive Est, Mananara Nord, Maroantsetra
BOENY	Marovoay, Mahajanga
BONGOLAVA	Tsiroanomandidy
BETSIBOKA	Maevatanana
HAUTE-MATSIATRA	Fianarantsoa, Ambalavao, Ambohimahasoa
ITASY	Arivonimamo, Miarinarivo
IHOROMBE	Ihosy
MENABE	Morondava, Miandrivazo
MELAKY	Maintirano
SOFIA	Antsohihy, Mampikony, Mandritsara, Port Bergé
SAVA	Sambava, Antalaha, Vohemar, Andapa
VATOVAVY FITOVINANY	Manakara, Mananjary
VAKINANKARATRA	Ambatolampy, Antsirabe, Mahazoarivo Atsimo

BFV

The Banky Fampandrosoana ny Varotra (BFV) is a private sector institution present in Madagascar for 19 years. This company is a subsidiary of SOCIETE GENERALE group and present in several cities in Madagascar. All type of banking operation are available at the level of each agency in Madagascar.

Company Overview
Company Name	BFV (Banky Fampandrosoana ny Varotra)
Address	Antaninarenina, Antananarivo 101
	Available?	Comments *NO LIMIT*
Has IBAN, BIC, or SWIFT number?	Yes	n/a
Provides currency exchange?	Yes	n/a
Will initiate / receive wire transfers?	Yes	n/a
Provides Loan / Credit services?	Yes	n/a
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
ANALAMANGA	Antananarivo
ALAOTRA – MANGORO	Moramanga
ATSINANANA	Toamasina, Mahanoro
ATSIMO-ATSINANANA	Farafangana
ATSIMO ANDREFANA	Tulear
ANOSY	Tolagnaro
ANALANJIROFO	Fenerive Est
BOENY	Mahajanga
BONGOLAVA	Tsiroanomandidy
BETSIBOKA	Maevatanana
HAUTE-MATSIATRA	Fianarantsoa
IHOROMBE	Ihosy
MENABE	Morondava
SOFIA	Antsohihy
SAVA	Antalaha, Vohemar, Sambava
VATOVAVY FITOVINANY	Manakara, Mananjary
VAKINANKARATRA	Antsirabe

BNI

BNI Madagascar is a private sector institution present in Madagascar for several years. This company was a subsidiary of Crédit Agricole Group, since 2014, the bank has been majority owned by the consortium Indian Ocean Financial Holdings Limited. All type of banking operation are available at the level of each agency in Madagascar.

Company Overview
Company Name	BNI Madagascar
Address	Analakely, Antananarivo 101
	Available?	Comments *NO LIMIT*
Has IBAN, BIC, or SWIFT number?	Yes	n/a
Provides currency exchange?	Yes	n/a
Will initiate / receive wire transfers?	Yes	n/a
Provides Loan / Credit services?	Yes	n/a
Other Comments or Key Information	n/a

Other Locations
Region(s)	Service Location(s)
ANALAMANGA	Antananarivo
ALAOTRA – MANGORO	Moramanga, Ambatondrazaka
ATSINANANA	Toamasina
ATSIMO-ATSINANANA	Farafangana
ATSIMO ANDREFANA	Tulear
ANOSY	Tolagnaro
AMORON’I MANIA	Ambositra
ANALANJIROFO	Fenerive Est
BOENY	Mahajanga
BONGOLAVA	Tsiroanomandidy
DIANA	Diego, Ambilobe, Nosy be, Ambanja
HAUTE-MATSIATRA	Fianarantsoa, Ambalavao
IHOROMBE	Ihosy
MENABE	Morondava
MELAKY	Maintirano
SOFIA	Antsohihy
SAVA	Andapa, Vohemar, Sambava
VATOVAVY FITOVINANY	Manakara, Mananjary
VAKINANKARATRA	Antsirabe

Clearing and Forwarding Agents

Freight forwarders are service providers that are approved by the State and their role is to ensure the collection of duties and taxes in the Malagasy State. Any transit operation will pass through freight forwarders approved in customs in Malagasy territory without exception especially at the international level.

Handling Equipment

Some large companies specialized in selling materials and handling equipment are located in the capital and especially in the major port and airport cities. Generally, each institute uses its own materials for its operations.

Postal and Courier Services

The Malagasy post is still operational and regularly deals with short and long distance courier throughout the whole country and in international level. Other companies are available to provide service in sending freight: air or postal or door to door; such as DHL or Colis Expresse.

Printing and Publishing

Large printing and publishing companies are present in the major cities of the country. Several partnerships are in place with small businesses such as cyber caffes, available everywhere and generally dealing with the general populations everyday's needs.

Taxi Companies

Taxis are only available in the main towns of Madagascar and can be different depending on the areas:

- The city taxis are owned by individuals and are convenient for all the population and generally available everywhere at any time; some have mobile phones to facilitate communication with their regular customers. They are professionals and have to be registered at government level but most of them are old and not well maintained.

- The airport registered taxis linking the city centers to the airport. They are more professional and their cars are in a better condition.

Most of the agencies travel or hotel recommend their client by using it for security reasons

- Other kind of transportation such as Tuk-Tuk or rickshaw are available out of the capital, they are cheaper and most of the inhabitants are using them.

Vehicle Rental

All major cities have tour operators and agencies to provide car rental. Most of the time, they will be offered with a driver, who may be a guide and especially a good mechanic in case of problem. Hotels can also provide vehicle rental network that are often a little cheaper but without insurance. The car dealers in the capital often offer rental vehicle service.

Waste Management and Disposal Services

Each cities of Madagascar have his own waste management system, but generally, there is a company or agencies under the supervision of the local authority which collects the waste (e.g. SAMVA for Antananarivo). They are autonomous and have their own planning to manage well the garbage removal in all around the town. The problem is that they suffer of a lack of materials like trucks to carry out their task and they are forced to subcontract with the local transporter.

The government does not yet have a recycling project at this time and consequently, waste management company are obliged to forward waste in the places granted by the municipality.

WASTE DISPOSAL-NON-HAZARDOUS

Incineration remains the most used method of disposing garbage. Waste is collected by a company or agency and usually transported to a specific place (municipal landfills) outside the cities for burning.

WASTE DISPOSAL-HAZARDOUS

The waste management system in Madagascar does not have a sorting system. All types of waste are sent to municipal landfills for incineration. Hospitals and several industries have their own incinerators to dispose of their waste.

A few private companies, such as the ADONIS ENVIRONNEMENT GROUP, which brings together several Malagasy companies, make treatment and recovery of hazardous waste (medical waste, hydrocarbon waste) in the major cities of Madagascar (Antananarivo, Tamatave)

Please note: WFP / Logistics Cluster maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's suitability as a reputable service provider

Madagascar - 4 Contact Lists

The following section contains annexes for additional information for the Madagascar LCA

Madagascar - 4.1 Government Contact List

Government Contact List
Decentralized Government Contact List

Government Contact List

City / Town	Ministry	Department	Physical Address	Name	Title	Email	Phone Number (+261)	Website
Antananarivo	Affaires Etrangères		Rue Andriamifidy, Anosy	Me RABARIJAONA Vololomiora Lalanirina	Focal Point	miorarabarijaona@yahoo.fr	0340590367	www.diplomatie.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Affaires étrangères, coopération et développement	Economic Development Board of Madagascar (EDBM)	Immeuble EDBM – Avenue Ramanatsoa Antaninarenina	Mme RAKOTOMANGA Lantoharisoa	Coordinator of one-stop shop	edbm@edbm.mg www.edbm.gov.mg	0340409324 0342067058 0202267040 0202268121
Antananarivo	Agriculture	Service de la sécurité alimentaire et de la nutrition	Anosy	Mr ANDRIAMAHAZO Julien	Head of service	andriamahazojulien@yahoo.fr	0340561028	www.mpae.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Chambre de commerce et d’industrie	Service système d’information	20, rue Henry Razanatseheno	Me Maholy	Secretary		0344710116	www.cci.mg
Antananarivo	Commerce	Bureau des normes de Madagascar (BNM)	Rue Rainandriamapandry Soarano	Mr RAZAFIMAHAFALY Séraphin	General Manager	bnm@bnm.mg seraphin@bnm.mg	0202227970	www.bnm.mg
Antananarivo	Communication et de la relation avec les institutions	Service de la coordination des organisations	Ex-Ambassade de Chine Nanisana	Mr RANDRIAMIHAINGO Joel	Head of service	joel.mihaingo@gmail.com	0340642608	www.mcri.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Communication et de la relation avec les institutions	Autorité de Regulation des Technologies de Communication	Rue Ravoninahitriniarivo Alarobia	Mr RAKOTOARIVELO	General Manager	artec@artec.mg	0340244046	www.omert.mg
Antananarivo	Défence	Service de la défense, de l’environnement et économique	Ampahibe	Colonel RAKOTONIAINA Ndriana	Head of service	rakotoniainandrianaericthierry@yahoo.fr	0320300948	www.defense.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Défence	Corps de Protection Civile (CPC)	Enceinte Base Aéronavale, Ivato	Colonel RAMANAKAVANA Jean Henri José	Chef de corps	cdt.cpc.ivato@defense.gov.mg	0345014298 0320300237

Antananarivo	Eau, Hygiene et Assainissement	Direction générale des ressources en eau	Ambatovinaky	Mr RAFARALAHIMBOA Andriamihaja	General Manager	dgre@mineau.gov.mg	0340201931	www.mineau.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Education		Anosy	Mr RAZAFINDRANOVONA Hasina	National Focal Point	arivelofrancis@yahoo.fr rhasinafrancis@gmail.com	0331106061	www.education.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Energie et des hydrocarbures	Office Malgache des Hydrocarbures (OMH) Service Registre Central d’Exploitation des Hydrocarbures	26, rue Ranarivelo Behoririka	Mr RAVELOSON Cydolain	Head of service	cydolain.raveloson@omh.mg	0320500518 0202222797 0202262046	www.omh.mg
Antananarivo	Energie et Hydrocarbures	Organe de Lutte contre l’Evénement de Pollution marine par les Hydrocarbures (OLEP)	Ambatobe,		Secretary	cn@olep.mg	0202200303 0202424713
Antananarivo	Energie et HYdrocarbures	Direction générale des hydrocarbures	Rue Farafaty Ampandrianomby	Colonel RASOLOMANANA Hajatiana	General Manager	meeh.dgh@gmail.com	0344966255 0340224265	www.mineau.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Environment	Service de la gestion des pollutions	Nanisana	Me RAHELIMALALA Marthe Delphine	Head of service	marthe_rahel@yahoo.fr	0331149941 0340562264	www.ecologie.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Environnement	Office National pour l’Environnement (ONE)	Avenue Rainilaiarivony Antaninarenina,	Me Rado	National Focal Point	one@pnae.mg	0202225999 0202264106
Antananarivo	Finance et du Budget	Direction générale du budget	Antaninarenina	Me ANDRIAMBELO Noro Tiana	Division Head	norotiana.andriambalo@gmail.com	0321106782	www.mefb.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Finance et du Budget	Service des douanes	Antaninarenina		Executive assistant		0202222916	www.douanes.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Immigration	Direction des Renseignements et de l’Immigration et de l’Emigration	Rue Lamyne Gueye Anosy		Secretary		020226662	www.mid.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Industrie	Service de développement des infrastructures industriels	Anosy	Mr ANDRIATSIFILEHY Heninkaja	Design Engineer	heninkaja69@gmail.com	0345479757	www.industrie.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Intérieur	Bureau National de Gestion des Risques et des Catastrophes (BNGRC)	Antanimora	Mr VENTY Thierry	Secretaire Executif	sp.bngrc@bngrc.mg	0344955503 0320370003	www.bngrc-mid.mg
Antananarivo	Intérieur	Cellule de Prevention et de Gestion des Urgences	Boulevard Pierre Rajaonah, 67Ha	General RAZAKANAIVO Mamy Nirina	Executive Secretary	razakanaivom@yahoo.fr	0320217357	www.primature.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Intérieur	Corps des Sapeurs-Pompiers	Tsaralalàna	Colonel RABEMANANTSO Michel	Chef de corps	zaomic@yahoo.fr	0331550086
Antananarivo	Intérieur et Décentralisation	Secrétariat général	Rue Lamyne Gueye Anosy		Secretary	rasoahv@yahoo.fr	0341452301	www.mid.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Météo	Direction de la météorologie appliquée	Ampandrianomby - Ampasampito	Mr RANDRIAMAROLAZA Luc	Manager	luc.randriamarolaza@gmail.com	0340556111	www.transport.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Mines et pétrole	Office des Mines Nationales et des Industries Stratégiques (OMNIS)		Me RASAMIMANANA Onja	Head of information and communication unit	onja@omnis.mg	0333759269
Antananarivo	Peche	Direction de la communication et de l’information	Ampandrianomby	Mme RASOLONJATOVO Norosoa Alice	Manager	rasolona@yahoo.fr / sp.ministre@peche.gov.mg	0340557977	www.peche.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Population	Direction des Etudes, de la Programmation et du Partenariat	23 rue, Razanakombana - Ambohijatovo	Mme RAKOTONIRINA Miarisoa Patricia	Manager	pamiarka@yahoo.fr	0340512155	www.population.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Postes, télécommunication et Développement Numérique	Direction générale chargé des opérations	Place Philibert Tsiranana, Antaninarenina	Mr RAKOTONIAINA Jean Jacques Alphonse	General Manager	jejarakoto@gmail.com / dgo@mptdn.gov.mg	0342034358	www.mptdn.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Primature	Service de la communication interne	BP 248 palais de Mahazoarivo	Mr ANDRIANARIVELO Laza	Head of service	scip@primature.gov.mg	0344628130	www.primature.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Primature	Office National de la Nutrition (ONN) Service de suivi et évaluation	LOT III M 39, ANOSY - Avenue Dr J R Andrianavalona	Mr ANDRIATSARAFARA Lalaharizaka	Head of service	lala_onn@yahoo.fr	0321156114 0340256174	www.office-nutrition.mg
Antananarivo	Santé	Service des urgences, de la réponse aux épidémies et catastrophes	Ambohidahy	Dr ANDRIANARISAINA Benalison	Head of service	suca@sante.gov.mg dsureca@yahoo.com	0331264777	www.sante.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Transport	Direction générale	Anosy	Mr Franck Patrick	General Project coordinator	cgp@mtm.gov.mg	0341011899	www.transport.gov.mg
Antananarivo	Transport	Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale (APMF) Direction de la régulation	Route des hydrocarbures, Alarobia	Me RAHARINIAINA Domoina	Responsible for administrative management of ships	rdomoina@apmf.mg	0321125834 0324278930	www.apmf-madagascar.com
Antananarivo	Transport	Autorité Routière de Madagascar (ARM) Division des travaux d’entretien courant	Immeuble ARM, Rue Ranaivo Paul Alarobia	Mr RATSIMAVO Didier	Division Head	dm.ratsimavo@arm.mg	0331538497	www.arm.mg
Antananarivo	Transport	Aviation civile de Madagascar (ACM) Direction générale	13, Rue Fernand Kasanga, Tsimbazaza	Mr TSIMOLAHY Claudio Anders	Head of certification and supervision department	acm@acm.mg	0320722162 0202222438	www.acm.mg
Antananarivo	Travail et des lois sociales		67 ha	Me Solange	Secretary		0340550607 0202223082
Antananarivo	Travaux Publics		Anosy	Mr ANDRIAMPARANY Jean Chrisostôme	Focal Point	csdrp@mtpm.gov.mg	0341905655	www.mtpm.gov.mg

Decentralized Government Contact List

City / Town	Region/State Authority	Department	Name	Title	Email	Phone Number
AMBANJA	DIANA	Mairie	Mr Siritis DARKHAOUI	Maire	emazavas@gmail.com	032 05 404 03
AMBANJA	DIANA	Mairie	Mr Hassan SAID	Adjoint au Maire	sassansambirano@yahoo.com	032 11 069 65 034 11 069 65
AMBANJA	DIANA	District	Mr Johnny RASOLOFOMANANA	Chef de district	rasolofomananajohnny@gmail.com	032 79 963 34
AMBOASARY	ANOSY	Mairie	Mme Sollange REBOZA RAZAFINDREFANY	Maire		034 05 908 00
AMBOASARY	ANOSY	Mairie	Mr Robinson MAKA	Adjoint au Maire		034 12 714 91
AMBOASARY	ANOSY	Diatrict	Mr Jauvin Thomas ANDRIHAMARO	Chef District		034 05 907 55 034 19 736 00
AMBOVOMBE	ANDROY	Mairie	Mr Zoulphikaraly MAMODALY	Maire	mamodaly.naitha@gmail.com	033 24 019 62
AMBOVOMBE	ANDROY	Mairie	Mr Germain	Adjoint au Maire		033 21 244 59
AMBOVOMBE	ANDROY	Prefecture	Mr Romain MOUSSA	Préfet		034 04 283 74
AMPANIHY	ATSIMO ANDREFANA	Mairie	Mr Jean Jacques RANDRIANANDRASANA	Maire		033 21 414 72
AMPANIHY	ATSIMO ANDREFANA	Mairie	Mr TOVOMASY	Adjoint au Maire	ibramdjeeluciano@gmail.com	033 24 992 10
AMPANIHY	ATSIMO-ANDREFANA	District	Mr Bruno IBRAMDJEE	Chef District		034 50 395 73 032 48 513 27
ANDAPA	SAVA	Mairie	Mr Jean Dodé RAKOTOMAMONJY	Maire		032 62 045 44
ANDAPA	SAVA	Mairie	Mr Jean Claude MEVA	Adjoint au Maire		032 41 801 92
ANDAPA	SAVA	District	Mme Soamiadana Aimée RAFANOMADIO	Chef de district	aiméerafanomadio@yahoo.fr	034 14 522 26 032 40 141 29 033 06 251 13
ANTALAHA	SAVA	Mairie	Mr Eddie FERNAND	Maire	fernand-eddie@yahoo.fr	032 69 096 98
ANTALAHA	SAVA	Mairie	Mme Noeline TSIVAKINA	Adjoint au Maire		032 04 996 20
ANTALAHA	SAVA	District	Mme Marie Annick BEVAZAHA	Chef de District	marie.gaga75@yahoo.fr	032 44 845 93
ANTANANARIVO	ANALAMANGA	Mairie	Mr Mbolatiana ANDRIANAMIARANA	Vice-président du conseil municipal		033 12 117 59 034 04 282 37
ANTANANARIVO	ANALAMANGA	District I	Mme Mirana RAZAFIMANANTSOA	Chef de District	miranamiarimanana@gmail.com	034 07 522 52
ANTANANARIVO	ANALAMANGA	District II	Mme Verohanitra RAHARIMANGANINDRIANA	Chef de District		034 07 522 53
ANTANANARIVO	ANALAMANGA	District III	Me Haingo RAMBOASOLO	Chef de District		034 07 522 54
ANTANANARIVO	ANALAMANGA	District IV	Me Haingo RAZAFIARISON	Chef de District		034 07 522 55
ANTANANARIVO	ANALAMANGA	District V	Me Georgette RAZAIARIMANANA	Chef de District		034 07 522 56
ANTANANARIVO	ANALAMANGA	District VI	Mr Tsiry NOHARY ANDRIANINA	Chef de District		034 07 522 57
ANTSIRABE	VAKINANKARATRA	Mairie	Mr Paul RAZANAKOLONA	Maire	paulrazanakolona@yahoo.fr communeabe@gmail.com	033 15 685 90 034 06 424 66
ANTSIRABE	VAKINANKARATRA	Mairie	Mr Roger RABETOKOTANY	Adjoint Maire	rabetokotanyroger@yahoo.fr	034 36 345 78
ANTSIRABE	VAKINANKARATRA	Préfecture	Me Nalisoa ANDRIATOMPONERA	Préfet	prefecture.antsirabe@gmail.com	034 05 535 91
ANTSIRANANA	DIANA	Mairie	Mr Jean Luc DJAVOSOZARA	Maire	jl.djavo@orange.fr	032 22 299 97
ANTSIRANANA	DIANA	Mairie	Mr Edmond TINA	Secrétaire général	tina_edyy27@yahoo.fr	032 59 832 42
ANTSIRANANA	DIANA	Préfecture	Mr Arsène BANOMA	Préfet		033 15 201 83
ANTSOHIHY	SOFIA	Mairie	Mr Done MARA	Maire		034 84 322 43
ANTSOHIHY	SOFIA	Mairie	Mr RABEFALY	Adjoint au Maire		033 02 783 63 034 02 783 63
ANTSOHIHY	SOFIA	Préfecture	Mr Patrick FRANCHARD	Sous-préfet		032 45 254 47
ANTSOHIHY	SOFIA	Direction de la chambre des commerces et de l’industrie	Mr Désiré RANDRIAMARO	Directeur		034 14 250 07
BEKILY	ANDROY	Mairie	Mr Theo Time THRIMOSON	Maire	cubekily@gmail.com	033 79 226 36
BEKILY	ANDROY	Mairie	Mr Robert RATSIMBAZAFY	Adjoint au Maire		033 09 006 27
BEKILY	ANDROY	District	Mr SAMBO	Chef District	sambovane@gmail.com	033 06 665 54 034 05 553 80
BELO SUR MER	MENABE	Mairie	Mr Francis DAMA	Maire		033 80 857 53 033 05 720 49
BELO SUR MER	MENABE	Mairie	Mr MANEZA	Adjoint au Maire		033 41 333 01
BELO SUR MER	MENABE	Mairie	Mr Constant	Receveur		033 80 807 99
BELO SUR TSIRIBIHINA	MENABE	Mairie	Mr Emmanuel MARINTOETSY	Maire
BELO SUR TSIRIBIHINA	MENABE	Mairie	Mr Martial RANDRIANASOLO	Adjoint du Maire		032 92 932 39
BETIOKY	ATSIMO ANDREFANA	Mairie	Mr Leonard MASINEVA	Maire		033 08 204 05 034 74 674 05
BETIOKY	ATSIMO ANDREFANA	Mairie	Mr Isaka REONJONY	Adjoint au Maire		034 05 885 04 033 08 130 35
BETIOKY	ATSIMO ANDREFANA	District	Mr Rivo RANDRIAMPANALA	Chef District		034 91 464 97 033 14 674 73
BETROKA	ANOSY	Maire	Mr Voajanahary RAOBELITSIROFO	Maire		033 67 219 46
BETROKA	ANOSY	Mairie	Mr José RAHARISON	Adjoint au Maire	rajochan@gmail.com	033 08 300 00 034 05 908 55
BETROKA	ANOSY	District	Mr Jean Louis TAMANGA	Chef District		034 05 907 56
BRICKAVILLE	ANTSINANANA	Mairie	Mr Augustin SATRA	Maire	augustinsatra@gmail.com	O34 51 087 13
FARAFANGANA	ATSIMO ATSINANANA	Mairie	Me Bernadette RAZAFINDRAMANANA	Maire		034 16 072 02
FARAFANGANA	ATSIMO ATSINANANA	Mairie	Mr Camille RAMANAKAVANA	Adjoint Maire	sramanakavanana@gmail.com	034 28 852 82
FARAFANGANA	ATSIMO ATSINANANA	Préfecture	Mr Mahatombo MAHARISON	SG Préfecture	mahatombomaharison@yahoo.fr	034 70 897 65
FENERIVE EST	ANALANJIROFO	Mairie	Mr Franck MANANJARFA	Maire	fmananjara@gmail.com	034 49 622 54 034 13 019 86
FENERIVE EST	ANALANJIROFO	Préfecture	Mr Théophile BELAHY	Préfet	belahytheophile@gmail.com	034 48 387 66 032 67 681 72
FIANARANTSOA	HAUTE MATSIATRA	Mairie	Me HARIMALALA Irma	Maire	lalaina.juliandres@gmail.com cufianarantsoa@gmail.com	034 06 582 62
FIANARANTSOA	HAUTE MATSIATRA	Préfecture	Mr Béril RAZAFINDRAINONY	Préfet		034 19 109 88
IHOSY	IHOROMBE	Mairie	Mr Fanomezantsoa HARINIAINA	Maire	hfanomezantsoa@gmail.com	034 19 841 76
IHOSY	IHOROMBE	Maire	Mr Richard RALAIARIVAOSOLO	Adjoint au Maire	juliasriche@gmail.com	034 70 754 04
IHOSY	IHOROMBE	Préfecture	Mr PHIELY	Préfet		034 43 329 81
MAHAJANGA	BOENY	Mairie	Mr Salim ANDRIATOMANGA	Maire	mairedemajunga@gmail.com	032 79 003 13 034 14 401 00
MAHAJANGA	BOENY	Mairie	Mr MITIANIRIKO	Adjoint au Maire	mitianiriko@gmail.com	034 14 401 02
MAHAJANGA	BOENY	Préfecture	Mr Lahinirina RAVELOMAHAY	Préfet	ravelomahayfitiavana@yahoo.fr	032 02 134 39
MALAIMBANDY	MENABE	Mairie	Mr Reza KASSAMALY	Maire	kassamalysins@gmail.com	032 45 790 41
MANAKARA	VATOVAVY FITOVINANY	Mairie	Mr ANDRIANOGISCAR	Maire	gisandriano@hotmail.fr maninfo@moov.mg	034 14 722 31
MANAKARA	VATOVAVY FITOVINANY	Mairie	Mr Moussa Eugène RAKOTANDRASSOUA	Adjoint Maire		034 10 080 62
MANAKARA	VATOVAVY FITOVINANY	Préfecture	Mr Gilbert RAMANANA	Préfet	prefet_manakara@mid.gog.mg	034 28 345 72
MANANJARY	VATOVAVY FITOVINANY	Mairie	Mr Modeste MAROLAHY	Maire	communeurbainemananjary@gmail.com	034 72 813 36
MANANJARY	VATOVAVY FITOVINANY	Mairie	Mr Jean Louis RAMIADAMAHERY	Adjoint Maire		034 06 547 95
MANANJARY	VATOVAVY FITOVINANY	District	Mr ANDRIAMIHITSAKISA Timothée	Chef de District	mihitsakisa.timothée@yahoo.com	034 31 315 84
MAROANTSETRA	ANALANJIROFO	Mairie	Mr Laurent BEMENA	Maire		032 86 952 01
MAROANTSETRA	ANALANJIROFO	Mairie	Mr Mohamed JAFFARD	Adjoint au Maire		032 41 210 89
MAROANTSETRA	ANALANJIROFO	District	Mr Désiré RANAIVOSON	Chef District	ranaiuvoson@gmail.com	034 15 835 54 032 25 686 37
MIANDRIVAZO	MENABE	Mairie	Dr Raymond RAKOTOARIVELO	Mairie	tatarakotoaivelo@gmail.com	034 87 183 83 033 20 517 70
MIANDRIVAZO	MENABE	Mairie	Mr Riri Ernest RAHERISON	Adjoint au Maire	laicriri@yahoo.fr	033 11 662 72 032 47 498 08
MIANDRIVAZO	MENABE	District	Mr Jean Noel RAMANAKIRAHINA	Chef de District		033 74 199 97
MORAMANGA	ALAOTRA MANGORO	Mairie	Mr Ezékiel RASONJATOVO	Mairie		033 12 971 24
MORAMANGA	ALAOTRA MANGORO	Mairie	Mr Romain RAZANAJATOVO	Adjoint Maire		034 16 679 77
MORAMANGA	ALAOTRA MANGORO	District	Mr Alain RASOLOFONJATOVO	Chef de district	moramangadistrict@gmail.com	034 01 906 04
MOROMBE	ATSIMO-ANDREFANA	Mairie	Mr ROLLAND	Maire		032 60 198 43
MOROMBE	ATSIMO-ANDREFANA	Mairie	Mr Alexis RAKOTONIRINA	Adjoint au Maire	cyber.morombe@gmail.com	032 46 403 10
MOROMBE	ATSIMO-ANDREFANA	District	Mr Arilala José RAVOZANAKA		ravozanakaarilalajose@yahoo.fr	032 96 527 31
MORONDAVA	MENABE	Mairie	Mr Frijof KOLO	Maire	frijofk@yahoo.fr	034 05 575 08 034 66 848 97
MORONDAVA	MENABE	Mairie	Mr Kleber Joseph IKANDRANAMPIONONA	Adjoint au Maire	ikandranampionona@gmail.com	032 02 320 62
MORONDAVA	MENABE	Préfecture	Mr Doris RASAMOELINA ANDRIARILIVA	Préfet		034 67 231 58
NOSY BE	DIANA	Mairie	Mr Aly ABOUDOU	Maire	alyaboudou@hotmail.fr communeurbainenosybe@gmail.com	032 11 075 68
NOSY BE	DIANA	Mairie	Mr Sylvanot RAKOTONIRINA	Adjoint au Maire	sylvano180@yahoo.fr	033 11 074 10
NOSY BE	DIANA	Préfecture	Mr Sabatin RABENANDRIAMANITRA	Préfet		032 25 872 19
NOSY BE	DIANA	Service régional du commerce	Mr Christian ANDRIAMAHASOLO	Chef de service		032 02 273 32
SAINTE MARIE	ANALANJIROFO	Mairie	Mr Ismak Adocroph BEASSOU	Maire	crophebeassou@hotmail.fr	032 44 737 04 034 96 122 51
SAINTE MARIE	ANALANJIROFO	Mairie	Mr Albert LANTOU	Adjoint Maire	lantoualbert@moov.mg	032 40 257 18
SAINTE MARIE	ANALANJIROFO	Prefecture	Mr Simon RAVALA	Prefet	ralimone@yahoo.fr	034 04 117 87
SAMBAVA	SAVA	Mairie	Mr François TOTO	Maire		032 02 463 58
SAMBAVA	SAVA	Mairie	Mr Emanuel GERMAIN	Adjoint au Maire		032 04 507 13
SAMBAVA	SAVA	Préfecture	Mr Boniface BEMANANJARA	Préfet	bemananjaraboniface@gmail.com	032 03 208 01
TAMATAVE	ANTSINANANA	Mairie	Mr Laurent RATSIRAKA	Maire		034 83 700 02
TAMATAVE	ANTSINANANA	Mairie	Mme Célestine RAVELONDRAZANA	Adjoint au Maire	ravelocel@yahoo.fr	034 43 759 80
TAMATAVE	ANTSINANANA	Préfecture	Mr Cyrille BENANDRASANA	Préfet		034 45 581 31
TOLAGNARO	ANOSY	Mairie	Mr George RANDRIANAINA	Maire	commune.fortdauphin@gmail.com	033 20 614 01 034 20 614 01
TOLAGNARO	ANOSY	Mairie	Mr Idealy MANERANKERY	Adjoint au Maire		034 12 505 95
TOLAGNARO	ANOSY	Préfecture	Mr Abdon Marie RAVELONANDRO	Préfet		034 05 907 53
TSIHOMBE	ANDROY	Mairie	Mr Christian VONTSOA	Maire	vontsoachristian@gmail.com	033 13 249 65
TSIHOMBE	ANDROY	Mairie	Mr IVOROMBARO	Adjoint au Maire		033 08 034 66
TSIHOMBE	ANDROY	District	Mr Fortuna BOTOMANANTSOA	Chef District		032 71 926 44
TULEAR	ATSIMO-ANDREFANA	Mairie	Mr Jean RABEHAJA	Maire		034 05 551 50
TULEAR	ATSIMO-ANDREFANA	Mairie	Mme Niny Augustine ZAFINDRAVOLA	Adjoint au Maire	ninizaf@gmail.com	033 83 071 55
TULEAR	ATSIMO-ANDREFANA	Préfecture	Mr Edward ANDRIANJAFINAIVO	Préfet		034 14 021 14
VANGAINDRANO	ATSIMO ATSINANANA	Mairie	Mr Dauphin EMILSON	Maire	emilsondauphin@gmail.com	034 90 071 71 034 55 360 51
VOHEMAR	SAVA	Mairie	Mr Claude JEAN	Maire	commune.urbainevohemar@gmail.com	032 04 314 44 032 26 279 49 034 93 559 91
VOHEMAR	SAVA	Mairie	Mr Hubert JEAN	Adjoint au Maire	jeanhubertbe913@gmail.com	032 04 002 53
VOHEMAR	SAVA	District	Mr Jaona RANDRIANAIVO	Chef de District	rnavalona18@gmail.com	034 06 517 53 032 04 056 54 034 05 535 77

Madagascar - 4.2 Humanitarian Agency Contact List

Organization	Position	Name	Email	Phone Number	Area of Intervention	Website
ACF	Country Director	Mr Olivier BENQUET	ccdm@mg.missions-acf.org	0327165742	Analamanga, Bongolava, Itasy, Tulear, Betioky	www.actioncontrelafaim.org
ACF	Head of Logistics	Mr Stephen ROLS	logco@mg.missions-acf.org	0320760625 0330244642	Analamanga, Bongolava, Itasy, Tulear, Betioky	www.actioncontrelafaim.org
AFD	Country Director	Mr Bertrand FICINI	ficinib@afd.fr	0202220048	All areas	www.afd.fr
AFD	Head of Logistics	Mme Danielle RABENIRINA	rabenirinad@afd.fr	0202220048	All areas	www.afd.fr
AFDI	Country Director	Mme Sanda RALAMBORANTO	afdimada@moov.mg	0202252744	All areas	www.afdi-opa.org
ASF	Chief Programme officer	Mr Xavier VINCKE	xavier.vincke@asfbelgium.org	+32 22134255	Région Sud	www.asfbelgium.org
CARE	Country Director	Mr Rajaonarison ANDRIAMIARINARIVO	rivo.rajaonarison@care.org	0344930187	Région Est, Nord-Est, Antananarivo	www.care.org
CARE	Head of Logistics	Mme Rindra RAKOTOARISOA	rindra.rakotoarisoa@care.org	0344930302	Région Est, Nord-Est, Antananarivo	www.care.org
CICR	Country Director	Mme Perrine LOUART	pelouart@icrc.org	0321230311	All areas	https://www.icrc.org
CICR	Head of Logistics	Mme Lucienne RANDIMBILAHY	lrandimbilahy@icrc.org	0321230319	All areas	https://www.icrc.org
CRM	Secretary General	Mr Andoniaina RATSIMAMANGA	sg@crmada.org	0320322101	All areas	www.croixrougemalagasy.org
CRM	Head of Logistics	Mr Aina RAKOTOJAONA	assist_log@crmada.org	0320322224	All areas	www.croixrougemalagasy.org
CRS	Country Director	Mr Joshua POOLE	Joshua.Poole@crs.org	0340515680	Régions de : Diana, Analanjirofo, Atsinanana, Boeny, Analamanga, Bongolava, Haute Matsiatra Vatovay Fitovinany, Atsimo Atsinanana, Atsimo Andrefana, Androy, Anosy	www.crs.org
CRS	Head of Logistics	Mr Jery ANDRIANAIVO	jerytovondriana.andrianaivo@crs.org	0340515929		www.crs.org
CARITAS	Country Director	Mgr Marie Odon RAZANAKOLONA	caritasm@moov.mg	0202227178	Antananarivo, Tulear	www.caritas.org
CARITAS	Head of Emergency	Mr Louis RAZANOELINA	caritasaid@yahoo.fr	0345524233	Antananarivo, Tulear	www.caritas.org
FAO	Country Director	Mr Louis MUHIGIRWA	louis.muhigirwa@fao.org	0202228831	All areas	www.fao.org
FAO	Head of Logistics	Mme Dina RAKOTOANADAHY	diana.rakotoanadahy@fao.org	0202228831	All areas	www.fao.org
GIZ	Country Director	Mr Christoph FELDKOETTER	giz-madagaskar@giz.de	0321142588	Régions : DIANA, SAVA, Analamanga, Boeny Extrême Sud et Sud-est	www.giz.de
GIZ	Head of Logistics	Mme Alexandra REISER	giz-madagaskar@giz.de	0321142588		www.giz.de
HELVETAS	Country Director	Mr Christian STEINER	christian.steiner@helvetas.org	0320361294	Région Diana (Ambanja, Ambilobe), Sava (Andapa), Analamanga, Itasy, Vakinankaratra, Amoron’i Mania, Haute-Matsiatra, Atsimo Andrefana	https://madagascar.helvetas.org
HELVETAS	Head of Logistics	Mr Lalanirina RAVELOSON	lalanirina.raveloson@helvetas.org	0320358420		https://madagascar.helvetas.org
HI	Country Director	Mr Duat Liorens PILAR	dp@handicap-international-mada.org		All areas	www.handicapinternational.be
HI	Head of Logistics	Mr Lalaina RANAIVOSON Zo	rlog@handicap-international-mada.org	0321184008 0348022883	All areas	www.handicapinternational.be
Inter Aide	Country Director	Mr Thomas LEONARD	thomas.leonard@interaide.org	0324913085	Farafangana, Manakara, Vohipeno, Mananjary, Vavatenina, Fenerive Est, Soaniarana Ivongo, Manjakadriana, Ambohidratrimo	www.interaide.org
Inter Aide	Head of Logistics	Mr RAFANOMEZANTSOA	log.interaide@moov.mg	0322686584		www.interaide.org
MEDAIR	Country Director	Mr Klaas OVERLADE	cdmadagascar@medair.org	0320514691	Nord-est, Sud, Antananarivo	www.medair.nl
MEDAIR	Head of Logistics	Mr Toky ANDRIANARISOA	logistictana@medair.org	0320514680	Nord-est, Sud, Antananarivo	www.medair.nl
OCHA	Humanitarian Affairs Officer	Mr Rija RAKOTOSON	rakotoson@un.org	0331507693	All areas	www.unocha.org
OCHA	Head of Logistics	Mme Norosoa RAKOTOMALALA	rakotomalala@un.org		All areas	www.unocha.org
OIM	Head of mission	Mr Daniel SILVA	dsilva@iom.int	0325654954	Nord-est, Sud	www.iom.int
OIM	Head of Logistics	Mr Navalona RANDRIAKOTO	nrandriakoto@iom.int	0341117723	Nord-est, Sud	www.iom.int
SIF	Contry Director	Mr Alphonse KANANUR	cdmmadagascar@secours-islamique.org	0340236045	Morombe, Tuléar, tananarive, Beloha, Tsihombe, Bekily	www.secours-islamique.org
UNDP	Country Director	Mr Yacin KOUADIO	yacin.koadio@undp.org	0202330092	All areas	www.mg.undp.org
UNDP	Head of Logistics	Mme Lalatiana RAVALISON	lalatiana.ravalison@undp.org	0202330092	All areas	www.mg.undp.org
UNICEF	Country Director	Mr Benoit VONTHRON	bvonthron@unicef.org	0202330094	All areas	www.unicef.org
UNICEF	Head of Logistics	Mr Naina RASIANAIVO	nrasoanaivo@unicef.org	0202330094	All areas	www.unicef.org
UNFPA	Country Director	Mr Constant-Serge BOUNDA	bounda@unfpa.org	0320784605	All areas	www.madagascar.unfpa.org
UNFPA	Head of Logistics	Mr Solomandresy RATSARAZAKA	solomandresy@unfpa.org	0320784538	All areas	www.madagascar.unfpa.org
WFP	Country Director	Mr Moumini OUEDRAOUGO	moumini.ouedraougo@wfp.org	0320713701	Sud, Sud-est, Nord-est, Est	www1.wfp.org
WFP	Head of Logistics	Mr Uwe SONNTAG	uwe.Sonntag@wfp.org	0320713740	Sud, Sud-est, Nord-est, Est	www1.wfp.org
WHH	Country Director	Mr Jean Philippe JARRY	JeanPhilippe.Jarry@welthungerhilfe.de	0202255640	Sud, Sud-est	http://asara-aina.eu

Madagascar - 4.3 Laboratory and Quality Testing Companies Contact List

Company	Street / Physical Address	Name	Title	Email	Phone Number	Fax Number	Website	Description of Services
ACSQDA Agence de Contrôle de la sécurité Sanitaire et de la Qualité des Denrées Alimentaire	Tsaralalàna Antananarivo 101	Mr Zoelinirina RAKOTOVAO	Director	acqsdasan@yahoo.fr	032 89 197 99			Biological and food analysis
ARP Autorité de Règlementation Pharmaceutique or AGMED Agence du Médicament de Madagascar	8, Rue Karija Tsaralalana, Antananarivo 101	Dr Yvette RAKOTOBE	Director	yvette.agmed@blueline.mg	032 04 501 97			Pharmaceutical products analysis
Bush Proof	Ivato Aeroport, BP 182 Antananarivo 105	Mr Serge RANAIVOJAONA	General Manager	madagascar@bushproof.com serge@bushproof.com	033 11 997 56 032 42 769 86		www.bushproof-madagascar.com	Water quality Analysis
CMM Labo.	Lot Vf 13 Mahamasina, Antananarivo 101	Dr Toky RANDRIAMAHAZO	Manager	drrtoky@yahoo.fr	034 06 291 48		www.cmmlabo.com	Laboratory of Biomedical analysis
Biomedimad Centre d’investigatios biomédicales de Madagascar	Cité Planton Antananarivo 101	Pr Daniel GISY	Director		032 04 863 51 032 92 891 15 033 07 127 94			Laboratory for biological, biochemical, immune-isto –chemical, etc…analysis
Institut Pasteur Centre de Biologie Clinique	Avaradoha, Antananarivo 101	Dr Frédérique RANDRIANIRINA	Director	frederique@pasteur.mg	034 14 412 74			Biomedical analysis
Istitut Pasteur Laboratoire d’Hygiènes des aliments et de l’environnement	Avaradoha, Antananarivo 101	Mme Alexandra BASTARAUD	Director	abastaraud@pasteur.mg	032 28 629 71			Food, hygiene and environment analysis
Jiro sy Rano Malagasy (JIRAMA)	Soanierana Antananarivo 101	Mr Rija Lalaina RAMAROSANDRATANA	Water operation Manager	dexo@jirama.mg	034 83 89 419 032 95 89 419			Water quality control and Analysis
Pharmacie HANITRA	Route Circulaire Ankorahotra, BP 244 Antananarivo 101	Mr ANDRIANJAFY Hanitra	Manager	labohanitra@moov.mg pharm.han@moov.mg	032 04 454 10 020 22 312 81			Medicines and medical products analysis
SAYBOLT	Lot III H 108 C Ambohibao Mamamba, Antananarivo 101	Mme Ezzedine H'MIDA	Head of agency	direction.saybolt@moov.mg	034 05 072 11 020 22 443 94			Fuel testing and analysis
GRT Galana Raffinerie Terminal	Manangareza, Toamasina 501	M. Olivier RANDRIANARISON	Manager	grt@galana.com	033 50 318 15 020 53 329 12 020 53 333 39	53 337 05 53 301 01	www.galana.com	Fuel testing and analysis
LPSA Logistique Pétrolière SA	Rue Ravoninahitriniarivo Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101	M. Patrick RASOLOMAMPIONONA	Heads of operation and methods department	contact@logpetro.com	033 04 002 60 032 05 379 34 020 22 379 34	23 379 06	www.logpetro.com	Fuel testing and analysis

Madagascar - 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List

Port / Location	Company	Physical Address	Name	Title	Email / Website	Phone Number	Key role / Description of Duties
Antananarivo	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Routes des Hydrocarbures, Alarobia B.P. 581 Antananarivo 101		Receptionist	apmf@apmf.org www.apmf.mg	0202253884 0202425700 0321125700	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Antananarivo	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Routes des Hydrocarbures, Alarobia B.P. 581 Antananarivo 101	Me Lea RAJOELINA	c/o Directeur de la régulation	lea@apmf.mg www.apmf.mg	0321125818	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Ankify	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Mr Nicomed	Head of wharf		0325630095	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Ankify	GOTMANO		Mr Abdoul KINGA	President		0328012176	Ankify/Nosy be Groupment of sea transporters
Antalaha	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Mr Eric RATSIMBA	Regional Director	ratsimbamichel@yahoo.fr	0321125706	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Antalaha	SAMA Société D’Acconage et de Manutention d’Antalaha	Boulevard Maritime BP 11 Antalaha 206	Mr Alain RAKOTONIRINA	Port Officer	portantalaha@gmail.com	0320531187	Port Management company (Also provide handling, security, warehousing…)
Antsiranana	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Ville Basse BP 109 Antsiranana 201	Mr Jaona RAMANANSOA	Regional Director	jaona@apmf.mg	0321125765	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Antsiranana	CMDMD	BP 5, Antsiranana 201			cmdmdie@cmdmd.mg	0208222606	Stevedoring for MSC containers line
Antsiranana	COMADIE	Rue Flacourt BP 205 Antsiranana 201			comadiecompta@wanadoo.mg	0208223333	Stevedoring for CGA-CGM containers line
Antsiranana	SGTPSM	Rue Flacourt BP 205 Antsiranana 201			sgtpsm@wanadoo.mg	0208223333	Towing
Antsiranana	SMOI PT	BP 3160 Antananarivo 101			smoi.mar@wanadoo.mg ger@smoi.mg	0202245156	Steering / boatage
Antsiranana	SOMAPOR	Rue Béniowsky, Antsiranana 201				0208221373	Manufacture of metal cans
Antsiranana	PFOI	Proprieté Lamatra ville basse Antsiranana 201				0208222121	Fishing and storage
Antsiranana	CSM Compagnie Salinière de Madagascar	BP 29 Antsahampano Antsiranana 201			consalmag@orange.mg	0208221373	Salt company
Antsiranana	Gasy Net	BP 1430 Andraharo Antnanarivo101			mg.compta.gasynet@sgs.com	0202356410	Scanner control
Antsiranana	LPSA	Poste Boutique Zoom BP12027 Antnanarivo 101			administrateur@logpetro.com	0320537934	Setting up pipe line
Antsohihy	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Me RAISSA	Regional representative	wardahraissa@yahoo.fr	0320228673	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Belo sur Tsiribihina	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Mr Roland RATOVONDRAHONA	Regional representative	rolandrtovondrahona@gmail.com	0321125811	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Belo sur Tsiribihina	COFIAT Cooperative Fitaterana ato Tsiribihina		Mr Mossa ADAMOU	President		0324279932	Groupment of transporters with a capacity of 8 Bacs and 42 motorized canoes
Farafangana	Transport Doris		Mr SCHCHWEITZER	Director		0347978329	River transport by boat
Farafangana	Sté Tsivahiny		Mr Ely	Director		0348160161	River transport by boat
Mahajanga	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Boulevard Point Carré BP 36 Mahajanga 401	Mr Maurice TIANJARA	Regional Director	maurice@apmf.mg	0321125708	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Mahajanga	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Boulevard Point Carré BP 36 Mahajanga 401	Mr Decle TATAZANDRINY	Head of warf	Tatazandriny1988@gmail.com	0321125793	Port manager
Mahajanga	SMOI PT	BP 3160 Antananarivo 101			smoi.mar@wanadoo.mg ger@smoi.mg	0202245156	Steering / boatage
Mahajanga	SEMS	BP 1244 Mahajanga 401			semsmga@wanadoo.mg	0206222876	Stevedoring for MSC containers line Slipway and fairing
Mahajanga	COMAMA	Immeuble Gitane 17, Rue Richelieu Mahajanga 401			dir@comama.mg	0206224278	Stevedoring for CGA-CGM containers line
Mahajanga	EUSTRATIOU	14, Rue Flacourt Mahajanga 401			keanissos@moov.mg	0320701091	Bac Boeny operator
Mahajanga	Gasy Net	BP 1430 Andraharo Antnanarivo101			mg.compta.gasynet@sgs.com	0202356410	Scanner control
Mahajanga	LPSA	Poste Boutique Zoom BP12027 Antnanarivo 101			administrateur@logpetro.com	0320537934	Setting up fuel pipe line
Mahajanga	VITOGAZ	BP 3984 Antananarivo 101			vitogazmada@vitogaz.mg	0202236400	Setting up gas pipe line
Mahajanga	SOMAPECHE	BP 324 Mahajanga 401			secr.somapeche@moov.mg	0206229327	Fishing and treatment company
Mahajanga	REFRIGEPECHE	BP 450 Mahajanga 401			ro.dg@moov.mg	0206222438	Fishing and treatment company
Mahajanga	COLAS	BP 133 Antananarivo				0202220416	Logistics base
Mahanoro	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Isabelle RATSIMBA	Regional representative	ratsimbaisabelle@gmail.com	0321125762	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Mananjary	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Me Sylvia RAZAFIJAONA	Regional director	razafijaona@gmail.com	0321125733	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Mananjary			Mr Mickael MAC	Company owner	mickael.mac8@gmail.com	0324080438	River transport
Mananjary			Mr Alixia SIOUKING MAC	Company owner	alxiamac@yahoo.fr	0340113565	River transport
Mananjary	Magasin central		Arcadius WAI	Company owner	magasincentral@gmail.com	0320509313	River transport
Maroantsetra	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Mr Arnaud ANDRIAMIALY	Regional director	arnaudzafy@yahoo.fr	0321125810	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Miandrivazo	Sté Riri		Mr Ernest RAHERISON	Company owner	laicriri@yahoo.fr	0331166272 0324749808	River Transport
Morondava	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Port Bebe Morondava 619	Mr Franclair BOTOU	Regional director	botoufranclair@yahoo.fr	0321125738 0340302206	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Morondava	SOPEMO	Rue du Batelage BP 88 Morondava 619			sdi.sopemo@moov.mg	0209552351	Fishing and treatment company
Nosy Be	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Port de Hell ville Nosy Be 207	Mr Pascal RATOVONJANAHARY	Regional director	rapassy2000@yahoo.fr	0321125720	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Nosy Be	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Port de Hell ville Nosy Be 207	Mr Louvin	Deputy director		0321117182 0321125735	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Nosy Be	SAMM	Port de Hell ville BP 164 Nosy Be 207	Mr Jean Marc	Manager	samm.exp@moov.mg	0320599727	Stevedoring
Nosy Be	SAMM	Port de Hell ville BP 164 Nosy Be 207	Mr Romuald	Finance director	samm.daf@moov.mg	0208661537	Stevedoring
Nosy Be	MARINA	Port du Cratère BP 149 Nosy Be 207			contact@marina.mg	0322226626	Cruise ship port operator
Nosy Be	Nosy Vorona	BP 201 Nosy Be 207			iledereve@gmail.com	0320236703	Construction company
Nosy Be	GOTMANO Groupement de transporteurs Ankify Nosy Be		Mr Abdoul KINGA	President		0328012176	Ankify/Nosy be Transporter groupment
Sainte Marie	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Ilot Madame Ambodifatatra 515	Mr Dany AZENOR	Regional director	azenortrérard@apmf.mg	0321125763	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Sainte Marie			Mr Romuald	Boat owner		0324582677	Cabotage in between Tamatave and Ste Marie
Toamasina	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale	Ambodimanga BP 372 Toamasina 501	Mr Eric RATSIMBA	Regional Director	eric@apmf.mg	0321125706	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Toamasina	SPAT Société du Port Autonome de Toamasina	BP 492 Toamasina 501	Mr. Jami INJONA	Port capitain	capitainerie@port-toamasina.com www.port-toamasina.com	0342315985	Port director
Toamasina	SPAT Société du Port Autonome de Toamasina	BP 492 Toamasina 501			spdg@port-toamasina.com www.port-toamasina.com	0205332155	Piloting, towing, boatage
Toamasina	MICTSL	BP 138 10, Rue du commerce Ampasimazava Toamasina 501			info@ictsi.mg www.ictsi.com	0205335204 0205335205	Stevedoring (container only)
Toamasina	SMMC	BP 529 5, Rue de commerce Toamasina 501			contact@smmc.mg www.smmc.mg	0205391263	Conventional Handling
Toamasina	GRT Galana Raffinerie Terminal	Manangareza Toamasina 501			grt@galana.com www.galana.com	0205332912 0205333339	Main national Oil Terminal management
Toamasina	AMBATOVY	Immeuble Tranofitaratra Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101			sales@ambatovy.mg http://www.ambatovy.com	0202239735	Mining company
Toamasina	SMSD 1		Mr KWONG Jean Eugène		s.m.s.d.seatrans@gmail.com	0333715624	Boat company, cabotage on the east coast
Toamasina	SMSD 2 (M/S TONGATSARA)		Mr Sylvain		s.m.s.d.seatrans@gmail.com	0333715652 0325103346	Boat company, cabotage on the east coast
Toamasina	M/S BALEINE		Mr Jean-claude			0324852751	Boat company, cabotage on the east coast
Toamasina	M/S SORINDRA		Mr Zo		herizo.hbc@gmail.com	0320471144 0332399900	Boat company, cabotage on the east coast
Toamasina	Antogil Cruise		Mr Barthelemie Randrianrison		madacruise@gmail.com	0344856134 0320545652	Boat company, cabotage on the east coast
Tolagnaro	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Mr Sonn RABARY		sonnrabary@apmf.mg	0321125760	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Tolagnaro	PDE (Port D’Eohala) / QIT Madagascar Minerals		Mr Maminiaina RAKOTOMALALA	Port Officer	m.rakotomalala@ehoalaport.com	0346505322	Port management (global concession) Mining company
Tolagnaro	PDE (Port D’Eohala) / QIT Madagascar Minerals	Immeuble ASSIST 5ème étage Ivandry - BP 4003 Antananarivo 101			philippe.murcia@riotinto.com	0202242559	Port management (global concession) Mining company
Talagnaro	SEPL Strong Ehoala Port Logistics		Mr Mark BULTER	Director	mbulter@stxgroup.net	0320346001	Stevedoring - towing
Tolagnaro	SEPL Strong Ehoala Port Logistics		Mr Neil JILLAM	Manager	njillam@stxgroup.net	0320346003	Stevedoring - towing
Tolagnaro	ISPS – FSO		Mr Maminiaina RAKOTOMALALA	Port Officer	m.rakotomalala@ehoalaport.com	0346505322	Port security management ISPS implementor
Tolagnaro	G4S		Mr Maglouar MAMELONA	Manager	g4s.ftu.ops1@mg.g4s.com	0320783318 0346914072	Port guarding/carteking
Toliara	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Mr Ronsard Franck RAKOTOZAFIARIMAMY	Regional Director	ronsarda@yahoo.fr	0321125780	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Toliara	SMOI PT	BP 5160 Antananarivo 101			ger@smoi.mg	0202224387	Piloting, boatage
Toliara	COMATO	BP 460 Toliara 601	Mr Nirina SITRAK’ANDRIANARISAINA	Manager	comato-direction@blueline.mg finance@comato.mg	0209441031 0340215270 0320215270	Stevedoring
Toliara	SEMS	BP 647 Toliara 601	Mr Augustin JAOJY	Manager	semstul.dir@moov.mg semstul@moov.mg	0341858315 0209444318	Stevedoring
Toliara	Gasy Net	BP 1430 Andraharo Antnanarivo101			mg.compta.gasynet@sgs.com	0202356410	Scanner control
Toliara	LPSA	Poste Boutique Zoom BP12027 Antnanarivo 101			administrateur@logpetro.com	0320537934	Setting up fuel pipe line
Toliara	SOPETO	BP 1057 Toliara 601				0202233216	Fishing and treatment company
Vohemar	APMF Agence Portuaire Maritime et Fluviale		Mr Arlo SOANDRO		soandroarlo@gmail.com	0321125724	Authority in charge of port, maritime and river regulation
Vohemar	SGPI Société de Gestion du Port d’Iharana	Andranomasimbe 1 Vohemar 208	Cpt Henri BEFOUROUACK		commandant@sgpivohemar.com	0320405365	Port management

Madagascar - 4.5 Airport Companies Contact List

Airport / Location	Company	Physical Address	Name	Title	Email / Website	Phone Number	Key role / Description of Duties
Antananarivo	ACM Aviation civile de Madagascar	13 rue Fernand Kassanga BP 4414 Antananarivo 101	Mr Claudio TSIMOLAHY	Head of certification and oversight department	claudio@acm.mg www.acm.mg	0320722162 0202222438	Authority in charge of aviation regulation
Antananarivo	ACM Aviation civile de Madagascar	13 rue Fernand Kassanga BP 4414 Antananarivo 101	Mr Paul Frédéric ANDRIANASITERA	Head of Regulatory and Economic Studies Department	fpha@acm.mg www.acm.mg		Authority in charge of aviation regulation and legal affair
Antananarivo	ACM Aviation civile de Madagascar	13 rue Fernand Kassanga BP 4414 Antananarivo 101	Mr Herimino RANDRIAMANALINA	Head of aircraft registration office	rahd@acm.mg www.acm.mg		In charge of aircraft registration
Antananarivo	ACM Aviation civile de Madagascar	13 rue Fernand Kassanga BP 4414 Antananarivo 101	Mr Herimino RANDRIAMANALINA	Head of aircraft registration office	christianmichel@acm.mg www.acm.mg		In charge of airstrips and airports autorisation
Antananarivo	ACM Aviation civile de Madagascar	13 rue Fernand Kassanga BP 4414 Antananarivo 101	Me Josiane RAMAHERISON	Telecommunication center	JRAM@acm.mg acm.fltpermit@gmail.com www.acm.mg		Authority in charge of telecommunication and flight plans
Antananarivo	ACM Aviation civile de Madagascar	13 rue Fernand Kassanga BP 4414 Antananarivo 101	Mr Nirison RAKOTOARIMANANA	Weather oversight department	nirisonrakotoari@acm.mg www.acm.mg		Authority in charge of aviation regulation and weather information
Antananarivo	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar	Zone Aviation Générale aéroport d'Ivato BP 5271 Antananarivo 105	Mr Jean Germain ANDRIANIAINA	Technical and Operations Director	andrianiainadt@adema.mg	03407113090202244042	Company in charge of public airports supervision
Antananarivo	Ravinal Airports	Ivato Airport Antananarivo 105	Mr Vincent DEVAUCHELLE	General director	v.devauchelle@ravinala-airports.mg	0344933301	Company supervising Ivato and Nosy be international airports
Antananarivo	Ravinal Airports	Ivato Airport Antananarivo 105	Mr Jean Luc MEYTS	Operations and Maintenance Manager	jl.meyts@ravinala-airports.mg	0344933303	Company supervising Ivato and Nosy be international airports
Antananarivo	Ravinal Airports	Ivato Airport Antananarivo 105		24/7 permanence officer (officier de quart)	ofq@ravinala-airports.mg	0344933315	Company supervising Ivato and Nosy be international airports
Antananarivo	ASECNA	Ivato Airport Antananarivo 105	Mr Harilalaina RASOAMANANA	Responsable Navigation Aérienne	www.asecna.aero/index.php/fr/	0202258113/14	Air Traffic Service Rescue Service and Fire Fighting
Antananarivo	Total Aviation	Immeuble Fitaratra , Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101	Mr Naly Rado RAKOTOVAO	Responsable Aviation	naly-rado.rakotovao@total.com.mg www.total.mg	0202239040 0320720259	Only seller of Jet A1 and Avgaz in Madagascar, they are present in 13 airport across the island.
Antananarivo	SAMADA	Immeuble ASSIST 2eme étage Ivandry Antananarivo 101	Mr Jean François SENAHADJI	Operation director	contact@samada-sa.mg http://samada-sa.mg	0320361004	Company in charge of the airport security in the 8^th biggest airports of Madagascar
Antananarivo	MGH Madagascar Ground Handling	Ivato Airport Antananarivo 105			contact@mg-handling.com	0340222254	In charge of handling operations in the international airports for the international/regional flights only.
Antananarivo	Air Madagascar	Air Madagascar 31, Avenue de l’indépendance Antananarivo 101	Me Sandrine RAZAFIMPANILO		s.razafimpanilo@airmadagascar.com tnreumd@airmadgascar.com	0344922208 0202251444	Main national flight company, operating daily flight to 9 domestic destinations. They also operate regional and international flights. In the airport, they operate regular national flights, they are also in charge of handling operations for all domestic flights.
Antananarivo	Air Madagascar	31, Avenue de l’indépendance Antananarivo 101		General director	dg@airmadagascar.com	0202222222
Antananarivo	ASF Aviation sans frontières	La maison des ailes Rue Montoyerstaat - 1 box 36 B-1000 Brussels - Belgium	Mr Xavier VINCKE	Chief Programme officer	Xavier.vincke@asfbelgium.org www.asfbelgium.org	+32 22134255	NGO providing support to development and humanitarian agencies, in term of aviation expertise or free travel to intervention areas
Antananarivo	MAF Mission Aviation Fellowhsip	Zone Aviation générale Ivato aéroport Antananarivo 101	Mr Samuel JAKOB	Programme Manager	mdg.progmgr@mafint.org	0321103040	On-demand flights for the benefits of National churches, Christian missions, development organizations and agencies, within the scope of their humanitarian interventions as well as ministries in respect of the conventions established
Antananarivo	MAF Mission Aviation Fellowhsip	Zone Aviation générale Ivato aéroport Antananarivo 101	Mr Ryan UNGER	Flight Operations Manager	mdg.opsmgr@mafint.org	0321103031
Antananarivo	MAF Mission Aviation Fellowhsip	Zone Aviation générale Ivato aéroport Antananarivo 101	Mr Mamy RAHAJARIJAONA	Flight Operations Coordinator	mdg.ops@mafint.org	0321165605 (7/7 from 7 to 15h30) 0329758032 (night and public holiday)
Antananarivo	Helimission	Zone Aviation générale Ivato aéroport Antananarivo 101	Mr Jean Christophe GALLARATO	Programme director	jean-christophe.gallarato@hm-int.org jcmagallarato@gmail.com	0321177143	On-demand helicopter flights for the benefits of National churches, Christian missions, humanitarian agencies, within the scope of their humanitarian interventions as well as ministries in respect of the conventions established
Antananarivo	Helimission	Zone Aviation générale Ivato aéroport Antananarivo 101	Me Felana RRABEARIMANANA	Accounting	admin.madagascar@hm-int.org	0325654907 0202475078 0202428002
Antananarivo	HoverAid	Zone Aviation générale Ivato aéroport Antananarivo 101	Mr Peter VAN BUUREN	Country Director	operations.madagascar@hoveraid.com	0340710011 0330280423	Non-profit organization, providing Hovercraft to humanitarian actors in order to reach difficult areas.
Antananarivo	Assist Aviation	Immeuble Assist Ivandry Antananarivo 101	Mr Régis MOUGIN	General Director	aviation.dg@assistgroup.mg	0340718598 0202420611 0202242953	On demand private flight company
Antananarivo	HFF Travel Airways	Zone Aviation générale Ivato aéroport Antananarivo 105	Mr Emmanuel REBIERE	General Director	hff.airways@hff.mg	0343722852 0202258259	On demand private flight company
Antananarivo	Madagasikara Airways	Explorer Business Park Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101	Mr Eddi RATSITO		ankoay@madagasikaraairways.com cceo@madagasikaraairways.com	0320597027 0320597001	On demand private flight company
Antananarivo	Insolite Travel Fly		Mr Bertrand BEAUJOIN	Director	bertrand.beaujoin@madagascar-aviation.com	0320742550	On demand flight, helicopter company also present in Nosy Be
Antananarivo	Mada helico			Directeur Technique	madaheli@simicro.mg	0320721254 0202254762	On demand flight, helicopter company
Antananarivo	Aéro Sud-Ouest	Telma Analakely – 4ème étage BP 8261 Antananarivo 101	Mr Richard FIENENA	Director	investhouse@dts.mg	0340034630 0340351738	Company supervising the public airports of Belo/Tsiribihina, Morombe & Manja
Antananarivo	SEEM Société d’électricité et d’électronique Malagasy	Lot III P 29 bis Maroroho Antananarivo 101	Me Dominique RAZANAVAHY	Director assistant	direction@seem-mada.com seem@moov.mg	0202254423 0320793349 0341125038	Company supervising the public airports of Ihosy,& Farafangana
Ambanja / Ampampamena	Association FANORO	Logt 70 AB Ambalabe Antsohihy 614	Me Laurentine MBOTIVOLA	President	gaston_marami@yahoo.fr	0320454466 0324199924 0337430220	Association in charge of the supervision of Ampampamena airport
Ambatomainty	Entreprise AVOTRA	Atsimondalana Ambatomainty 404	Mr Marc Alphonse RABETANETY	Director		0349902473	Company supervising the public airports of Ambatomainty
Ambatondrazaka	FIKAMBANAN'NY MPIASAN'NY Aérodrome	Aérodrome Feramanga Ambatondrazaka 503				03317811150341870030	Company supervising the public airports of Ambatondrazaka
Amboasary Atsimo	SHTM	Boulevard Galliéni BP 37 Tolagnaro 407				0209221132	Private airport in the Berenty lodge
Amboasary Atsimo	SADP		Me Ghislaine		ghislaine@bleuline.mg nirysifor@moov.mg	0320781501 0320781505	Private airport close to Amboasary town center
Ambovombe	Bureau Région Androy			Chef de région		0332803185	In charge of the supervision of Ambovombe public airport
Analava		Ambalahonko Analava	Mr AMADA			0325577483	In charge of the supervision of Analava public airport
Andapa			Mr Jean Bruno RABEZANAHARY	Airport staff		0326259196	Unpaid staff helping in the airport supervision
Ankavandra			Mr Nourdine RANDRIANANTENAINA	Trader		0349939719	In charge of the supervision of Ankavandra public airport
Antalaha	AROLD Airport Company	Aérodrome Antsirabato/Antalaha BP 59 Antalaha 206	Mr Zoherizo ANDRIAMBOLASON	Airport Commander	arold.aeroport@yahoo.fr	0338077698	In charge of the airport supervision
Antsirabe	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Mahery RAFAMEZANTSOA	Airport Commander	rfnmahery@gmail.com	0341644323	In charge of the airport supervision
Antsiranana	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Rabeony ANDRIARIHALALA	Airport Commander	ademadie@moov.mg	0340556502	In charge of the airport supervision
Antsohihy	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Me Lauretine MBOTIVOLA	Airport Commander	maramisofia@yahoo.fr	0320454466	In charge of the airport supervision
Belo sur Tsiribihina	AERO SUD OUEST		Mr Alfred	Airport Manager		03204224000342543140	In charge of the airport supervision
Besalampy	ASSOCIATION VOROMAHERY	Mangarivotra Besalampy 410				0324659122 0347678808	In charge of the public airport supervision
Farafangana	SEEM Société d’électricité et d’électronique Malagasy		Mr Casimir RAZAFINDRALAMBO	Airport Manager		0344018522 0324092142	In charge of the airport supervision
Fianarantsoa	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Hariseheno ANDRIAMANOHISOA	Airport Commander	ademawfi@moov.mg	0340556562	In charge of the airport supervision
Ihosy	SEEM Société d’électricité et d’électronique Malagasy		Mr Jean Baptiste RAVELOSON	Airport manager		0330449072	In charge of the airport supervision
Mahajanga	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Ferdinand RAKOTOMARO	Airport Commander	ademamjm@moov.mg	0340523824	In charge of the airport supervision
Mahajanga	Sky Services	Aéroport d'Amborovy Mahajanga 401			dr@skyservices.mg	0206291224	Private flight company
Mahanoro	Société AKORY SERVICES	Tanambao II Mahanoro 510	Mr Lalaina DAVIDSON			0330307198 0332120820	Private company in charge of the Mahanoro public airport supervision
Maintirano		Aérodrome Antsalova Maintirano 413	Me Fara Solange RAZANAMAHEFA		jonah_pikulas@yahoo.fr	0340610614	In charge of the Public airport supervision
Manakara	Association VELOGNIZY	Aérodrome Ambokala Manakara 316	Mr Vincent ZAFY	Airport Manager		0320442135 0344066324	In charge of the Manakara public airport supervision
Mananara Nord	Entreprise KALOFARY	Lot 135 parcelle 11/12 - Ambatomantsina Mananara Nord 511	Me Gilberte NDIAMANANA		nmgilberte@yahoo.fr	0320448708 0348162650	Private company in charge of the Mananara public airport supervision
Mananjary	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Andry RANDRIAMANTSOA		ademamnj@moov.mg	0340831115	In charge of the airport supervision
Mandritsara	ONG FIVOARANA	Au Nord sur la route de Tsaramandroso Ambalabe Antsohihy 407	Mr Celestin RAMANANJARA			0331131846	In charge of the airport supervision
Manja	AERO SUD OUEST		Mr Mbotea	Airport manager		0347239048	In charge of the airport supervision
Maroantsetra	GOEM Groupement des opérateurs économiques de Maroantsetra	BP 47Ankiakalava Maroantsetra 512	Mr EDSON	Airport manager	goem-aerodrome@yahoo.fr	0322238291	In charge of the airport supervision
Maroantsetra	GOEM Groupement des opérateurs économiques de Maroantsetra	Ankiakalava BP 47 Maroantsetra 512	Mr Sadekaly ASRAFHOUSSEN	President of GOEM	aramadmaroa@yahoo.fr	0331424952 0320408602	Groupment of private operators supervising the Maroantsetra airport
Miandrivaso	Entreprise FANAVOTANA	Place du marché Miandrivazo 617	Mr Mohamed Sadik GOULAMHOUSSEN	Director		0331704678	Private company in charge of the Miandrivaso public airport supervision
Morafenobe	ASSOCIATION TAFITA	Lot F 38 Ambohimanjaka Morafenobe 418	Mr Basile ELITAFA			0340198245	In charge of the airport supervision
Moramanga	AMBATOVY	Immeuble Tranofitaratra Rue Ravoninahitriniarivo Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101	Mr Giovani	Safety supervisor	www.ambatovy.com	0333787587	Private company owning the Moramanga airport
Moramanga	AMBATOVY		Mr Richard	Airport team leader	www.ambatovy.com	0333784721	Private company owning the Moramanga airport
Morombe	AERO SUD OUEST		Mr. Mick Jagger	Aiprort manager		0341270890	In charge of the airport supervision
Morondava	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Frédéric BE	Airport commander	ademamoq@moov.mg	0340556482 0327206478	In charge of the airport supervision
Nosy Be	Ravinala Airports		Mr Mickael RAKOTOBE	Airport commander	m.rakotobe@ravinal-airports.mg	034933387	In charge of the airport supervision
Port Berger	Association Ambohimalaza-	Tambabe BP 01 Port Berger 419	Mr RAZAFIMAHEFA		razafimahefa3@gmail.com	O320226837	In charge of the airport supervision
Sambava	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Briend RANIRISON	Airport Commander	ademasvb@moov.mg	0340831113	In charge of the airport supervision
Soalala	Aly IBRAHIM Dépositaire de médicaments		Mr Aly IBRAHIM			0330680937 0324188225	In charge of the airport supervision
Tambohorano			Mr MAMODBHAY			03204007460341924333	In charge of the airport supervision
Toamasina	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Antonio RASOANATEPI	Airport Commander	adematmm@moov.mg	0340556516	In charge of the airport supervision
Tolagnaro	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Evariste RAMANANDRAIBE	Airport Commander	ademaftu@moov.mg cdtevar@yahoo.fr	0340750763	In charge of the airport supervision
Toliara	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		Mr Andry RANDRIAMANANTSOA	Airport Commander	adematle@moov.mg	0340556561	In charge of the airport supervision
Vagaindrano	ADEMA Aéroports de Madagascar		ANDRIANAVONY Roussel	Airport manager		03410374200324705629	In charge of the airport supervision
Vatomandry	Entreprise TOKY	Tanambao Vatomandry 517	Mr RAMANANTSEHE		horizon_tina6@yahoo.fr	033111933103303189230205382061	In charge of the airport supervision
Vohemar	FLOR IBIS SARL	Analabe BP 34 Vohemar 209	Mr Jean Christophe PEYRE	Director	floribis@floribis-mg.com	03207743630321106334 0327810337	Director of Flor Ibis, company supervising Vohemar airport
Vohemar	FLOR IBIS SARL	Analabe BP 34 Vohemar 209	Mr Fidelis JAONARIVONY	Airport manager		0320580265 0331191393	In charge of the airport supervision

Madagascar - 4.6 Storage and Milling Companies Contact List

Street / Physical Address	Company	Name	Title	Email	Phone Number (+261)	Description of Duties
ANTANANARIVO	ENDUMA	Mme Saholy RAZANAKOLONA	Coordinator	enduma@moov.mg	0202246110	Bag supplier
ANTANANARIVO	AUXIMAD	Mr Manda RATSIMBAZAFY	Commercial Director	auxidc.dir@auximad.mg	0320583715 0340221601 0202222502	Warehouse rental
ANTANANARIVO	Magasins Généraux	Mr Herizo RANDRIAMASY	Head of service	herizorandriamasy.tnr@cci.mg	0344710113 0202220211 0202220211	Warehouse rental
ANTANANARIVO	SOMACOU	Mr Jean-Michel MALAVERGNE	Director	somacou@moov.mg	0202242482	Warehouse rental
ANTANANARIVO	Ets FANDROSOANA	Mme Harilalao RAKOTONDRAVAO	Manager	mikeni@iris.mg	0321161605 0202227561	Bag supplier
ANTANANARIVO	SFOI	Mme Nathalie	Secretary	sfoi@moov.mg	0202246466	Bag supplier
ANTANANARIVO	INVISO	Mr Ismael	CEO	ismaeld@inviso-group.com	0320784580	Milling Service
ANTSIRABE		Mr Richade	Owner	rsadroudine@yahoo.fr	0341901864	Warehouse rental
ANTSIRABE	LES MOULINS DE MADAGASCAR	Mr Raharivola	Owner	robin.raharivola@gmail.com	032 11 428 68	Milling service
AMBANJA	MAMODALY	Mr Bruno MAMODALY	Owner	brunomomdaly1973@gmail.com	0320501968	Warehouse rental
ANTSIRANANA	MARAJCompany	Mr Koudema BOUDABAY	Owner	marajsarl@yahoo.fr	0340207660	Warehouse rental
ANTSIRANANA	HOUSSEN	Mr Houssen YOUSSOUF	Owner	youfkam@gmail.com	0320507241	Warehouse rental
ANTSIRANANA	COMADIE	Mr Ludovic VARIN	Manager	ludovicvarin@moov.mg	0320233631 0340301994	Warehouse rental
ANDAPA	Ets CHANCHONE	Mme Fabrisca CHANCHONE	Owner	michaelhungdrag@yahoo.fr	0326728787	Warehouse rental
ANTALAHA	Ets TAM	Mr Jacquy TAM	Owner	tam.jacquy@yahoo.fr	0320716150	Warehouse rental
BEKILY	TSIANDRAHA	Mr Nestor TSIANDRAHA	Owner	nestorsylvestre@gmail.com	0330812785	Warehouse rental
FIANARANTSOA	BOBO	Mr Tsakou BOBO	Owner	minech@malagasy.com	0340710415	Warehouse rental
FENERIVE - EST	RAZANDRY	Mr Rosin RAZANDRY	Owner	No email available	0347065561	Warehouse rental
FARAFANGANA		Mme Ernestine	Owner	No email available	0343940482	Warehouse rental
FARAFANGANA	MANESOR	Mr MANESOR Bernard	Owner	nancaxel@gmail.com	0320502914 0340202914	Warehouse rental
MAHAJANGA	MADJID	Mr MADJID Abdalaha	Owner	adadbois@yahoo.com	0320472798 0340408833	Warehouse rental
MAHAJANGA	Ste ViMa	Mme Lalofa	Owner	location@visionmadagascar.com	0320784625	Warehouse rental
MIANDRIVAZO	Ets RIANALA	Dr Raymond RAKOTOARIVELO	Owner	tatarakotoaivelo@gmail.com	0348718383 0332051770	Warehouse rental
MIANDRIVAZO	Ets MAHASOA	Me Tiana RAKOTOASIMBOLA	Owner	radaza2000@yahoo.fr	0331274885 0324018648	Warehouse rental
MORONDAVA	Maison PANJOU		Owner	sopaf@blueline.mg	0320752373	Warehouse rental
MORONDAVA		Mr Christian BOURGAD	Owner	Christianbour1@gmail.com	0320512760 0340512760 0330512760	Warehouse rental
MANANJARY		Mr Mickael MAC	Owner	Mickael.mac8@gmail.com	0324080438	Warehouse rental
MANANJARY		Mr Alixia SIOUKING MAC	Owner	alxiamac@yahoo.fr	0340113565	Warehouse rental
MANANJARY		Mr Ernest RAZANAKOLONA	Owner	razakernest@gmail.com	0349149851 0320429753	Warehouse rental
MOROMBE		Mr Nassim	Owner	nassim.tahora@gmail.com	0340500058	Warehouse rental
NOSY BE	Ste EMIT	Mr Thierry JAO	Owner	jaothierry@yahoo.fr	0320492324	Warehouse rental
TULEAR		Mr AFTAB Hatim	Owner	aftabhatim@gmail.com	0340560008	Warehouse rental
TULEAR		Mr Nassim	Owner	nassirtotal@gmail.com	032 07 419 06	Warehouse rental
TULEAR	SEMS	Mr Jaojy AUGUSTIN	Manager	semstul.dir@moov.mg	0341858315 0209444318	Warehouse rental
TULEAR	COMATO	Mr Nirina SITRAK’ANDRIANARISAINA	Manager	finance@comato.mg	0340215270 0320215270 0209441031	Warehouse rental
VANGAINDRANO	Sté SORAFI	Mr Rufin THU-JAUNE	Owner	thujaune@gmail.com	0348070788	Warehouse rental

Madagascar - 4.7 Fuel Providers Contact List

Company	Location(s)	Street / Physical Address	Email	Phone Number	Fax Number	Website	Description of Services Provided
GRT Galana Raffinerie Terminal	Toamasina	Manangareza Toamasina 501	grt@galana.com	0205332912 0205333339	5333705 5330101	www.galana.com	-National import Oil Terminal -Fuel quality testing
GDP Galana Distribution Pétrolière S.A.	Antananarivo	Immeuble Pradon Trade Center Antanimena Antananarivo 101	info@galana.com	0202246803 / 04	2246797	www.galana.com	Oil operator -Oil supplier -Gas supplier -Lubricant importer
Jovenna Madagascar	Antananarivo	Complexe Kube, Bâtiment A Zone Galaxy Andraharo Antananarivo 101	bureau@jovenna.mg	0202369470	2369453	www.jovenna.mg	Oil operator -Oil supplier -Lubricant importer
Total Madagascar	Antananarivo	Immeuble Fitaratra Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101	total.madagasikara@total.com.mg	0202239040	2237545 2238520	www.total.mg	Oil operator -Oil supplier -Gas supplier -Lubricant importer
Total Madagascar Aviation	Antananarivo	Immeuble Fitaratra Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101	naly-rado.rakotovao@total.com.mg	0202239040 0320720259		www.total.mg	Only aviation fuel provider in Madagascar
SMPVE Société Malgache des Pétroles Vivo Energy	Antananarivo	Golden Business Center Lot II i I A bis, Morarano Alarobia BP 12029 Antananarivo 101	vivoenergymadagascar@vivoenergy.com	0202237500 0202222728	2221872	www.vivoenergy.com	Oil operator -Oil supplier -Lubricant importer
LPSA Logistique Pétrolière S.A.	Antananarivo	Immeuble Fitaratra Rue Ravoninahitriniarivo Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101	contact@logpetro.com	0320537934 0202237934	2337906	www.logpetro.com	Oil transport and storage
VITOGAZ	Antananarivo	122, rue Rainandriamampandry – Faravohitra Antananarivo 101	vitogazmada@vitogaz.mg	0202236400 0202236600	2237721	www.vitogaz.mg	-Gas importer -Gas distributor -Gas supplier
HANDIGAS (Mocoh Gas Madagascar)	Antananarivo	85, Rue Pasteur Rabeony, Antsakaviro, Antananarivo 101	mocoh.gas@blueline.mg	0202227348	22383 2		Gas supplier
CMDB Comité Malgache Du Butane	Antananarivo	122, rue Rainandriamampandry Faravohitra, Antananarivo 101	cmdb@iris.mg	0202236000 0202236400 0202236600	2237721		Association of professionals
GPGLSS Groupement Professionnel des Gérants Libres de Stations-Service	Antananarivo	c/o Station Nofy Ankorondrano, Antananarivo 101		0202269063 0330782097	2269063		Association of professionals
APTH Association Professionnel des Transporteurs d’Hydrocarbures	Antananarivo	c/o Groupe SODIAT Borosy Talamaty, Antananarivo 101	sodiat@moov.mg	0331505456	2248178		Association of professionals
MOCO (Malagasy Oil Company Ltd)	Toamasina	Zone Portuaire Toamasina 501	moco@moov.mg	0205332596 0205332200	5331672		Oil distribution company
OCEAN TRADE	Antananarivo	Andraharo, BP 21 bis Antananarivo 101		0202230303	2230303		Lubricant importer
DESING AUTO	Antananarivo	Rue Ravoninahitrarivo, Zone Industrielle Ankorondrano, Antananarivo 101		0202223519 0331103027 0321103027	2263082		Lubricant importer
DIN AUTO	Antananarivo	Ex-Immeuble DISCOGI Ambodivonikely Antananarivo 101	dinauto@iris.mg	0202245115 / 41	2245336		Lubricant importer
UCODIS	Antananarivo	27, rue RADAMA I, Tsaralalàna Antananarivo 101		0202321013			Lubricant importer
IMEXPORT INTERNATIONALE	Antananarivo	53, rue Dr Razafindranovona Ambodivonikely BP 236 Antananarivo 101		0202262102	2231381		Lubricant importer
LA GADGETIERE	Antananarivo	Lot IVC B 18 bis, Andravoahangy, Antananarivo 101		0202260636 0320728632			Lubricant importer
COREXIM	Antananarivo	03, rue Ingereza Tsaralalàna, Antananarivo 101		0202264965	2264964		Lubricant importer
Société ALPA	Antananarivo	Ambodivona, Antananarivo 101		0202324400	2224423		Lubricant importer

Madagascar - 4.8 Transporter Contact List

Location(s)	Company	Name	Title	Email / Website	Phone	Description of Services Provided	Vehicle Type	Number of Vehicles	Capacity per Vehicle
Ambanja	Coopérative KOFISA	Mr NDRIAMISA Victor	President		0325239784 0327446855	Truck Rental	Lightweight trucks	12	11: 5T 1: 10T
Amboasary		Mr MARA Tsitavany	Owner		0340590813	Truck Rental	Truck		11T
Amboasary		Mr FANOMEZA Sylvain	Owner		0330613821	Truck Rental	Truck		45T
Amboasary		Mr Lolo	Owner		0331275288	Truck Rental	Truck		36T
Amboasary		Mr VELOTODY Jean	Owner		0346635580 0332937727	Truck Rental	Truck		13T
Amboasary		Mr RATSIMBAHARIJAONA Celestin	Owner		0330419759 0332123849	Truck Rental	Truck	1	9T
Amboasary	Trans NIRISOA				0331103901 0330435361	Truck Rental	Trucks	3	10 to 20T
Ambovombe		Mr IRFAN Mark	Owner		0337650626	Vehicle Rental	Pick-up	6
Ambovombe	Ets MAMODALY	Mr MAMODALY Eric	Owner		0330915802	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	5	23T
Ambovombe		Mr FANOMEZA Sylvain	Owner		0330613821	Truck Rental	Trucks	4	2 truck + trailer : 21T 2 truck : 12T
Ampanihy		Mr RABARIVAHINY Sambatra	Owner		0334114478	Vehicle Rental	SUV	1
Ampanihy		Mr RABARIVAHINY Faly	Owner		0330790061	Vehicle Rental	SUV	1
Ampanihy		Mr COUESNON Maximilien	Owner		0330125449	Vehicle Rental	SUV	1
Ampanihy		Mr RATOVONDRAINY Maximilien Jean	Owner		0330560676	Vehicle Rental	Pick up	1
Ampanihy		Mr JUDICAEL	Owner		0337230787 0333770107	Vehicle Rental	Pick up	1
Ampanihy	Ent. RALISOA	Mr Dimby	Director		0336874037	Truck Rental	Trucks	4	1 : 11T 1 : 14T 1 : 20T 1 : 25T
Andapa	Ets CHANCHONE	Mme CHANCHONE Fabrisca	Director	michaelhungdrag@yahoo.fr	0326728787	Truck Rental	Trucks	6	3 4x4 truck : 18T 3 truck : 15T
Ankify	GOTMANO (Groupement des transporteurs Ankify Nosy Be)	Mr Abdoul KINGA	President		0328012176	Sea transporter groupment	Small motor boats, BAC, Cargo boats	58	.40 small boat for transport of persons .5 BAC (big size) for vehicule transport and other, capacity de 25T to 40T .5 BAC (medium size) for vehicule transport and other, capacity 10T to 15T .8 boats for cargo only capacity 20T to 25T
Antalaha	Sté MOSESY	Mr Alexis	Director		0320462655	Cabotage	Boat	1	1 : 130T
Antalaha	Ets RICHELAIN	Mr TSARASOA Richelain	Director	ritsarasoa@yahoo.fr		Truck Rental	Trucks	6	3 : 8T 3: 5T
Antalaha	Ets RASOLOMON	Mr RASOLOMON Jean Berthon	Director	rasolomonjeanberthon@gmail.com	0322942570	Truck Rental	Trucks	2	5T
Antalaha	Ets RAZAFINDRAKOTO	Mr RAZAFINDRAKOTO Perlin	Director		0339139700 0320794973	Truck Rental	Trucks	2	1 : 6T 1 : 4T
Antalaha	Ets RAZAFINDRAKOTO	Mr RAZAFINDRAKOTO Perlin	Director		0339139700 0320794973	Cabotage	Boat	1	35T
Antalaha	Hotel MELROSE	Mr Pierre Sylvain	Director	hotel@melrose-sambava.mg	0328304674	Vehicle Rental	All Types	4
Antananarivo	FREIGHT LINE	Mr Rivo RAJOELISOLO	Manager	rajoelisolo@freightline.mg	0341145788 0202228698	Truck Rental	Truck trailers	31	30T
Antananarivo	STRF	Me RAMAHOLITIANA Abelle Vonjisoaniaina	Director	strftrans@yahoo.fr	0327908565 0339261215 0331269082 0202455158	Truck Rental	Van, covered truck	6	1 : van (-5T) 1 : Iron covered (5 to 10T) 3 : covered (10 to 20T) 1 : covered (+ 20T)
Antananarivo	Transport RANDRIAMASY	Mr RANDRIAMASY Emmanuel	Director	randriamasyemmanuel@yahoo.fr	0332314247 0324079127	Truck Rental	Trucks Tractors	12	2 : -5T 5 : 5 to 10T 4 : 10 to 20T 1 tractor + trailer : 11T 1 tractor + trailer : 25,4T
Antananarivo	Transport VELO	Mr VELO Henri	Director	sstvelo@moov.mg	0340505740 0320505740	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	25	25 trucks + trailer : 30T
Antananarivo	Transport RAVELOSON	Mr RAVELOSON Panoel	Director		0332165020	Truck Rental	Truck	5	1 : 5 to 10T 3 : 10 to 20T 1 : 20 to 30T
Antananarivo	505 Transports	Mr ANDRIAMAMPIADANA Faly	Manager	www.505transports.com	0331161364 0341220418	Vehicle Rental	SUV, Pick up	8
Antananarivo	HANTACAR	Me ANDRIANIRINA Hantamalala	Director	contact@tanyah-tours.com www.hantacar.com	0320449373	Vehicle Rental	SUV, Pick up	18
Antananarivo	JR TOURS	Mr RAKOTONDRAINIBE Ravo	Manager	jrtours@moov.mg www.madagascar-jrtours.com	0340440224	Vehicle Rental	SUV, Pick up, city cars	33
Antananarivo	FORD RENT LCD (Materauto)	Mr RAMINOSON Presla	Manager	fordrent@materauto.com www.materauto.mg	0331100874	Vehicle Rental & seller	SUV, Pick up, city cars	46
Antsirabe		Mr RICHADE	Owner	rsadroudine@yahoo.fr	0341901864	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	30	30T
Atsiranana		Mr PARAKH	Owner		0320412251	Truck Rental	Trucks	4	3 : 25T 1 : 15T
Atsiranana	TRANSDENIS	Mr KADAFI	Director		0341123539	Truck Rental	Trucks	33	13 : Truck trailer (15T) 11 : Tractor Trailer (30T) 9 : semi-articulated truck (30T)
Atsiranana	Transport LOUMEI	Mr Houssein	Director		0321188852	Truck Rental	Trucks	9	6 : 15T 3 : 3,5T
Atsiranana	TOTO circuit Diego			normada.com	0320559775	Vehicle Rental	All types	11
Antsohihy		Mr ANTALAOTRA Sylvestre	Owner		0324298962	Truck Rental	Trucks	2	1 : 4x4 truck (3,5T) 1 : truck of 7T
Antsohihy	CHRISTIAN	Mr CHRISTIAN Jean François	Owner		0324262527	Truck Rental	Truck	2	1 : 4x4 truck 5T 1 : truck 5T
Bekily	Ent. THIERRY	Mr RAKOTOMALALA Donatien Thierry	Director		0332512924	Vehicle Rental	SUV	1
Bekily		Mr Jean Pierre	Owner		0330850270	Vehicle Rental	Pick up	1
Bekily		Mr Firmin	Owner		0330769869	Vehicle Rental	SUV	1
Bekily		Mr RAKOTOMALALA Donatien Thierry	Owner		0332512924	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers Trucks	5	3 truck : 10T 2 truck + trailer : 23T
Bekily		Mr Jean Pierre	Owner		0330850270	Truck Rental	Trucks	2	14T
Bekily		Mr PHLY John	Owner		0331817136	Truck Rental	Trucks	3	1: 10T 1 : 12T 1 : 20T
Bekily		Mr Firmin	Owner		0330769869	Truck Rental	Trucks	4	3: truck : 13T 1: 4x4 truck : 28T
Belo sur Tsiribihina	COFIAT (Cooperative Fitaterana Ato Tsiribihina)	Mr ADAMOU Mossa	President		0324279932	River transport	Bac and motorized canoes	50	8 bacs (for vehicule transport across the Tisribihina) 42 motorized canoes in between 7T to 10T (for passengers and cargo)
Betioky		Mr Tsirimana	Owner		0331248268	Truck Rental	Trucks	1	30T
Betioky		Mr RAZAFIHARISON Barison	Owner		0331798454	Truck Rental	Trucks	1	12T
Farafangana		Mr RAVOAHANGY Thiery	Owner	ravoahangy@hotmail.fr	0348051506	Truck Rental	Trucks	3	1 4x4 truck : 5 à 8T 1 truck : 15T 1 truck MARMONT : 2,5T
Farafangana		Me RAZANADRASOA Marie Ellie	Owner		0341857025	Truck Rental	4x4 truck	1	5T
Farafangana		Mr Ibrahim MAHTARE	Owner	Tsyatorofahita20@gmail.com	0324089446	Truck Rental	4x4 truck	1	5T
Farafangana	Transport Doris	Mr SCHCHWEITZER	Director		0347978329	River Transport	River boats	4	5T
Farafangana	Sté Tsivahiny	Mr Ely	Director		0348160161	River Transport	River boats	8	5T to 8T
Fenerive Est		Mr RANDRIANERA	Owner	razokyrosia@gmail.com	0349024107	Truck Rental	Truck	1	15T
Fenerive Est		Mr RANDRIANERA	Owner	razokyrosia@gmail.com	0349024107	Vehicle Rental	Pick-up	5
Fianarantsoa		Mr ANDRIANARIVONY Philippe	Owner	la.presi@yahoo.fr	0340259215	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	5	30T
Fianarantsoa		Mr Bobo TSAKOU	Owner		0340710415 0340731373	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailer s Trucks	10	8 truck + trailer : 30T 1 truck : 15T 1 truck : 7T
Fianarantsoa		Mr Thierry RATSIMBARISON	Owner	Trans.mireille2@gmail.com	0340359322	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	6	30T
Fianarantsoa		Mr BENJANAHARY Razafy	Owner		0340216974	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	3	30T
Mahajanga	La Ruche des Aventuriers			laruchedesaventuriers@moov.mg	0324748898	Vehicle Rental (with driver)	SUV	3
Mahajanga	Entreprise HOLY	Me RAZAFINDRAKOTO Graziella	Manager	holyraza@yahoo.fr	0320706642	Vehicle Rental	All types
Mahajanga	Entreprise HOLY	Me RAZAFINDRAKOTO Graziella	Manager	holyraza@yahoo.fr	0320706642	Truck Rental	Truck + trailer	1	10T
Mahajanga	Garage George	Mr RAKOTOARISON George	Owner	georgerakotoarison@yahoo.fr	0342961638	Truck Rental	Various types of trucks from 10T to 15T
Mananjary		Mr Mickael MAC	Owner	Mickael.mac8@gmail.com	0324080438	Truck Rental	Trucks	2	1 : 15T 1 : 30T
Mananjary		Mr Mickael MAC	Owner	Mickael.mac8@gmail.com	0324080438	River transport	River boats	5	30T
Mananjary		Mr Ludovic MAC	Owner	mcludo@live.fr	0341639214 0330517885	Truck Rental	4x4 trucks	2	5T
Mananjary		Mr Alixia SIOUKING MAC	Owner	alxiamac@yahoo.fr	0340113565	Truck Rental	Tractor + trailer 4 4x4 trucks	5	1 tractor trailer : 30T 4 4x4 truck : 5T
Mananjary		Mr Alixia SIOUKING MAC	Owner	alxiamac@yahoo.fr	0340113565	River transport	River boats	3	20T, 25T, 30T
Mananjary		Mr Alixia SIOUKING MAC	Owner	alxiamac@yahoo.fr	0340113565	Vehicle Rental	Pickup	4
Mananjary	Magasin central	Mr WAI Arcadius	Director	magasincentral@gmail.com	0320509313	Truck Rental	Tractor + trailer trucks	7	3 tractor + trailer : 30T 1 truck : 15T 3 truck : 5T
Mananjary	Magasin central	Mr WAI Arcadius	Director	magasincentral@gmail.com	0320509313	River transport	River boats	6	3 : 30T 2 : 25T 1 : 20T
Maroantstra		Mr Franck	Owner		0320250406	Truck Rental	Truck	1	7T
Maroantstra	Sté KWONG	Mr Kwong Sylvain	Owner		0320250406	Truck Rental	Trucks	2	1 : 10T 1 : 5T
Maroantstra		Mr Faad Onasis	Owner		0349196252	Canoe Rental	Canoe	1	5T
Maroantstra		Mr Sylvain	Owner		0346028560	Canoe Rental	Canoe	1	5T
Maroantstra		Mr Be Victorier	Owner		0340316784	Canoe Rental	Canoe	1	5T
Maroantstra		Mr Martin	Owner		0340410451	Canoe Rental	Canoe	1	4T
Maroantstra		Mr Labosy	Owner		0346445508	Canoe Rental	Canoe	1	4T
Maroantstra		Mr Zito	Owner		0322251701	Canoe Rental	Canoe	1	4T
Maroantstra		Mr Aimé Jaomakoa	Owner		0346028560	Canoe Rental	Canoe	1	11T
Maroantstra		Mr Fidel	Owner		0344133198	Canoes Rental	Canoe	1	4T
Maroantstra		Mr Boela	Owner		0344592930	Canoes Rental	Canoe	1	4T
Maroantstra		Mr Pépé	Owner		0343947996	Canoes Rental	Canoe	1	4T
Maroantstra		Mr Ciano	Owner		0329890259	Canoes Rental	Canoe	1	4T
Maroantstra		Mr Richard	Owner		0344547740	Canoes Rental	Canoe	1	4T
Miandrivazo		Mr RAHERISON Riri Ernest	Owner	Laicriri@yahoo.fr	0331166272 0324749808	River Transport	Motor-boats for tourism	3	Can transport around 5t
Miandrivazo	Ets RIANALA	Dr RAKOTOARIVELO Raymond	Manager	tatarakotoaivelo@gmail.com	0348718383 0332051770	Vehicle Rental	SUV	2	1 Nissan Patrol 1 fun car
Miandrivazo	Ets RIANALA	Dr RAKOTOARIVELO Raymond	Manager	tatarakotoaivelo@gmail.com	0348718383 0332051770	Truck Rental	Trucks	4	1 : truck trailer (14T) 2 : dump truck (8T) 1 : truck + trailer (32T)
Miandrivazo	Ets MAHASOA	Me RAKOTOASIMBOLA Tiana	Manager	radaza2000@yahoo.fr	0331274885 0324018648	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	3	35T
Miandrivazo	Me MENJA	Me RASOAVOLOLONIAINA Josiane	Manager		0340218969 0330218969	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	2	35T
Moramanga		Me RASOAVOLOLONA Marthe	Owner		0341598863 0320322102	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	2	30T
Morombe		Mr MAHAZOTO Rosso	Owner		0320403709	Vehicle Rental	Pick-up	1
Morombe		Mr MOHAMED AKHIL Badouraly Karim	Owner		0331159384	Vehicle Rental	Pick-up	4
Morombe		Mr MAHAZOTO Rosso	Owner		0320403709	Truck Rental	Trucks	3	2 : 3T 1 : 4T
Morombe		Mr MAHAZOTO René	Owner		0324450392	Truck Rental	Trucks	1	2T
Morombe		Mr Nassim	Owner	nassim.tahora@gmail.com	0340500058	Truck Rental	Trucks + trailers	5	7T
Morondava		Mr Liva	Owner		0342950126	Vehicle Rental	4X4	7	6 : Nissan Patrol 1 : Pick-up
Morondava	Sté PANDJOU	Mr PANDJOU Hasnen	Owner	sopaf@blueline.mg	0320752373	Truck Rental	Trucks Tractors	9	6 : tractor-trailer (30T) 2 : dump truck (12T) 1 : 4x4 truck (6T)
Morondava	Sté BOURGAD	Mr BOURGAD Christian	Owner	Christianbour1@gmail.com	0320512760 0340512760 0330512760	Truck Rental	Trucks	6	2 : truck + trailer (35T) 4 : truck trailer (15T)
Morondava	Transport FIDY et ZO	Mr Fidy	Director		0346038786	Truck Rental	Trucks Tractors	5	3 : tractor-trailer (30T) 1 : truck trailer (16T) 1 : truck trailer (20T)
Morondava	Transport JEAN	Mr RANAIVOMANANA Jean Baptiste	Director		0330665784	Truck Rental	Trucks Tractors	6	2 : tractor-trailer (30T) 3 : truck trailer(30T) 1 : double axel truck (20T)
Morondava	Transport RIVOLALA	Mr VELOMANTSOA Lala	Director		0331177516	Truck Rental	Trucks	9	5 truck + trailer (35T) 4 flat truck (20T)
Nosy be	Sté EMIT	Mr JAO Thierry	Manager	jaothierry@yahoo.fr	0320492324	Truck Rental	All types of trucks
Nosy be	NOSY BE RENT	Mr Frank	Manager	nosyeasy.rent@live.fr	0331161100 0320539959	Vehicle Rental	All types of cars	8
Sainte Marie		Mr Romuald	Owner		0324582677	Cabotage (to Tamatave)	Boats	2	1 : 70T 1 : 200T
Sainte Marie	Nosy Boraha Tours				0344108241	Vehicle Rental	SUV , motorbike, bike
Sainte Marie		Mr Chankan	Owner		0320288745	Truck Rental	Trucks	3	1 : 10T 1 : 5T 1 : 3,5T
Sainte Marie		Mr TSIVATOU Hachim	Owner		0324168960	Truck Rental	Truck	1	12T
Sambava	Sté SAMBATEX	Mr SHAMIR	Manager	sambatex@moov.mg	0320707422	Truck Rental	Trucks	15	2 : 3T 1 : 7T 3 : 10T 9 : 30T
Sambava	Sté RAVERA	Mme RAVELO	Manager	sociétéravera@yahoo.fr	0320714650	Truck Rental	Truck + trailer, 4x4 trucks	9	4 trucks trailer (10T to 15T) 4 4x4 trucks (25T)
Sambava	MA YO WENG	Mr Michel WENG	Owner		0340714536	Vehicle Rental	4x4 (wagon)	8
Sambava	Ets RHONA	Mme JAOTOTO Chantal	Manager	savalocation@yahoo.fr	0320500973 0333700973 0340500973	Vehicle Rental	4x4 (wagon)	4
Toamasina	TRANSQUAL			Transqual17@gmail.com	0324156926 0343852387 (agence Tamatave) 0343852387 (Siege Tanà)	Vehicle Rental	Various type vehicle (4*4, minibus...)
Toamasina	GTPE (Groupement des Transporteurs Professionnels de l’Est)	Mr Alain TIMBOU	President	alain.timbou27@gmail.com	0331135427	Truck Rental	Trucks	400	All type, all registered to access Toamasina port
Toamasina	SMSD 1	Mr KWONG Jean Eugène	Manager	s.m.s.d.seatrans@gmail.com	0333715624	Cabotage	Boat	1	180T
Toamasina	SMSD 2 (M/S TONGATSARA)	Mr Sylvain	Manager	s.m.s.d.seatrans@gmail.com	0333715652 0325103346	Cabotage	Boat	1	300T
Toamasina	M/S BALEINE	Mr Jean-claude	Manager		0324852751	Cabotage	Boat	1	350T
Toamasina	M/S SORINDRA	Mr Zo	Manager	herizo.hbc@gmail.com	0320471144 0332399900	Cabotage	Boat	1	180T
Toamasina	Madagascar Antogil Cruise	Mr Barthelemie Randrianrison	Manager	madacruise@gmail.com	0344856134 0320545652	Cabotage	Boat	1	150T
Tolagnaro	Sté RAZZY	Mr Razzy	Owner		0340733615	Truck Rental	All type of Truck	20
Tolagnaro	Sté RASOANANDRASANA	Mme Paulette RASOANANDRASANA	Owner		0331251370 0332922351	Truck Rental	Truck	1	10T
Tolagnaro	MAGASIN DU BAZAR	Mr VELOTODY Jean	Owner		0346635580 0332937727	Truck Rental	Truck	1	10T to 20T
Tsihombe	FOMENDRAZA	Mr RAMANATSOA Theodor	Manager		0330234252	Vehicle Rental	Pick up	1
Tsihombe	FOMENDRAZA	Mr RAMANATSOA Theodor	Manager		0330234252	Truck Rental	Truck + trailer	3	3 trailer truck : 25T 1 truck : 13T
Tsihombe	MAROMALINEKE	Mr VONTANE Christian	Manager	christianvontane@gmail.com	0330477908 0346823690	Truck Rental	Trucks	17	11 : 10T to 20T 6 : +20T
Toliara		Me TOUVOUNERA Karine Alexandrovna	Owner	karinatuvunera@gmail.ru	0320263224	Truck Rental	Truck	1	10T to 20T
Toliara	TRANS TANTSAHA			Trans.tantsaha@yahoo.com	0331112356 0341112356	Truck Rental	Trucks	12	5T to 30T
Toliara		Mr RAMANLAL Premdjee	Owner	ramanlal_gather@yahoo.fr	0340709751	Truck Rental	Truck	8
Toliara		Mr PIARALY Joulfikar	Owner	poidslourdusud@orange.mg	0340225493	Truck Rental	Trucks	18
Toliara	TRANS RENALY	Mr RENALY Stephan	Manager	redikinygogol@gmail.com	0330815708	Truck Rental	Truck	3	1 : 15T 2 : 10T
Toliara	MIB	Mr BALBINE Michel	Manager	jbf.sarl@yahoo.fr	0324115307 0341068120 0330742899	Vehicle Rental	All types
Toliara	Sté VICTORIA	Mme RAPELARISOA Victoria	Manager	victoria03@yahoo.fr/ rs.victoria03gmail.com	0320237976 0340237976 0330237676	Vehicle rental	All types
Vangaindrano	Sté RASOAMAPIONONA	Me RASOAMAPIONONA Tassia	Manager		0341256242 03243962 65	Truck rental	Trucks	7	2 4x4 truck : 5T 1 truck : 4T 1 truck : 15T 1 trailer truck : 32T
Vatomandry	Landry Lock		Manager	Landrylck08@gmail.com	0331493288 0341493288	Vehicle Rental	Various type vehicle (4*4, utilitarian...)
Vohemar	Sté JIWAJEE	Mr Moussine	Manager	Moussine261@gmail.com	0320530120	Truck rental	Truck + trailer	8	30T
Vohemar		Mr Jean-paul	Owner		0320238994	Truck rental	4x4 trucks	2	5T
Vohemar		Mr Silvano	Owner		0325613807	Vehicle Rental	Pick up, wagon	4

Madagascar - 4.9 Railway Companies Contact List

Company	MADARAIL (MADAgascar RAILway)
Geographic Coverage	Le réseau ferré couvre quatre régions de Madagascar à savoir : Analamanga, Antsilnanana, Alaotra Mangoro et Vakinankaratra
Street / Physical Address	1, Avenue de l’indépendance
Name	Lobo ANDRIARIMALALA
Title	Directeur Général P.I
Email	madarail@madarail.mg
Phone Number (office)	+261340050009
Phone Number (mobile)	+261202234599
Fax Number	N/A
Website	www.madarail.mg
Description of Services	Transport de marchandises et de passagers

Company	FCE (Fianarantsoa Cote Est)
Geographic Coverage	Fianarantsoa - Manakara
Street / Physical Address	FCE Gare Fianarantsoa 301
Name	Andriamasy Rakotoarivelo
Title	Director
Email	Dpse.mtp.mg@gmail.com
Phone Number (office)	+261340556120
Phone Number (mobile)	+261320405062
Fax Number	N/A
Website	https://www.fce-madagascar.com/
Description of Services	Transport de marchandises et de passagers

Madagascar - 4.10 Food Supplier Contact List

Location(s)	Company	Commodity Types	Name	Email	Phone Number (+261)	Description of Services Provided
Ambanja	Magasin TSARALAZA	Local products	Mr Abdou	magasintsaralaza2@gmail.com	0328520433	Food supplier
Amboasary	Ets MAHARAVO	Local product	Mr RASOANDRAINY MJ		0328825632 0332923956 0330691001	Supplier of essential products
Amboasary	Ets ROMEO	Local product	Mr Lolo		0331275288	Supplier of essential products
Ambovombe	FANOMEZA	All types	Mr FANOMEZA Sylvain		0330613821	Food supplier
Ambovombe	RAMANAMPIHARO	Local product	Mr RAMANAMPIHARO Tsitohery Juvenal		0336100321	Food supplier
Ambovombe	ROMINA	All types	Mme Romina		0338504462	Food supplier
Ambovombe	MANAMBOATSE	All types	Mr MANAMBOATSE Elysé		0331380342	Food supplier
Ambovombe	SHEMIR	All types	Mr Shemir		0332155378	Food supplier
Ampanihy	RALISOA	All types	Mr Dimby		0336874037	Food supplier
Andapa	Magasin BEATOANDRO	Rice, first necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mr BEATOANDRO Marcel	beatoandromarcel@gmail.com	0322156112	Food supplier
Andapa	Ets CHANCHONE	Rice	Mme CHANCHONE Fabrisca	michaelhungdrag@yahoo.fr	0326728787	Food supplier
Antalaha	Ets SARAH GROS	All types (no Dry vegetables)	Mr Tolence		0325103626 0333715674	Food supplier
Antananarivo	MAGRO	All types	Mr RABENATOANDRO Lanto	triplea.headoffice@gmail.com	0321200076	Food supplier
Antsirabe	Ets FANOELISON	Rice, First necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Me FANOELSON Lalatiana		0340208892	Food supplier
Antsirabe	Sté GRAIN EXPORT	All types	Mme Tiavina	Tiavina.miharilalaina@graiexport.mg shanekourdjee@hotmail.com	0340520788 0320220788	Food supplier
Antsiranana	Ets HOUSSEN	Rice, first necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mr Houssen Harad		0320515053	Food supplier
Antsohihy	Ets KHORIDAS	First necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mr KHORIDAS Assuine		0336837673	Supplier of essential products
Antsohihy	Ets RAZA	First necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)			0321100710	Supplier of essential products
Bekily	THIERRY	All types	Mr RAKOTOMALALA Donatien Thierry		0332512924	Food supplier
Bekily	FIRMIN	Rice	Mr Firmin		0330769869	Food supplier
Betioky	TSIRIMANA	Rice, first necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mr Tsirimana		0331248268	Supplier of essential products
Betioky	LA BOMBA	All types	Mr DABSON Berthieu Leonnel		0330441390 0342041390	Supplier of essential products
Farafangana	VOLOLONITIANA	Rice, local product	Me VOLOLONITIANA Nicole		0341648768	Food supplier
Farafangana	NIVOARISOA	Rice, Dry vegetables	Mr NIVOARISOA Mamy		0341115454	Food supplier
Farafangana	RAKOTONIRINA	Rice, Dry vegetables	Mr RAKOTONIRINA Antoine		0343944301	Food supplier
Fianarantsoa	RAZAFIMANDIMBY	Rice, first necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mr RAZAFIMANDIMBY Patrick	rapahyatinthe@yahoo.com	0349703465	Food supplier
Mahajanga	Ets RAM	All types	Me MICHELA Annick		0324318089	Food supplier
Manakara	MAC THUNE LOG (MAC-SING)	Wholesaler, first necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mr Thierry Maethoun log	Thierrymac2005@yahoo.fr	0340521021	Food and construction Materials supplier
Manakara	HO SIO TSANE LILIANE	Food, First necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)			0331186537	Food supplier
Mananjary	MAC	All types	Mr Mickael MAC	Mickael.mac8@gmail.com	0324080438	Food and construction Materials supplier
Mananjary	Sté Grosmad	Rice, first necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mr Mackaelson Cassiny	cassinymac@gmail.com	0324051236	Food supplier
Mananjary	Magasin central	Rice, first necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mr WAI Arcadius	magasincentral@gmail.com	0320509313	Food supplier
Miandrivazo	MAHASOA	Construction Materials and Food supplier	Me RAKOTOASIMBOLA Tiana	radaza2000@yahoo.fr	0331274885 0324018648
Miandrivazo	MENJA	All types	Me RASOAVOLOLOLIAINA Josiane		0340218969 0330218969	Food supplier
Miandrivazo	RIANALA	All types	Dr RAKOTOARIVELO Raymond	tatarakotoaivelo@gmail.com	0348718383 0332051770	Food supplier
Moramanga	RASOAVOLOLONA	Local Rice	Mme RASOAVOLOLONA Marthe		0341598863 0320322102	Food supplier
Morombe	AKHIL	All types	Mr MOHAMED AKHIL Badouraly Karim		0331159384	Food supplier
Morombe	NASSIM	All types	Mr Nassim	nassim.tahora@gmail.com	0340500058	Food supplier
Morondava	PANDJOU	Construction Materials and Food supplier	Mr PANDJOU Hasnen	sopaf@blueline.mg	0320752373
Morondava	BOURGAD	All types	Mr BOURGAD Christian	Christianbour1@gmail.com	0320512760 0340512760 0330512760	Food supplier
Nosy Be	Ets JAO	All types	Mr JAO Thierry	jaothierry@yahoo.fr	0320492324	Food supplier
Sainte Marie		All types	Mr Romuald		0324582677	Food supplier
Sambava	Sté SAMBATEX	All types	Mr SHAMIR	sambatex@moov.mg	0320707422 0340748556	Food supplier
Sambava	Sté RAVERA	All types	Mme RAVELO	sociétéravera@yahoo.fr	0320714650	Food supplier
Tamatave	Sté Grain Export	All types	Mme Tiavina	Tiavina.miharilalaina@graiexport.mg shanekourdjee@hotmail.com	0340520788 0320220788	Food supplier
Tamatave	Lafatra	Local Products	Mr Lafatra	l.andriamanga@hotmail.fr theofotax@hotmail.fr	0338362248	Food supplier
Tolagnaro	RAZZY	Rice	Mr Razzy		0340733615	Food supplier
Tolagnaro	RASOANANDRASANA	Local products	Mme RASOANANDRASANA Paulette Grégoire		0331251370 0332922351	Food supplier
Tolagnaro	MAGASIN DU BAZAR	Local products	Mr VELOTODY Jean		0346635580 0332937727	Supplier of essential products
Toliara	MAHAFALY	All types	Mr HOUSSEN HAKIMOUDINE		0340260255	Food supplier
Toliara	FIHAVANANA	All types	Mr SERGE ABISIMA		0340203088	Food supplier
Toliara	MANGOKY SHOP	All types	Mr MOUSTAFA		0328474754 0344721495	Food supplier
Toliara	MAGASIN Z Z	All types	HIRDJEE ZUSHANE		0345003203	Food supplier
Toliara	BOURHANI STORE	All types	Mr AZIM Fidaly		0324499997 0340803454	Food supplier
Toliara	Celia Store	All types	Mme Celia		0340744486 0320744486	Food supplier
Tsihombe	MAROMALINEKE	All types	Mme ROSINA Fabienne		0330235391	Food supplier
Tsihombe	FLOWERS	All types	Mr Parfait		0337216978	Food supplier
Tsihombe	FOMENDRAZA	All types	Mr RAMANATSOA Theodor		0320234252	Food supplier
Vangaindrano	RASOAMAMPIONONA	Rice, dry vegetables, first necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mme RASOAMAPIONONA Tassia		0341256242 0324396265	Food supplier
Vangaindrano	Sté SORAFI	Wholesaler, first necessity items (oil, sugar, salt, …)	Mr Rufin THU-JAUNE	thujaune@gmail.com	0348070788	Food supplier
Vohemar	Sté JIWAJEE	All types	Mr Moussine	Moussine261@gmail.com	0320530120	Food supplier
Vohemar	Sté MULTI-NEGOCE	All types	Mr Euloge	euloge.totozandry@mnegoce.com	0320714633	Food supplier

Madagascar - 4.11 Additional Supplier Contact List

Location(s)	Type of Service	Company	Street / Physical Address	Name	Title	Email	Phone Number	Website
Antananarivo	Agricultural facilities, chemical products supplier	LDC	Boulevard Ratsimandrava Soanierana Antananarivo 101	Me Holy ANDRIAMANAMIHAJA.	Manager	holy@Andriamanamihaja@ldc.com	0202229154 / 36 / 53
Antananarivo	Agricultural materials supplier	Ets RAHARISON		Me RAHARISON	Manager		0344400408
Antananarivo	Agricultural treatment Product Providers	AGRIVET	Enceinte SMTP Ambohibao Antananarivo 101		Commercial	riana@groupe-smtp.com	0320594577	www.groupesmtp.com
Antananarivo	Bag manufacturer	ENDUMA	Saropody Tanjombato Antananarivo 101	Mr Jean de Dieu ANDRIANOMENARISOA	Manager	contact@enduma.mg cge.enduma@moov.mg	0347511825 0202246942	www.enduma.mg
Maroantstra	Cement & Iron supplier	Izzy store		Me Ismaldjee SENAZBENDU		magasin.izzi@gmail.com	0320567190
Tolagnaro	Cement wholesaler	RAZZY		Mr Razzy			0340733615
Antananarivo	Cement wholesaler	HOLCIM	Rue Lumumba BP 332 Antananarivo 101	Mr Pascal NAUD	Manager	francis.rajaobelina@holcim.com	0202223978	www.holcim.mg
Bekily	Cement wholesaler	THIERRY		Mr Donatien Thierry RAKOTOMALALA			0332512924
Antananarivo	Construction materials & general hardware wholesalers	BATIMAX	Andraharo Antananarivo 101		Commercial	batimax.commercial@gmail.com	0202331786	http://batimax-mada.com
Miandrivaso	Construction Materials supplier	MAHASOA		Me Tiana RAKOTOASIMBOLA		radaza2000@yahoo.fr	0331274885 0324018648
Morondava	Construction Materials supplier	PANDJOU		Mr Hasnen PANDJOU		sopaf@blueline.mg	0320752373
Amboasary	Construction Materials supplier	Ets MORAHITA		Mr VENTSOA			0332863214
Amboasary	Construction Materials supplier	Ets MAHARAVO		Mr RASOANDRAINY			0328825632 0332923956 0330691001
Ampanihy	Construction Materials supplier	RALISOA		Mr DIMBY			0336874037
Andapa	Construction Materials supplier	Magasin LEMAMA		Mr Hatim		Hatimlemama3@gmail.com	0320467735
Andapa	Construction Materials supplier	Magasin NY BEANGADY		Mr Rolland RANAIVOMANANA			0330784299
Andapa	Construction Materials supplier	Magasin BEATOANDRO		Mr Marcel BEATOANDRO		beatoandromarcel@gmail.com	0322156112
Antalaha	Construction Materials supplier	Sté LAISOA		Mr Maharosoa RANARINJATOVO	Manager	maharotina@yahoo.fr	0321127013
Antananarivo	Construction Materials supplier	DELTA	BP 11 111 Maibahoaka Ivato Antananarivo 105		Secretary	delta@atria.mg	0320300400 0331101485	http://www.delta.mg/
Antsirabe	Construction Materials supplier	Quincaillerie Vakinakaratra		Mr Shemir		shemir1@moov.mg	0340441400 0204448860
Antsirabe	Construction Materials supplier	Entreprise ANDRIAMIHAJA		Mr Andry RAHARIJAONA		etsandriamihaja@gmail.com	0331103333
Antsiranana	Construction Materials supplier	MARAI Company		Mr Koudema BOUDABAY			0340207660
Antsiranana	Construction Materials supplier	MOURANI Store		Mr Ali FATEH			0320583772
Betioky	Construction Materials supplier	TSIRIMANA		Mr TSIRIMANA			0331248268
Betioky	Construction Materials supplier	LA BOMBA		Mr Berthieu Leonnel DABSON			0330441390 0342041390
Betioky	Construction Materials supplier	IMDAD		Mr IMDAD			0331270543
Farafangana	Construction Materials supplier	ROLLAND		Mr Rolland		rollandfaraf@gmail.com	0320444910
Farafangana	Construction Materials supplier	Magasin CHAN-TAVE				chantave@orange.mg	0320500088
Fenerive Est	Construction Materials supplier	Sté TATSINANA		Mr Patrice			0340505912
Fianarantsoa	Construction Materials supplier	TSAKOU		Mr Bobo TSAKOU			0340710415
Mahajanga	Construction Materials supplier	Quincaillerie du centre		Mr Mickaël SULEMEN		mickaël.sulemen@gmail.com	0320502991
Manakara	Construction Materials supplier	Espace Quincaillerie					0328782047
Manakara	Construction Materials supplier	Quincaillerie NG					0331402009
Miandrivaso	Construction Materials supplier	Ets Tsara tole		Mr Nassim ASGARD			0334090117
Morombe	Construction Materials supplier	AKHIL		Mr Badouraly Karim MOHAMED AKHIL			0331159384
Morombe	Construction Materials supplier	SOLLEMAN		Mr Simon			0324774069
Morondava	Construction Materials supplier	CLAVERT		Mr Mami CLAVERT			0320470476 0341842419
Morondava	Construction Materials supplier	FAROUK		Mr Farouk			0340704719
Morondava	Construction Materials supplier	CONTINENTAL				menabefoam@yahoo.fr	0320596567
Nosy Be	Construction Materials supplier	Sté MORAVIDY		Mr Bruno KASSIM		kassimbruno@orange.mg
Nosy Be	Construction Materials supplier	Quincaillerie de la Mer		Mr MOURTAZA		contact@groupe-glm.com	0321112528
Sainte Marie	Construction Materials supplier			Mr Hachim TSIVATOU			0324168960
Sambava	Construction Materials supplier	Sté SAMBATEX		Mr SHAMIR		sambatex@moov.mg	0320707422 0340748556
Sambava	Construction Materials supplier	Sté RAVERA		Mme RAVELO		sociétéravera@yahoo.fr	0320714650
Sambava	Construction Materials supplier	Ets FIROZHOUSSEN		Mr Housseni AHMADY		ahmadalyhousseni@gamil.com	0320714303
Sambava	Construction Materials supplier	Ets BIMBO		Mr Urbain CHAN TEING MANE		Bimbosambava2@gmail.com	0320721596 0320721598
Tsihombe	Construction Materials supplier	FOMENDRAZA		Mr Theodor RAMANATSOA			0320234252
Tsihombe	Construction Materials supplier	FLOWERS		Mr Parfait			0337216978
Toliara	Construction Materials supplier	SOAFANDRAY Store		Mr Seifoudine AMIRALY			0340244005
Toliara	Construction Materials supplier	AFTAB HATIM		Mr Hatim AFTAB			0320760008 0330760008
Toliara	Construction Materials supplier	JAMALY Store		Mr JAMALY			0209442852
Toliara	Construction Materials supplier	QUINCAILLERIE DU CENTRE		Mr Marcel			0320741681 0324045573
Toliara	Construction Materials supplier	MOÎSE RASAY		Mr Moise RASAY			0342055266 0340555266 0344955266
Vangaindrano	Construction Materials supplier	Sté SORAFI		Mr Rufin THU-JAUNE		thujaune@gmail.com	0348070788
Vohemar	Construction Materials supplier	Sté JIWAJEE		Mr Moussine		Moussine261@gmail.com	03205301 20
Vohemar	Construction Materials supplier	Sté MULTI-NEGOCE		Mr Euloge		euloge.totozandry@mnegoce.com	0320714633
Toamasina	Construction Materials wholesaler	Sté SK distribution		Me Lanto		lanto.razanaparany@gmail.com	0340520789
Antananarivo	Construction & civil engineering supplier	ABC	Enceinte La City Ivandry Antananarivo 101		Secretary		0202249900	http://www.abc.mg
Antananarivo	Construction & civil engineering supplier	CIMELTA	Ambohijanahary Est – Soanierana Antananarivo 101	Mr Amirali RAJABALI	Manager	cimelta@cimelta.mg cimelta@moov.mg	0202222631	http://www.cimelta-madagascar.com
Antananarivo	Construction, civil engineering materials & equipment wholesaler	BATPRO		Mr Patrick MOCOEUR	Manager	p.mocoeur@batpro.mg	0344401708 0202262013/14/15
Antananarivo	Construction, engineering materials & equipment wholesaler	SANIFER	Tanjombato Antananarivo 101		Secretary	info@sanifer.mg	0202253081
Antananarivo	Construction, engineering materials & equipment wholesaler Firefighting equipment	MADECASSE	Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101	Mr Mamy RANDREMANANTSOA	Chief materials department	mamy@madecasse.mg	0321104302	www.madecasse-mada.com
Antananarivo	Drilling industry, construction, civil engineering supplier	LANOE Forage Madagascar			Secretary	fra@lanoeforages.mg yl@lanoeforages.mg	0340574743 0340574744	http://www.lanoeforages.mg
Antananarivo	Fertilizers and agricultural insecticide supplier	PROCHIMAD	Mandrosoa Ivato Antananarivo 105	Mr Naina ANDRIANTSITOHAINA	Manager	prochimad@blueline.mg	0202244140
Fianarantsoa	Mechanical machinery supplier	SOATAO	Ex usine KARENJY Ankofafa Fianarantsoa 301	Mr Luc RONSSIN		xavier@lerelais.mg	0207551004
Toamasina	Metal packaging supplier	SMEM	BP 124 Route des hydrocarbures Toamasina 501	Mr Solohasina RASAMIMANANA	Manager	Sahondra.raveloson@eur.crowncork.com	0205332777
Antananarivo	Office furniture supplier	BRICOBAT	BP 11136 Route digue Antananarivo 101	Mr Azad RAJABALI	Manager	bricobat@moov.mg	0320555504
Antananarivo	Packaging manufacturer	New Pack S.A	Domaine d’Andranohabo route digue Antananarivo 101	Mr Xavier ROSENRIB	Manager	x.rosenrib@newpack.com info@newpack.com	0202221650 0320721650	http://www.newpack.com
Antananarivo	Plastic items manufacturer Firefighting equipment,	MAKIPLAST	Route d’Antsirabe, Andoharanofotsy Antananarivo 102	Me Tiana Andriamahenina	Commercial	makiplast@makiplast.com	0202246712 0320746712 0331146712 0202246684	http://www.makiplast.com
Antananarivo	Plastic items manufacturer	SMTP	Ambohibao Antananarivo 101	Mr Nadir NAZARALY	General Director	dg.smtp@groupe-smtp.com	0340247967 0321147967	www.groupesmtp.com
Antananarivo	Plastic packaging manufacturer	SFOI	Zone Industrielle Forello Tanjombato 101	Mr Davidson ANDRIAMPARANY	Commercial		0202246466	www.sfoi.mg
Antananarivo	Plastic packaging supplier	SACOPLAST	Immeuble Ikopa center Tanjombato Antananarivo 101	Mr Haideraly SULEMANJI	Manager	sacoplast@moov.mg	0202246309
Antananarivo	Plastic packaging supplier	TECHNOPET	Immeuble STOI Villages des Jeux Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101	Mr Hassim AMIRALY	Manager	technopet@moov.mg	0202223016
Antananarivo	Plastic pipes 1 hydraulic equipment supplier	PLASCOM	BP 567 Route des hydrocarbures Ankorondrano. Antananarivo 101	Mr Alain Tovohery RAMONJISON	Manager	dircom@plascom.mg	0202229145 0202420426	www.plascom.mg/fr
Antananarivo	Renewable energy & generator supplier	EDM	Zone GALAXY Andraharo Antananarivo 101		Secretary	contact@edm.mg commercial@edm.mg	0202326908 0202368273
Antananarivo	Renewable energy items supplier	Energie Technologie	Centre commercial Antanimena Antananarivo 101		Secretary	info@ener-technologie.com	0202236062 0342236062	http://www.ener-technologie.com
Antananarivo	Renewable energy, lighting products, water pump & electrical products supplier	LABO MECA	Andrefatsena Talatamaty Antananarivo 105	Mr Patrick Claude LABOUESSE	Commercial	lbma@labomeca.com patrick@labomeca.com	0202244154 0202244157	http://labomeca.com
Antananarivo	Renewable energy, lighting products, water pump & electrical products supplier	SqVision	Route des hydrocarbures Ankorondrano 101	Mr Benoit VANDEWIELE	Manager	info@sq.vision	0320511666	https://sq.vision/pages/energie_fr/home.php
Antananarivo	Software providers	SOFTWELL	Ankerana Ankadindramamy Antananarivo 101	Me Mbolatiana ANDRIAMANANTSOA	Manager	mbolatiana.andriamanantsoa@softwell.mg	0331578328 0320367130 0344910700 0202259783 0202240932	www.softwell.mg
Antananarivo	Supplier of all type of vehicles (cars, motorbikes, generators, agricultural and works machines)	Henry FRAISE FILS & Cie	Lalana Ravoninahitriniarivo BP 28, Antananarivo 101	Charles VAN DER STRAETEN	General Manager		0202222721	http://www.henrifraise.com
Antananarivo	Treatment product providers	BHL	Rue Rasamoely Faravohitra Antananarivo 101	Me Hanitra RABETRANO	Commercial	bhl.com1@moov.mg	0205332771	http://bhl-madagascar.com
Antananarivo	Vehicle seller	CONTINENTAL AUTO	Routes des hydrocarbures Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101		Secretary	bonjour@continental-auto.mg	0202264442 / 43 / 44 / 45 0340300161	http://www.automobile-madagascar.com
Antananarivo	Vehicle seller	CTMOTORS	Rue Dr Raseta ANDRAHARO Antananarivo 101		Secretary	ct.motors.info@gmail.com	0202332052	http://www.ctmotors.mg
Antananarivo	Vehicle seller, generator supplier	MATERAUTO	Routes des hydrocarbures Ankorondrano Antananarivo 101		Secretary		020222339	http://www.materauto.mg
Antananarivo	Vehicle seller, generator supplier	MADAUTO	Rue Dr Raseta ANDRAHARO Antananarivo 101		Secretary		0202325454	http://www.madauto.com
Antananarivo	Water pump, cooling and heating system supplier	SMEF	Route digue Ankadimbahoaka Antananarivo 101	Me Sylvia RANDRIANARISOA	Commercial	secretariat@smef-grm.mg	0202230858 0202230859 0202230860
Antananarivo	Water supply 1 drilling equipment supplier	Bushproof	BP 182 Ivato Aeroport Antananarivo 105	Mr Serge RANAIVOJAONA	General Manager	madagascar@bushproof.com serge@bushproof.com	0331199756 0324276986	www.bushproof-madagascar.com
Fianarantsoa	Wood supplier	Scierie du Betsileo			Secretary	lsb@moov.mg	0207552244	www.scieries-madagascar.com

Madagascar - 4.12 Waste Management Companies Contact List

Company	Street / Physical Address	Name	Title	Email	Phone Number (office)	Fax Number	Website	Description of Waste Management Services
SMTP- Societé Malagache de Transformation du Plastique /In Visio group	Lot 1 A Ambohibao ANTANANARIVO 101	Rajo ANDREA Vero ANDRIANANDRAINA	Production Director Chief Operating Officer	Rajo.andrea@smtp- madagascar.com Vero.andrianandraina@smtp- madagascar.com	+261 32 11 369 03 +261 32 11 372 03		http://www.sebtp-madagascar.com/societe_membre/smtp-societe-malgache-de-transformation-de-plastiques/	plastics PET/Cardboard
VITAPLAST	LOT AZ 200 AI (8 747,15 km) 101 Antananarivo, Madagascar	Molou MOURALY	President and CEO	Vitaplast2@moov.mg	+261 34 01 558 74 +261 34 15 273 63			Plastics
SEM (Société d’emballage de Madagascar)	Enceinte Torginol, Zone Forello Tanjombato, en face PHARMALAGASY 102 Antananarivo	Tahianarivony Ramananjatovo	Production Manager	assistprod1@sem-madagascar.com	+261 20 22 479 27			Plastic manufacturing and recycling does not currently accepts waste from others (only from their own production- not sure we want to include it then?)
Fakotory	Antananarivo	Mrs Naly Rakotoarisendra	President	nalyharivony@gmail.com	+261 11 086 13		https://fakotory.weebly.com	Association working on recycling textiles (Jeans)- making bags out of recycled fabric Also involved in waste reduction and environmental education
Madacompost	Mahajanga	Mihaja	Manager	madacompost@moov.mg +261 34 20 336 40			http://madacompost.mg	Plastics/PET/ Organic waste.
Malio	Toliara	Cedrix Valleix	Director	cedric.valleix@itconsult.mg +261 34 81 851 25 +261 32 40 847 94				Organic waste, Plastics.
Poti-taratasy Creation	Antananarivo	Aina Herivao Rakotpoarisoa	Founder and Manager	avokaina@gmail.com	+261 34 12 042 73		https://poti-taratasy-creation.webnode.fr	Paper, Magazine, Cardboard
SPAH	Antananarivo	Henintsoa Nadrianina	Site Manager	nandrianinahenintsoa@gmail.com	+261 34 02 005 14		https://spah-madagascar.com	Paper, Cardboard

Madagascar - 5 Annexes

The following section contains annexes for additional information for the Madagascar LCA.

Madagascar - 5.1 Acronyms and Abbreviations

For an additional list of relevant acronyms, please see the following document:

Madagascar List of Acronyms

Acronym	Full name of the Agency / Organization
AWB	Airway Bill
BL	Bill of Lading
C&F	Cost & Freight
CAA	Civil Aviation Authority
CARE	Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere
CFS	Container Freight Stations
COMPAS	Commodity Movement Processing and Analysis System (WFP)
DLCA	Digital Logistics Capacity Assessment
FAO	Food and Agriculture Organisation
GPRS	General Pocket Radio Service
GRT	Gross Register Tonnage
IATA	International Air Transport Association
ICAO	International Civil Aviation Organisation
IDPs	Internally Displaced Persons
ILS	Instrument Landing System
IMF	International Monetary Fund
INGO	International NGO
IOM	International Organisation for Migration
ISPs	Internet Service Providers
KVA	Kilo Volt Ampere
LCA	Logistics Capacity Assessment
MOU	Memorables of Understanding
MT	Metric Tons
MW	Megawatt
n/a	not available
NDB	Non directional beacon
NFI	Non Food Items
NGO	Non Governmental Organisation
OCHA	Office of the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
RC	Resident Coordinator
RoRo	Roll on Roll off
T	Tons
T&D	Transmission and Distribution
TEUs	Twenty Foot Equivalent Units
THC	Terminal Handling Charge
UNAIDS	Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
UNCT	United Nations Country Team
UNDP	United Nations Development Programme
UNEP	United Nations Environmental Programme
UNCT	United Nations Country Team
UNDP	United Nations Development Programme
UNEP	United Nations Environmental Programme
UNESCO	United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
UNFPA	United Nations Population Fund
UNHAS	United Nations Humanitarian Air Service
UNHCR	United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
UNICEF	United Nations Children's Fund
(V)HF	(Very) High Frequency
VOR	VHF omnidirectional radio range
V-SAT	Very Smart Aperture Terminal
WASH	Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
WCO	World Customs Organisation
WFP	World Food Programme
WHO	World Health Organisation
WVI	World Vision International

Passenger Carrying Capacity
	Mickael MAC	Alixia SIOUKING  MAC	Arcadius WAI
Number of Passenger ships < 20 passengers	0	0	2
Number of Passenger ships < 50 passengers	3	3	4
Number of Passenger ships < 100 passengers	2	0	0
Number of Passenger ships >100 passengers	0	0	0

Madagascar

Table of Contents

1 Madagascar Country Profile

2 Madagascar Logistics Infrastructure

3 Madagascar Logistics Services

4 Madagascar Contact Lists

5 Madagascar Annexes

Madagascar - 1 Country Profile

Generic Information

Humanitarian Info

Facts and Figures

Madagascar - 1.1 Humanitarian Background

Disasters, Conflicts and Migration

Seasonal Effects on Logistics Capacities

Capacity and Contacts for In-Country Emergency Response

GOVERNMENT

HUMANITARIAN COMMUNITY

Madagascar - 1.2 Regulatory Departments and Quality Control

Madagascar Bureau of Standards (Bureau des normes de Madagascar)

Customs

Various regulatory departments and quality control agencies

Madagascar - 1.3 Customs Information

Duties and Tax Exemption

Emergency Response

Exemption Regular Regime (Non-Emergency Response)

Exemption Certificate Application Procedure

Exemption Certificate Document Requirements

Customs Clearance

General Information

Customs Clearance Document Requirements

Transit Regime

Madagascar - 2 Logistics Infrastructure

Madagascar - 2.1 Port Assessment

International shipments

National cabotage

Traditional maritime transport

Inland waterway navigation

Madagascar - 2.1.1 Port of Toamasina (Tamatave)

Port Overview

Port Picture

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Port Performance

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

Berthing Specifications

General Cargo Handling Berths

Port Handling Equipment

Container Facilities

Customs Guidance

Terminal Information

Stevedoring

Hinterland Information

Port Security

Madagascar - 2.1.2 Port of Toliara

Port Overview

Port Picture

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Port Performance

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

Berthing Specifications

General Cargo Handling Berths

Port Handling Equipment

Container Facilities

Customs Guidance

Terminal Information

MULTIPURPOSE TERMINAL

GRAIN AND BULK HANDLING

MAIN STORAGE TERMINAL

Stevedoring

Hinterland Information

Port Security

Madagascar - 2.1.3 Port of Mahajanga

Port Overview

Port Picture

Description and Contacts of Key Companies

Port Performance

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

Berthing Specifications

General Cargo Handling Berths

Port Handling Equipment

Container Facilities