VOICED : Eating shoes: surviving Madagascar's famine

The transcript highlights the severe humanitarian crisis in southern Madagascar, where villagers face extreme hunger and poverty due to climate change-induced famine. Sinasi's family struggles to survive, resorting to eating wild roots and boiled leather. The UN identifies Madagascar as the first country experiencing climate change-driven famine. Government and aid organizations are working on projects to improve infrastructure and provide relief, but challenges remain, including funding shortages for the World Food Program.

What are the basic rights that are considered distant dreams for the villagers?

What are the government's plans to address the humanitarian crisis?

What is the current status of the World Food Program's funding?