Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Money for Madagascar is a UK registered charity (number 1001420) based in Llangadog, South Wales, and in Lancaster, Lancashire. It was established in 1986 to fund development projects managed by local partners in Madagascar.Money for Madagascar aims to enable Malagasy people to address the social, economic and environmental challenges facing their country. Since 1986 it has collected and transferred more than £2 million to support projects in Madagascar.Money for Madagascar typically funds projects in the following areas: conservation, education, public health and sustainable development. By supporting small community-lead projects it hopes to address issues including poverty, deforestation, food security, preventable illnesses, illiteracy and innumeracy."@en }
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- Money_for_Madagascar abstract "Money for Madagascar is a UK registered charity (number 1001420) based in Llangadog, South Wales, and in Lancaster, Lancashire. It was established in 1986 to fund development projects managed by local partners in Madagascar.Money for Madagascar aims to enable Malagasy people to address the social, economic and environmental challenges facing their country. Since 1986 it has collected and transferred more than £2 million to support projects in Madagascar.Money for Madagascar typically funds projects in the following areas: conservation, education, public health and sustainable development. By supporting small community-lead projects it hopes to address issues including poverty, deforestation, food security, preventable illnesses, illiteracy and innumeracy.".
- Q6899235 abstract "Money for Madagascar is a UK registered charity (number 1001420) based in Llangadog, South Wales, and in Lancaster, Lancashire. It was established in 1986 to fund development projects managed by local partners in Madagascar.Money for Madagascar aims to enable Malagasy people to address the social, economic and environmental challenges facing their country. Since 1986 it has collected and transferred more than £2 million to support projects in Madagascar.Money for Madagascar typically funds projects in the following areas: conservation, education, public health and sustainable development. By supporting small community-lead projects it hopes to address issues including poverty, deforestation, food security, preventable illnesses, illiteracy and innumeracy.".