Rebuilding Madagascar together, for a popular and sovereign transition.
The Gen Z Charter
and the Roadmap.
Today, Malagasy youth bear a historic mandate: to rebuild a country based on sovereignty, social justice, transparency, and the direct participation of the people.
This page brings together the two founding documents of the movement—the Generation Z Charter and the Roadmap—so that every citizen, both in Madagascar and in the diaspora, can understand, support, and join this national rebuilding.
Summary of the Gen Z Madagasikara Commitment Charter
The 4 cornerstones of our commitment
Every public action must be traceable, justified, and accessible. Transparency is the first step towards justice.
Reporting, documenting, and exposing abuses helps protect citizens and break the culture of silence. Every voice that speaks out strengthens the rule of law.
The people must regain control of their destiny. The transition will begin at the fokontany level, move up to the regions, and then to the nation.
Youth, local communities and the diaspora must play a direct role in political decision-making.
The Gen Z Charter is a civic commitment to rebuild Madagascar around justice, transparency, and popular participation. By signing it, you affirm your support for a collective initiative led by young people and open to all those who wish to contribute to a more dignified and democratic future.
Every signature counts. It strengthens the legitimacy of this Charter and shows that, throughout the country and in the diaspora, citizens are choosing to unite around common values and a project for national renewal.
Note: some signatures were collected before the launch of our site, via our petition on change.org .
Charte d'engagement Gen Z Madagasikara — 2025
VERSION MALAGASY
🇲🇬 Dina Iorenanan’ny Génération Z
Rafi-baovao miorina amin’ny firenena mahaleotena, ny fandraisan’anjaran’ny olom-pirenena mivantana amin’ny fanapahan-kevitra sy ny fitantanana araka izay iriany.
Tari-dresaka
Izahay tanora, olom-pirenena Malagasy manerana ny Nosy, avy amin’ny faritra sy finoana ary fiaviana samihafa, dia miray hina hanorina ho avy mendrika sy mahasoa ny Tanindrazana. Manolo-tena izahay hanangana rafitra vaovao mifototra amin’ny fahaleovantena, fangaraharahàna, ary fandraisana andraikitra amin’ny fiainam-pirenena.
Koa satria ny hevitry ny maro no mahataka-davitra, dia natokana ity Dina-piarahamonina ity ho fifanekena iombonan’ny tanora, ny fiarahamonim-pirenena, ny antoko politika, ny mpandraharaha, ny teknisiana, ny mpikaroka ary ny mpitandro filaminana. Tanjon’ny Dina ny hanavao ny fiaraha-monina, eo ambany tobin’ny Fihavanana, Firaisankina, ary Teny Ierana, ho tombontsoa iombonana sy fampandrosoana maharitra.
Tsy manaiky izahay ho taranaka tsy mahalala ny niaviany. Misafidy kosa izahay ho taranaka mahiratra, mahafantatra ny zony, ny adidiny ary ny heriny — ho hery manosika ny fiovana.
I. Ireo soatoavina ijoroana
1. Mangarahara tanteraka
Ny fanapahan-kevitra sy ny vola ampiasaina rehetra dia tokony ho hita maso, ara-drariny, voaporofo ary azo arahina.
2. Fitovian-tàntana
Tsy misy dikany ny fanovana raha tsy manatsara ny fiainan’ireo marefo indrindra.
3. Fandraisan’andraikitry ny rehetra
Ny vahoaka Malagasy irery no mandidy sy manapaka. Izany dia miandoha amin’ny fanajana ny teny nomena.
4. Fanompoan’ny andrim-panjakana ny vahoaka
Ny fanavaozana dia tsy fandrodanana, fa famerenana amin’ny laoniny ny andraikitry ny fanjakana: ny hanasoavana ny olom-pirenena.
5. Fanabeazana, fahaizana ary fahamarinana
Ireo mianatra sy mizara fahalalana amin-kitsimpo ho fanompoana ny Tanindrazana no antoky ny ho avy.
6. Fihavanana sy firaisankina
Ny firaisankina no hery hitondrana fampandrosoana iombonana.
II. Tanjona iombonana
1. Fanavaozana andrim-panjakana
Tokony hiainga amin’ny fifampidinihan’ireo mpiara-miombon’antoka rehetra ny rafitra vaovao, ary hanaraka ny filan’ny fokontany sy ny kaominina.
2. Fandraisana andraikitra sy fahatongavan-tsaina faobe
Manolo-tena izahay hanamafy ny firaisam-po sy ny maha-Malagasy. Tanjonay:
- Hanandratra ny harena ara-kolotsaina isam-paritra
- Hanabe ny mponina amin’ny tantara marina
- Hampirisaka ny fandraisana anjara amin’ny fiainam-pirenena
3. Fanajana ny zo fototra
Hojerentsika avokoa ny zon’ny olom-pirenena rehetra: mpiasa, mpianatra, mpanao gazety, sendika, diaspora, sns.
4. Fampandraisan’anjara ny tanora
- Fampiofanana sy fananganana tanora mahay sy marina
- Fandraisana anjara amin’ny fanapahan-kevitra rehetra
- Fitovian-jo sy fahafahana mitovy
5. Fangaraharahàna sy fitantanana tsara
Miady izahay ho amin’ny:
- Fampahafantarana ara-potoana ny fanapahan-kevitra
- Mangarahara amin’ny asa sy tanjona
- Fanafainganana sy fanatsarana ny asam-panjakana
III. Tsy azo leferina
- Herisetra sy fanaparam-pahefana
- Fanitsakitsahana zo fototra
- Fampiasana andrim-panjakana ho tombontsoa manokana
- Kolikoly amin’ny endriny rehetra
- Fifidianana sy fanendrena tsy mangarahara sy tsy ara-drariny
IV. Fifanekena
- Misokatra ho an’ny olom-pirenena sy vondrona rehetra ity Dina ity.
- Ny fanaovan-tsonia dia midika fanekena sy fanajana ireo andininy rehetra.
- Tsy raikitra ny Dina : havaozina araka ny safidin’ny maro, eo ambany fiahian’ny Cellule de Veille Citoyenne.
VERSION FRANÇAISE
🇲🇬 Charte Gen Z Madagasikara
Pour une refondation populaire, souveraine et participative de la Nation
Préambule
Nous, jeunes citoyennes et citoyens de Madagascar, issus de toutes les régions et origines, déclarons notre engagement pour un système nouveau fondé sur : la souveraineté nationale, la transparence, la participation du peuple, la dignité collective.
Cette Charte est un contrat social entre la jeunesse, la société civile, les travailleurs, les sages, les acteurs économiques et les forces armées. Elle repose sur le Fihavanana, le Firaisankina et le Teny Ierana.
Nous refusons d’être une génération sans mémoire. Nous choisissons d’être une génération lucide, consciente de ses droits, de ses devoirs et de sa puissance collective.
I. Nos valeurs fondamentales
- Transparence absolue
- Justice et équité
- Responsabilité collective
- Respect des institutions envers le peuple
- Éducation, compétence et intégrité
- Fihavanana et firaisankina
II. Nos objectifs communs
- Refonte institutionnelle
- Responsabilisation citoyenne
- Respect des droits fondamentaux
- Implication active de la jeunesse
- Transparence & bonne gouvernance
III. Nos lignes rouges
- Aucune violence
- Aucune atteinte aux libertés
- Aucune instrumentalisation de l’État
- Tolérance zéro pour la corruption
- Refus des élections non libres, injustes ou opaques
IV. Engagement et méthode
- Signature ouverte à tous
- Engagement moral de chaque signataire
- Charte évolutive sous contrôle citoyen
{Votre nom s’affichera ici}
Summary of the Gen Z Madagascar Roadmap
A Popular Transition to Start afresh on a Sound Footing
Launch Local People's Committees (LPCs) , secure essential services, suspend failing institutions and regain the people's trust.
Comprehensive audit, fight against corruption, popular control of justice, freezing and recovery of embezzled assets.
Consultations in each district, public debates, collective drafting of a political model adapted to Malagasy society.
National referendum, adoption of the new system, then free, transparent and decentralized elections.
What people say about us
Is the Charter a political text?
No.
The Charter is not a partisan program , nor an electoral manifesto.
It is a citizens’ pact that brings together universal values: transparency, justice, participation, popular sovereignty, and dignity.
It serves as a moral and collective foundation to guide the rebuilding of the country.
Who may sign the Charter?
Everyone.
Citizens, young people, elders, workers, diaspora, technicians, journalists, farmers, teachers, civil servants, military personnel…
The Charter is open to all those who share these values and wish to participate in the rebuilding of the country.
What does signing the Charter commit me to?
Signing the Charter means:
to support the values of transparency, justice and solidarity,
to reject corruption and impunity,
to encourage citizen participation,
to contribute peacefully to the rebuilding of the country.
This is not a legal commitment, but a moral and civic one.
Does the Charter replace the Constitution?
No.
The Charter is a text of values , not a legal text.
It serves as an ethical compass to guide the transition and future reforms, but it does not replace any existing law.
What is the Gen Z Roadmap?
The Roadmap is a citizen-led working document .
It proposes a vision for a Popular and Sovereign Transition, in order to:
stabilize the country,
clean up the state,
organize the Estates General,
rebuild the political system,
return to free and transparent elections.
It is not imposed: it is open to debate, improvement and popular contribution.
Does the Roadmap call for a coup?
Absolutely not.
The document clearly emphasizes:
- civil participation,
- citizen control,
- the limited duration of the transition,
- the rejection of any dictatorship or providential man.
The proposed transition is civil, popular and sovereign , respecting national stability and with one ultimate goal: to return power to the people , not confiscate it.
What is the role of Local People's Committees (LPCs)?
Powerline communication ( PLC) is at the heart of the Gen Z citizen model .
These are local assemblies where citizens can:
- meet,
- discuss,
- to vote on local priorities,
- to control public action,
- to escalate grievances to the national level
- to choose delegates for the Estates General.
This is a concrete way to bring power back to the fokontany level .
What is the difference between the Charter and the Roadmap?
The Charter = the values, the principles, the moral contract.
The Roadmap = the operational plan to rebuild the State.
They are complementary:
- The Charter = Why rebuild?
- The FDR = How to rebuild?
