Lalaina RAKOTOARIVONY
Manager of development project, Consultant
"If we want, we can."
I am a graduate in Cultural Engineering, Leisure and Tourism.
Recently, my nomination for the Foxclues International Leadership and Award Summit 2022 was selected. Prior to that, I was able to develop my leadership skills through political and Christian leadership training before joining the Youth Cultural Leadership Training program.
As a development project manager, I am currently a consultant and member of the advisory body of the Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Committee within the Ministry of Education of Madagascar. Through my studies and training, I have led a multifaceted professional life in tourism, culture, education, and especially social and political issues.
An ardent promoter of culture as a powerful factor of development and an effective instrument for the promotion of the culture of peace and non-violence, I am committed to this field both at the national and international levels.
Last year, I was selected by UNESCO, the African Union and the government of the Republic of Angola to represent my country and its young leaders at the Biennale of Luanda 2021, Pan-African forum for the culture of peace. I am part of the community "social media engagement and communication task force" and on September 21, 2021 (International Day of Peace), I was part of the young leaders who covered the web with messages of peace not only to our respective communities and countries, but also to the whole world.
Biography
Lalaina RAKOTOARIVONY
Manager of development project, Consultant
"If we want, we can."
I am a graduate in Cultural Engineering, Leisure and Tourism.
Recently, my nomination for the Foxclues International Leadership and Award Summit 2022 was selected. Prior to that, I was able to develop my leadership skills through political and Christian leadership training before joining the Youth Cultural Leadership Training program.
As a development project manager, I am currently a consultant and member of the advisory body of the Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) Committee within the Ministry of Education of Madagascar. Through my studies and training, I have led a multifaceted professional life in tourism, culture, education, and especially social and political issues.
An ardent promoter of culture as a powerful factor of development and an effective instrument for the promotion of the culture of peace and non-violence, I am committed to this field both at the national and international levels.
Last year, I was selected by UNESCO, the African Union and the government of the Republic of Angola to represent my country and its young leaders at the Biennale of Luanda 2021, Pan-African forum for the culture of peace. I am part of the community "social media engagement and communication task force" and on September 21, 2021 (International Day of Peace), I was part of the young leaders who covered the web with messages of peace not only to our respective communities and countries, but also to the whole world.