"Soa Fianatsa". A Betsileo adage that has become almost a motto, literally meaning "good is taken as a model". Even if it means copying and/or cutting and pasting, resorting if necessary to AI to supplement human intelligence. From Fihariana to Fandroso The Fandroso program, whose official launch took place yesterday at Ambohitsorohitra, is to the colonel in the green beret what the Fihariana project was to the number one of orange ties. The difference lies only in terminology, as both initiatives aim to provide support, particularly financial, to young Malagasy wishing to venture into entrepreneurship. Another difference is in financing, which could reach up to 200 million Ar. under the old project, compared to 60 million Ar. with the current program. But there are also similarities, which can be explained by the fact that the chairman of the board of the Fandroso program under the Refoundation was a close collaborator of Andry Rajoelina, whose namesake he is, during the 2009 Transition. "It is not the weathervane that turns, it is the wind," said a French statesman who must be turning in his grave. The name of the program launched to the four winds yesterday also recalls the FANDROSO project, financed with 20 million euros by the European Union and 1 million euros by the Malagasy State, as part of the Rindra program, which operates in different regions of Madagascar. Since its launch in 2022, FANDROSO has enabled the Agricultural Development Fund (FDA) to cover the entire national territory. The main objective is to promote economic independence of producers and encourage them to integrate the formal sector. In short (literally and figuratively), the FANDROSO project and the FANDROSO program are quite different in terms of their targets and areas of intervention, even though they share the same (unprotected) designation of origin (AOD). "Soa Fianatsa".