Luc Yannick Andréas Randriamarolaza, director general of meteorology and permanent representative of Madagascar to the WMO. As part of efforts to strengthen national capacity for climate forecasting and adaptation, the General Directorate of Meteorology is taking a significant step forward. A strategic alliance has been forged with the BResilient program to modernize meteorological monitoring infrastructure across the country. This initiative was highlighted by Luc Yannick Andréas Randriamarolaza, director general of meteorology and permanent representative of Madagascar to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). During a presentation on this partnership, the head of the meteorological agency emphasized the crucial importance of this collaboration for technological sovereignty and climate risk management in the island nation. Innovation At the heart of this cooperation is the deployment of two autonomous automatic weather stations, entirely designed and manufactured locally. Bearing the mark of "made in Madagascar" expertise, these next-generation equipment will be installed in the regions of Analanjirofo and Boeny, two strategic areas particularly exposed to climate hazards and cyclonic disturbances. The acquisition of these cutting-edge tools will enable the collection of precise, real-time data on atmospheric variables. This information will help refine forecasts, anticipate extreme phenomena, and optimize decision-making for the protection of populations and socio-economic activities. This partnership with BResilient thus illustrates Madagascar's commitment to developing endogenous, sustainable solutions adapted to local realities in facing global environmental challenges.