Since 2015, I have been dedicated to promoting digitalisation within my community through training sessions and workshops at the Youth Centre in Farafangana, in the south-eastern region of Madagascar, as well as with various NGOs. I have used my personal Facebook account to raise awareness, organise youth meetings, and host programmes on local radio stations, because I believe in the power of digital technology to transform society for the benefit of all. I have organised educational sessions to explain how to use digital tools, raised awareness of online risks such as the consequences of misinformation and disinformation, and above all, shared knowledge. I have explained to young people that navigating the digital world can contribute to their success, as technology is a powerful tool for youth empowerment. It enables them to express their voices and actively participate in dialogue — particularly important in a developing country such as ours. I bring over five years of experience in conducting and supervising surveys with major international and national NGOs in Madagascar. I have also worked as a social worker in child protection, a community facilitator and mobiliser, and an advocate for gender sensitivity and inclusion, especially in the fight against gender-based violence (GBV). In addition, I am a trainer in personal development, advocacy, and public speaking. I am a young woman leader, head of a youth association since 2015, a member of the regional civil society platform ATSIMO ATSINANANA Askagny, a member of ORDH Atsimo Atsinanana, and a former Secretary General of the Farafangana Municipal Youth Council.