A polytechnic engineer who lives abroad gives his point of view on the situation in the country. Jean Charlin Randriantiana, because it’s about him. This member of the diaspora believes “ the existence of a gap between the priorities of central political authorities in terms of action dynamics and the expectations of the local population. Could it be an error in diagnosis, inertia of local authorities, lack of will to coordinate State action projects with the supposed priorities of the population… “. And to continue that “ probably, there are a thousand reasons; but I suppose the state may be caught in the crossfire. On the one hand, pressure from powerful national and international economic interest groups as indispensable partners. On the other side, the promises to fight poverty in a spirit of social justice and solidarity during the spectacular electoral campaigns ».
Inclusive dialogues. He thinks, moreover, that in this spiral, a segment of the population feels victimized, ostracized and seeks to explain the social shift; poverty invaded by a disenchantment with central power. Even if certain situations can also be correlated with other factors, for example climate change. In particular, as a possible solution, he is working on approaches that allow for better popular ownership of state projects. Organize inclusive, regional, communal dialogues aimed at increasing trust, a spirit of sharing, a sense of responsibility, the culture of common goods and collective interests. These steps minimize the risk of tension of all kinds, social resignation or despair.
Collected by Dominique R.
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