What did the government of Madagascar do to help the state of health of its people after the civil war in 2002?

After the civil war in 2002, the government of Madagascar implemented various health initiatives to improve public health. They focused on rebuilding health infrastructure, enhancing access to essential healthcare services, and addressing key health issues such as malnutrition and Infectious Diseases. Additionally, the government collaborated with international organizations to secure funding and resources for health programs, aiming to restore and strengthen the overall health system in the country.