Princess Märtha Louise 's Patronages 2006 -


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Aftenposten: After 17 hours travelling, Princess Märtha Louise (36) arrived at Madagascar late Sunday afternoon. And she brought the rain to the exotic isle.

Märtha Louise got the royal welcome. She's the first Norwegian Royal to visit the nation, which also has a Norwegian population around 90.

"We have pointed out that this is not an official visit, but the hosts are very taken with the fact that Märtha Louise is the King's daugher, and shall be treated thusly," Norwegian Ambassador Hans Frederik Lehne.

Article - with picture of ML with the minister of education: Kom med regnet til Madagaskar - Nyheter - Utenriks - Aftenposten.no
 
Princess Martha Louise of Norway is on assignment as UNICEF ambassador in Madagascar Monday, May 12, 2008. The Princess visited the local UNICEF office,together with Kjersti Flogstad secretary general of UNICEF Norway

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She looks beautiful! And very pregnant already (hard to imagine the baby is due to be born in October)! :rolleyes:
 
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Parts of the proceedings from Märtha Louise's latest book will go to the project "sammen for barnebøker" (Together for children's books) that she's in Madagascar to help promote.

While she's there, she will open a writing competition, to increase the amount of books written in the local language for children. 20 of the best contributions will become children's books. A total of 40,000 books will be sent out to families with children.

"I am occupied with the fact that all children have the right to be read to. It is a privilege to be a contributor so that more children will get children's books based on their own history, culture, language and story-telling tradition," says the Princess.

Only 14% of children in Madagascar finish middle school.

Prinsesse Märtha Louise lanserer forfatterkonkurranse - Forsiden - UNICEF
 
This is a great project for the princess to participate in, indeed. I love the fact that the books given are in the local language and represents things within their environment--that's really focusing on the kids.
 
This is a great project for the princess to participate in, indeed. I love the fact that the books given are in the local language and represents things within their environment--that's really focusing on the kids.

What I gather, from what I've read about the situation, is that the official language in Madagascar used to be mainly French, and so books in school used to be in French, it was switched to Malagasy (the native language) in schools. However, parts of the problem is that they didn't make enough learning material or books for children in the native language, which is partly what this project aims to correct. :flowers:
 
MADAGASCAR 20080513 Princess Martha Louise of Norway with children during her visit to a local family in the village of Ambatolampikelyar, Antananarivo. The Princess is visiting Madagascar as an Unicef ambassador and also opened a national writing contest for childre.

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that's great work Martha Louisa does. and its very kind of her to travel to Madagascar wih UNISEF during the first period of pregnancy. :norwayflag:

Thank Her Majesty for all the links and pictures :flowers:
 
Princess Märtha Louise visited Sørvang Industrial Park in Drammen which was opened by her grandfather King Olav 25 years ago. Sørvang business park is a workplace for the handicapped people involved in packing the fruit baskets, construction work, carpentry and catering work. Princess Martha Louise was very pleased with the visit and said "It is amazing to see how many people have a good working environment here". The company is divided into seven departments. The employees involved in packing the fruit baskets, construction work, carpentry and catering work.

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- Litt av en opplevelse - Buskerud - NRK Nyheter
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OSLO 20091008. Princess Martha Louise of Norway is seen together Atle Lunde, the Chairman of the Norwegian Association of the Blind and Partially Sighted Ð NABP, during the organizations 100 year anniversary at the Concert Hall in Oslo, Norway, October 8, 2009. Foto: Berit Roald

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Princess Märtha Louise visited the Eikholt national resource center for
deafblind people in Drammen, Tuesday August 24th 2010. The center
celebrated it's 30th birthday and Märtha Louise handed out the Eikholt
price to Kelp Teksum and Lars Monsen for their commitment to give
deafblind quality of life and more opportunities.


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** kongehuset.no: Delte ut Eikholtprisen **
 
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Princess Märtha Louise visited the Oslo county team of the Hearing-impaired
Association today, September 20, 2010. She was invited in connection with
the annual day of action where the local teams hold open house to show
everyone what they are doing.


** Pic ** kongehuset.no: Besøkte åpent hus hos fylkeslag **
 
Thanks iceflower, the Princess looks so much like her mother in the picture, it's uncanny.:)
 
You are most welcome, Katrianna! :flowers:


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Today, September 21, Princess Märtha Louise visited "Troll 2010" at Beitostølen Health Sports Center.
"Troll" is a service for adults with various forms of muscle diseases, organized in cooperation with the
Association of Muscle Diseased.


** Pic ** kongehuset.no: Besøkte "Troll" på Beitostølen **
 
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