The RAVENALA project aims to build the capacity of higher education Universities in Madagascar and the Comoros in terms of university teaching methods. It brings together 5 partners: ˗ The University of Angers in France (project leader) ˗ The Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium ˗ The University of Antsiranana in Madagascar ˗ The University of Mahajanga in Madagascar ˗ The University of Comoros University teaching plays a crucial role in the training of students, influencing their academic success and their preparation to meet societal challenges. This project is based on a preliminary analysis of teachers' needs at the 3 universities in Madagascar and the Comoros. Several activities are being developed as part of the project: ˗ Provision of an educational resources platform to be shared with all universities ˗ Creation of an appropriate training programme and the training of educational advisors who can then become mentors and trainers for fellow teachers ˗ Creation of a training programme and trainings in university teaching methods for 100 teachers ˗ Raising awareness of gender equality in higher education ˗ Communicating the project within the 5 universities ˗ Disseminating the results of the project through presentations at specialist conferences and ˗ Sustainability of the actions implemented (access to the teaching resources platform, training for teaching advisers, etc.).