Bôndy: Among the Top 25 African Companies to Watch. Bloomberg

Bôndy recrute 5 Techniciens Forestiers et Socio-Organisateurs dans le district d'Amboasary Atsimo, région Anosy.

Bôndy recrute un Superviseur Technique pour la Zone Sud, basé dans le district d'Amboasary Atsimo (Manevy, Tranomaro, Behara, Ambatoabo).

Bôndy recrute un Superviseur Technique pour la Zone Nord, basé dans le district d'Amboasary Atsimo (Maromby, Esira, Ankarera).

Bôndy becomes the first Malagasy company featured on Bloomberg's Top 25 African Startups to Watch 2026. Learn how a nature restoration startup operates without venture capital.

A key driver of Bôndy's growth, the Digital communications manager manages the company's digital channels and creates/produces high-quality digital content.

Engaged since March 2024 in the SAVA region, the “Fandriaka Mahomby” project is beginning its second year.

In Madagascar, 95% of households rely on wood or charcoal for cooking, a practice that destroys 200,000 hectares of forest every year. Faced with this emergency, the “Clean Cooking for Madagascar” project led by Bôndy deploys an innovative solution: improved high-performance stoves designed to sustainably transform the daily lives of Malagasy people.

ERP Bôndy: technology at the service of a measurable impact

Bôndy participated in the high-level conference: “Madagascar: betting on development”. This event, initiated by Miarakap, Indri and Kinome, brought together entrepreneurs and private sector actors for two days to reflect on an innovative growth trajectory for the Big Island, focused on the valorization of its natural resources.

Bôndy contributes to the development of the third Nationally Determined Contribution (CDN3.0) for the period 2025-2035.

An alliance at the service of biodiversity and local economic development. In this continuity, Bôndy signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Foundation for Protected Areas and Biodiversity of Madagascar (FAPBM) and Baobab Bank Madagascar. This agreement aims to support local economic initiatives that promote biodiversity.

On the occasion of Mois B Corp (Bmonth), celebrated in March, Bôndy wanted to highlight the importance given to its employees, at the heart of its daily commitment.

Gabriel Tasso, co-founder and CEO of Bôndy, spoke at ChangeNow, the largest global event dedicated to solutions for the planet, in order to present the business model and the results already deployed in Madagascar.

170,000 plants from the Bôndy nursery were destroyed by cyclone Gezani during its passage through Tamatave. Despite this event, the actions carried out on the ground demonstrate the resilience of local communities and the relevance of solutions based on nature.

Webinar “The hour of the Gecko”: the commitment of Bôndy and the Vahatra association for local species