The Epsilon project is part of a long-term partnership between Bôndy, the Akamasoa association and Epsilon. In the village of Akamasoa Antolojanahary, a nursery with a capacity of 25,000 trees has been built to meet the needs of the local population.

This village, created in 1989 by Akamasoa, had the objective of reintegrating certain disadvantaged households living in the capital towards a return to the land.
Agriculture and livestock breeding are now essential activities for the families of Antolojanahary.
In this project, Bôndy supports these farmers in good agroforestry and sustainable agriculture practices.
An environmental awareness-raising component is also deployed in schools to teach the youngest children about the challenges of sustainable development through reforestation.