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TOAMASINA PROJECT

Tamatave, Atsinanana Region, Madagascar

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The east coast of Madagascar is known for its vegetation and abundant rainfall. If this part of the island is reputed to be "greener" than the others, it is currently facing all sorts of disturbances. In particular, a considerable drop in rainfall has had a serious impact on local vegetation and food crops. This is mainly due to deforestation and pollution in the region. 

This is why it was obvious for Bôndy to set up an agroforestry project in the Atsinanana region. More precisely in Tamatave. 

We aim to restore the vegetation cover of the area by including local communities. Focusing on cash crop and fruit trees, most of them short cycle. 

The environmental impacts of this project:

  • 27,000 trees planted to date 
  • 22 hectares of vegetation restored 

Thanks to this project, Bôndy has also:

  • generated employment for local communities 
  • encouraged food self-sufficiency  

 

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Overview

This Bôndy project is located in Tamatave, on the east coast of Madagascar. The objective of this project is to associate social and environmental impact in our intervention zone: reforestation, job creation, initiation to food self-sufficiency and creation of sources of income for the locals.

More details on the project

This Bôndy project is located in Tamatave, on the east coast of Madagascar. The objective of this project is to associate social and environmental impact in our intervention zone: reforestation, job creation, initiation to food self-sufficiency and creation of sources of income for the locals.

AGROFORESTRY PROJECT