Conserving Madagascar's exceptional biodiversity
Integrated initiatives to conserve terrestrial and marine ecosystems for future generations.
Madagascar is home to a biodiversity that is unique in the world. Madagascar National Parks (MNP) is committed to conserving these fragile ecosystems through concrete and innovative actions, in collaboration with local communities and international partners.
Strategic Areas and Key Activities
A strategic approach for lasting results
The MNP strategic areas include :
- Ecological restoration and the fight against climate change.
- Modernising surveillance systems with innovative technologies such as drones.
- Capacity-building for the management of terrestrial Protected Areas (TPAs) and marine Protected Areas (MPAs).
- Integrating the results of scientific research into management decisions.
Incentive measures with stakeholders :
- Involvement of local communities.
- Partnerships with regional and international institutions to strengthen local capacities.
Flagship projects
Emblematic initiatives for measurable impact
Featured projects :
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Omitto iuris dictionem in libera civitate contra leges senatusque consulta; caedes relinquo; libidines praetereo, quarum acerbissimum extat indicium et ad insignem memoriam turpitudinis et paene ad iustum odium imperii nostri, quod constat nobilissimas virgines se in puteos abiecisse et morte voluntaria necessariam turpitudinem depulisse. Nec haec idcirco omitto, quod non gravissima sint, sed quia nunc sine teste dico.
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Results and Impact
Measuring our efforts
Key performance indicators (2023-2028) :
- Reduce the threat level to Low from 42% to 63% for the entire network.
- Reduce deforestation from 0.77% to 0.2% for the entire network.
- Coral reef coverage maintained at 29.42%.
- Sea grass coverage maintained at 26.04%.
Recent achievements:
- More than 14,000 offences reported between 2020 and 2023.
- 596 joint patrols carried out.
- More than 25,000 hectares of degraded natural forest under restoration or reforestation since 2020.
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