Since its creation in 2005, Madagascar Protected Areas and Biodiversity Fund (FAPBM) has made partnership a fundamental pillar of its action. With USD 157 million in capital and financial support for 75 protected areas across the country, the Foundation could not achieve these results without a solid network of institutional, technical, and community partners. In a context where environmental challenges exceed the capacity of any single actor, FAPBM has developed a collaborative approach that harnesses the strengths of each stakeholder toward a common goal: sustainably protecting Madagascar’s unique natural heritage. A partnership model for conservation FAPBM does not directly manage protected areas. Its role is that of a financial catalyst, connecting available resources with field needs. This strategic positioning requires working hand in hand with a diverse range of actors: international donors, Malagasy ministries, conservation NGOs, protected area managers, and local communities. This partnership architecture rests on a simple principle: …
How FAPBM supports protected areas through its strategic partnerships
