Andohahela © FAPBM
The index of Biological Integrity
The Strategic Plan 2022-2026 general objective is measured by the Index of Biotic Integrity of protected areas. It indicates the conservation status of protected areas on a scale of 5, with 5 being the highest score.
Ardea Hambloti of the protected area of Ankarafantsika © FAPBM
Conservation of more than 500 fauna and flora species
Funding for 75 protected areas in 2025 has enabled the conservation of more than 500 species of fauna and flora, most of which are endemic to Madagascar and appear on the IUCN Red List.
FAPBM finances emergency situations with its Emergency Grant
In addition, the FAPBM provides funding for emergency situations. In 2025, for example, the amount of the FIS and FAR amounted to MGA 872,356,242 (USD 196,035.11).
While the level of threats to the natural resources in the protected areas funded by FAPBM has remained stable, forms of pressures are still weighing on these protected areas. The rate of deforestation in supported protected areas was 0.67% in 2024, compared to 0.68% in 2023.
