BMZ- German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development
The Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) is responsible within the Federal Government for German development policy. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) provide the framework for our actions under the United Nations and the Paris Climate Agreement.
The focus is on the commitment against poverty and hunger and for healthy people in a healthy environment. The BMZ sees itself as a ministry of transformation that promotes conversion to a sustainable, climate-friendly and nature-friendly economy worldwide and at the same time strengthens peace, freedom and human rights.
To do this, it agrees on bilateral cooperation with its partner countries around the world and promotes strong multilateralism based on the SDGs.
Fondation pour les Aires Protégées et la Biodiversité de Madagascar
La FAPBM est un Fonds fiduciaire qui constitue un mécanisme novateur de financement des aires protégées à Madagascar. En effet, la Fondation est dotée d’un capital investi sur les marchés internationaux. Seuls les revenus de ce capital servent à financer les aires protégées à Madagascar. Ceci signifie que le capital reste intact au fil du temps, assurant ainsi la pérennité des financements pour la biodiversité.
DetailsWelt Hunger Hilfe
La Welthungerhilfe (WHH) est l’une des plus grandes organisations non-gouvernementale d’aide humanitaire, laïque et politiquement indépendante, en Allemagne.
DetailsMadagascar: Soil Protection and Rehabilitation Project to Improve Food Security (ProSol)
Implementation of sustainable approaches for the large-scale promotion of soil protection and rehabilitation of degraded lands in Madagascar.
DetailsProgram for the protection and sustainable use of natural resources (PAGE2)
In the Boeny and DIANA regions, the program is committed to improving the sustainable use of natural resources in the periphery of protected areas.
DetailsPromoting the rural development of small producers in the Highlands of Madagascar
Diversification and securing the income of small producers in the Highlands of Madagascar
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