RÔGO MadagasikaraTogether for implementation
Where we work

Conserved Areas & Communities

We work in community-managed landscapes to conserve wetlands and forests.

Our approach

The One Health approach

In situ, we work in community-managed landscapes to conserve wetlands, forests, and the species that depend on them. To do so, we value traditional knowledge to involve local communities through our One Health approach.

Wild Health

Research and habitat restoration

One Health
Community Health

Sustainable finance and climate-smart agriculture

Environmental Health

Education and youth engagement

Our landscapes

Where do we work?

Two community-based conserved sites in the Sofia region and one Youth Climate Change Committee in Boeny.

Sofia Region · Maroandambana, Port-Bergé

Sacred lake Ambalavondrona

One (1) community-based conserved site complex. The local endemic turtle (Erymnochelys madagascariensis) and bird (Ardeola idae).

Sofia Region · Ambodisakoana, Mampikony

Sacred lake Mandrovitra

One (1) potential community-based conserved site identified. The local endemic species: fish (Sauvagella robusta) and fish (genera Paretroplus and Paratilapia).

Boeny Region · Mahajanga

Youth Climate Change Committee (Y3C)

One (1) Group of Youth Climate Change Committee (Y3C) created to drive climate action.