Digital space created for and their member funds, and its member funds, strengthening their training, expanding access to information useful, and facilitating collective learning and exchange among peers.
This case study focuses on an innovative initiative spearheaded by the Madagascar Protected Areas and Biodiversity Fund (FAPBM) to examine how enhanced private-sector involvement can bolster long-term biodiversity financing in Madagascar.
More than 10 regional workshops and consultation sessions were held across Madagascar, engaging over 300 businesses and industry associations from various sectors, including banking, tourism, mining, agribusiness, infrastructure, and manufacturing.
Companies rarely move directly from awareness to concrete financial commitment. Establishing credibility, maintaining regular dialogue, and demonstrating institutional reliability are essential steps for progressively transforming initial interest into tangible partnerships and long-term collaboration opportunities.