Our Mission and Goals

Our mission is to protect Madagascar’s baobab trees and dry forests while fostering harmony, dignity, and gender equity within local communities.

Together, we strive to create a future where thriving communities and baobabs coexist, promoting ecological integrity, social harmony, and gender equity in Madagascar’s landscapes.

Baobab reforestation project – Women-Led Reforestation in Madagascar

In 2026, the AMPELA Women’s Association led a reforestation mission in Andranopasy, western Madagascar, to restore degraded dry forests and strengthen community engagement.

2,200 planting holes

More than 2,200 planting holes prepared in forest for plantation

1,250 native tree seedlings

1,250 native tree seedlings planted, including baobab species

60 local community

Around 60 local community members mobilized

15 women

15 women played a key role in organizing and leading activities

This initiative combines environmental restoration, women’s leadership, and sustainable community development to help build a more resilient future for Madagascar’s unique ecosystems.