Fondation Ecoformation | Reforestation, agroforestery, biodiversity restoration

The Foundation

The Foundation EcoFormation is a non-profit organisation, recognised as a public utility and registered under Swiss law. It creates and implements sustainable development projects in developing countries in the interest of and in close collaboration with local populations.

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The goals

The main goals of the Foundation are to promote natural ressources, restore the ecosystems, create socio-economic dynamics, reinforce food security and reduce poverty.

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The impacts

EcoFormation’s different projects are part of a general dynamics:

- Environmental impacts
- Social impacts
- Educational impacts
- Economic impacts

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The projects

Training Centre & Sustainable Forest Development:
Reforestation – Agroforestry – Biodiversity
=> 6’000 hectares of rainforest in Madagascar
=> 25’000 hectares of rainforest in Peru
-New projects are being studied

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You can help us

Donations and private and public donors finance the implementation and development of the projects. Donations are very important. You can also contribute to these projects!

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Environmental aspect

- Assess the environmental impacts
- Develop reforestation plans
- Apply sustainable management programmes
- Restore bioversity and protect the ecosystem

Social aspect

- Train and promote education: employability
- Create job opportunities: poverty reduction
- Develop subsistence agriculture: food security
- Provide access to medical and hospital care

Economic aspect

- Implement long term and rational work conditions
- Support the creation of micro-enterprises
- Structure and organise forest exploitation
- Guarantee the fair trading of farm and forest products

March 2013

Finally, after a 14-month wait, the Swiss Ambassador in Madagascar has supplied the environmental compliance certificate. The project is back on track and, with the overhanging threat removed, the weight

December 2012

The month of December should have been a decisive one for Madagascar in obtaining the environmental compliance certificate from the national office of the environment, the body responsible for certifying