To strengthen the empowerment of youth, women, and vulnerable groups through entrepreneurship, while promoting environmental protection, the sustainable use of terrestrial and marine natural resources, and the principles of the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE).
We support youth, women, and community-based organizations in promoting income-generating activities and developing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) that create green and blue jobs.
This program is part of a dynamic shift toward ecological transition and strengthening climate resilience, supporting local solutions tailored to current environmental challenges. It emphasizes innovation, inclusion, and sustainability through support, capacity building, and networking for stakeholders in green and blue entrepreneurship.
An entrepreneur committed to sustainable development, Balsama manages Green Park Bembary, a private park dedicated to ecotourism, environmental education, as well as youth and women empowerment through various activities and training programs. Supported by JADD Madagascar since 2024 through entrepreneurship training, she has boosted her self-confidence and consolidated the development of her project and activities.
“You must always believe in your dreams, work with perseverance, and move forward step by step. With time and effort, projects eventually come to fruition.”
Passionate about beekeeping, Patrice is developing a business focused on honey production in Andasibe. Following the support and entrepreneurship training provided by JADD Madagascar, he was further inspired and encouraged to structure and expand his initiative. Today, he aims to connect beekeeping, income-generating activities, and agritourism with the strong potential of sustainable tourism in Andasibe, in order to create an authentic local experience for visitors.
“I encourage young people to invest in entrepreneurship because it is a path that allows you to build your future, develop your skills, and progressively transform your ambitions into reality.”
Originally from Amalonabe Anevoka, Vivianne is working in fish farming and poultry businesses, focusing on duck rearing. After starting with poultry, she successfully financed and established a small-scale fish pond that is now fully operational. She now aims to produce and market organic fingerlings fed naturally, while expanding her fattening activities. Thanks to the support and training from JADD Madagascar, she has strengthened her technical and professional knowledge to further improve and structure her project.
“I am determined to grow my project because it represents an opportunity for me to thrive in my activities, gain autonomy, and build my independence.”
