Second Environment Programme Support Project - IFAD
Second Environment Programme Support Project
Madagascar
Agricultural Development
29 April 1997
1997 - 2002
1100001020
Second Environment Programme Support Project
The Second Environment Programme Support Project was the second phase of execution of the National Environmental Action Plan and had the following objectives:
- To halt the process of environmental degradation
- To promote sustainable use of natural resources, especially soil, forest cover and biological diversity
- To create the conditions for integrating environmental issues into the country’s macroeconomic and sectoral management
The direct beneficiaries were among the poorest groups in the population – essentially households suffering from chronic food insecurity, landless households and those with no livestock. Special attention was paid to households deriving their income from the exploitation of local resources. IFAD contributed essentially to initiatives for the sustainable management of soil and water resources, stressing the beneficiaries’ participation in implementation of the project.
Source: IFAD
Additional Data
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Total Project Cost
US$ 155 million
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IFAD Financing
US$ 8.1 million
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Financing terms
Highly Concessional
Co-financiers (International)
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European Union
US$ 1.76 million
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World Bank: International Development Association
US$ 30 million
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World Wildlife Federation
US$ 9.25 million
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Swisss Development Corporation
US$ 6 million
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Global Environmental Facility
US$ 20.8 million
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United Nations Development Program
US$ 2 million
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United States Agency for International Development
US$ 22.2 million
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Netherlands
US$ 5.81 million
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Germany
US$ 8.42 million
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Agence française de développement
US$ 4.6 million
Co-financiers (Domestic)
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National Government
US$ 30.98 million
