Welcome to the website of Conservation through Poverty Alleviation, International. CPALI protects nature through working with local people. We introduce farmers who have been economically displaced from the Makira Protected Area to new ways of earning income that invests them habitat protection while develop their own sustainable enterprises. The money that farmers can earn after participating in CPALI’s training programs can increase local incomes by 30%-300%. These inputs are sustained by CPALI’s work to develop new and innovative products that can be made locally but sold globally. CPALI pays no salaries to farmer participants. We work to create opportunity, enhance farmer dignity and maintain Madagascar’s unique biological heritage.
Kris Norvig
I. Relanson
CPALI is generously supported by:
CPALI congratulates its in-country director and SEPALI founder , Mamy Ratsimbazafy on his up-coming marriage to Lalaina Raharindimby.
NEWS: CPALI farmers have planted 10000 trees!