Madagascar

Ocean Country Partnership Programme

As one of the most nature dependent and climate vulnerable countries in the world, OCPPs work is focused on the sustainable management of marine and coastal resource to protect livelihoods and alleviate poverty.  Working in close collaboration with the Madagascan government and community organisations, capacity building is focused on ocean management and marine conservation to protect food security and critical biodiversity that underpin Madagascar’s coastal protection. This has been especially focused on the threat to marine fisheries, support national and community conservation efforts and ocean literacy to bring in marginalised groups to the debate on ocean management to alleviate poverty.  

Below, you will find a collection of resources, including published papers and reports, showcasing the progress and outcomes of our work in collaboration with Madagascar and in region.  

A woman in a uniform and lifejacket is lowering herself down onto a speed boat from a fishing boat. There is a man standing behind her already on the speedy boat, also wearing a lifejacket.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all stakeholders, partners, and contributors who have collaborated with us on the Ocean Country Partnership Programme. Your dedication and support are vital to our shared mission of protecting and sustainably managing our oceans. Together, we are making a difference.

a speed boat being lowered into the water from another boat
three people standing at a table looking at charts on large pieces of paper, which one person is flicking through
a group of people wearing lifejackets standing alongside a vessel ready to get to work
OCPP
Bangladesh
Belize
Ghana
India
Madagascar
Maldives
Mozambique
Senegal
Solomon Islands
Sri Lanka
Vanuatu
OCPP Emergency Response
OCPP Privacy Notice
OCPP GIS and Remote Sensing Training
GEDSI and SEAH Toolkit