Conservation through Poverty Alleviation, International (www.cpali.org) helps rural farmers earn income through natural resource farming and build a productive barrier forest around the Makira/Masoala protected areas in Madagascar.

CPALI is founded on the principle that local populations are the key to sustainable conservation. CPALI currently works in Madagascar. Its local partners develop new livelihoods through the cultivation of native resources; local staff engage in extensive research in-country on products and product development; CPALI employs international expertise to access world markets.

http://www.cpali.org