Conservation through Poverty Alleviation International's sustainable livelihoods program seeks to connect people and resources in a mutually beneficial way. Through our work, we develop conservation solutions that are sustainable, inclusive, and driven by local communities. 

 

Locally organized teams of farmers have helped discover, cultivate, and transform native resources that CPALI markets abroad. Farmers earn tangible benefits from the land that they steward and in many cases have helped land recover from degradation.

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Watch our video to hear from the director of our sister organization in Madagascar, and from local farmers and artisans on how they built this initiative and why it is important to them.