The PROSPERER project has been operational in Madagascar for 14 years. Farmers, young people, artisans and various businesses involved in rural production have benefited from this support. The project ended in June 2008 with a workshop at Colbert Antaninarenina...

The results of the PROSPERER or FANOITRA project have been positive during its 14 years of work in promoting rural entrepreneurship, in food production and in creating jobs for young people. said the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock, Ramilison Harifidy, when he officially closed the PROSPERER project on May 3, 2022.

Small rural enterprises involving more than 60,000 farmers have been created. 300,000 people have directly benefited from it. The project also trained young farmers numbering 6,600. The project also collaborated with the private sector. The company has raised up to $35.5 million, in partnership with peasant producers.
21 sectors were supported. The benefits of PROSPER's work will be long-lasting, inherited, even if the project is completed, said Minister Ramilison Harifidy; the beneficiaries were trained in the management of their activity.