More than 90% of Madagascar's primary forests are destroyed, impacting people living in extreme poverty the most.

Madagascar is one of the world’s top biodiversity conservation priorities because of its endemic species and severe habitat loss rates. Reforestation in Madagascar is important because the destruction of the mangrove estuaries along the coastline has caused mudflats to wash into the ocean, destroying once-productive fisheries and increasing the vulnerability of coastal communities to hurricanes, tsunamis, and floods. In the dry deciduous forests, deforestation threatens one of the world’s rarest and most diverse forest systems.

The project generates zero carbon emission electricity from a renewable hydropower.

The FSCECP – Fundão-Santa Clara Energetic Complex Project consists of a hydroelectric complex, located in Jordão River, Paraná, Brazil. The Fundão Hydroelectric complex is composed of one Small Hydropower Plant (SHP – capacity of 2,40 MW) and other Hydropower Plant (HPP – capacity of 120 MW). The Santa Clara Hydroelectric complex is composed one Small Hydropower Plant (SHP – capacity of 3,60 MW) and other Hydropower Plant (HPP – capacity of 120 MW). The FSCECP is connected to the SIN (National Interconnected System).