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A Study on the Competitiveness of Corn Production in Madagascar.

A detailed analysis of Madagascar's competitiveness in corn production, including development scenarios that take into account costs, logistics, sustainability, and strategic outlooks.

Madagascar has significant agricultural potential for maize production for the subregion. To support a potential relocation of production, it is essential to assess the island’s competitiveness by taking into account several key factors, ranging from agricultural productivity to environmental sustainability.

Mission Objective

The objective wasto analyze Madagascar’s competitiveness in maize production in order to propose appropriate and economically viable development scenarios for the subregion.

Our Approach

To achieve this goal, we have:

  • Mapped the production potential across different geographic areas of the island;
  • Analyzed logistical constraints and production costs to assess expected profitability;
  • Proposed development scenarios that incorporate the project’s environmental and economic sustainability.

Toward Competitive and Sustainable Production

This study provides a comprehensive strategic overview that makes it possible to identify the most suitable areas, prioritize investments, and ensure competitive and sustainable corn production for the subregion.