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Sustainable supplies of domestic fuel are a core issue addressed in recent government policies on energy and the environment adopted in Madagascar. Constantly increasing demand for fuelwood is forcing the public authorities to take action both nationally and locally. To bring their strategic guidelines into operation, the first regional fuelwood supply masterplan (SRABE) has been developed under the aegis of the Analamanga regional authority, in close collaboration with the Ministries responsible for forests and energy. Several major studies were recently conducted to collect reliable and current data on the fuelwood trade, carried out within the framework of the Agroforestry Support Programme around Antananarivo (ASA), financed by the European Union (10 th EDF). The main results, presented in this article, describe the magnitude of demand for fuelwood and the trends noted in the different sectors (supply basin, commercial strategies, use of fuel-saving cookstoves). Building on a wealth of experience gained in several regions of Madagascar, regional players have begun to identify, prioritise and plan measures to keep supplies secure, help economic players integrate into the formal sector and promote more efficient use of domestic fuel. However, the emergence of these positive regional dynamics is only a step in the right direction given the size of the capital city’s supply basin. The challenge is to rapidly achieve concerted action across at least three administrative regions.

Caractérisation des filières bois-énergie et élaboration du schéma d’approvisionnement en bois-énergie de la région Analamanga, Madagascar