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# [MADAGASCAR] SDG Investor Map: EDBM and Ministry of Economy Chart Opportunities for Private Sector
- URL: https://businessoi.media/en/madagascar-carte-dinvestissement-odd-ledbm-et-le-ministere-de-leconomie-cartographient-les-opportunites-pour-le-secteur-prive-en/
- Published: 2026-10-08T02:50:04.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-08T02:50:04.000Z
- Description: Madagascar launches its SDG Investor Map with EDBM, IFC, UNDP and UNCDF to guide private sector toward impact investments aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.
- Author: Emmanuel TAOCHY
- Tags: Madagascar, Investissement, Économie, Revue matinale, #en

Madagascar's Ministry of Economy and Finance and the Economic Development Board of Madagascar (**EDBM**) have launched the development of an **SDG-oriented investment map**, supported by the UN Resident Coordinator's office, IFC, UNDP and UNCDF.

## A Tool to Direct Private Capital Toward the SDGs

Dubbed the **SDG Investor Map**, the tool aims to identify economic sectors that are both commercially viable and capable of making a measurable contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals — jobs, value creation, improved living standards. The goal is to shift investment logic beyond traditional extractive sectors toward impact business models.

## A First Steering Committee

The inaugural steering committee session reviewed analyses and stakeholder consultations conducted to date, and issued recommendations to refine findings. The next phase involves deeper consultations before a final version of the map is published. The initiative brings together public sector actors, development partners and potential investors in a collaborative process unprecedented in Madagascar.

## A Signal for Impact Investors

The SDG Investor Map fits into a broader African trend: several countries have already developed similar tools to structure dialogue with institutional investors, sovereign wealth funds and impact funds. For Madagascar — where IMF projections put growth at **3.8% in 2026** and **4.5% in 2027** — the map represents a repositioning tool on the sustainable investment stage.

## Why It Matters

For impact funds, development finance institutions and large corporations seeking to deploy ESG strategies in sub-Saharan Africa, Madagascar's SDG Investor Map provides a concrete analytical framework. It complements recent positive signals — IMF validation, AfDB and AIIB support — that are converging to make Madagascar a responsible investment destination worth watching closely.