FMFP (Fonds Malgache de Formation Professionnelle) is a recognized association dedicated to financing professional training in Madagascar. Since its establishment in 2019, FMFP has provided training to over 97,000 individuals, with approximately 28 billion ariary allocated for these projects. Their mission is to develop the human capital of Madagascar through various training programs.

FMFP offers different types of projects for both individual entrepreneurs and collectives. The Individual Enterprise Request (REI) supports training projects initiated by contributing companies as part of their development or training needs. The Sectorial Inter-Enterprise Project (PIS) promotes collaborative training initiatives by groups of companies or professional organizations within the same sector.

One successful project funded by FMFP was the Association Masaka, which focused on sustainable agricultural practices in the rural commune of Ambatofahavalo. Through this training, local producers learned conservation techniques and gained skills in post-harvest processing and fruit and vegetable preservation. This initiative not only promotes environmentally friendly farming practices but also enhances food security in the region.

FMFP plays a crucial role in fostering responsible practices and developing skills in Madagascar. They collaborate with local actors to improve working conditions, productivity, and competitiveness. Their certification program, in partnership with Better Work, helps promote sustainable industries and supports the "Madagascar sustainable" brand in global supply chains.

By investing in the training and development of the workforce, FMFP contributes to the overall growth and success of society. With their commitment to improving the quality of professional training, FMFP ensures a smooth transition into the job market, creating a prosperous and inclusive future for individuals and communities in Madagascar.