The company began planting Jatropha, however has diversified due to the poor quality of the land. Oil seeds= Pelargonium.

The company began planting Jatropha, however has diversified due to the poor quality of the land. Oil seeds= Pelargonium. Failed jatropha cultivation was replaced with maize for animal feed and geranium for essential oil production. Transitioning from maize to acacia and eucalyptus plantations for carbon credits

Tozzi Green plans to replace maize with acacia and eucalyptus trees for carbon credits.

The mayor of the villages gave permission for the company to acquire the land without consultation of the community members. The people complain that Tozzi Green did not hold an information and consultation session with the fokonolona (2) when it arrived nor before signing the second lease, and that their refusal to give up their land was not taken into account.

The mayor of the villages gave permission for the company to acquire the land without consultation of the community members. The people complain that Tozzi Green did not hold an information and consultation session with the fokonolona (2) when it arrived nor before signing the second lease, and that their refusal to give up their land was not taken into account.

The community members get fined if their cattle walks on the jatropha plants. The amount varies but is usually around 40 000 Ariary. in January 2012, villagers sent a letter of complaint to the Chief District Ihosy Area of Ihorombe at President of the Court of Ihosy the Minister of the Interior, the Prime Minister and the President of Transition. On 18 November, 2013, 350 inhabitants signed a petition, which they sent to the local and national authorities asking them to intervene to stop the expansion of the plantations. On December 1, 2013, the chiefs received a warning letter from the State not to disrupt the expansion of Tozzi Green.

The community members get fined if their cattle walks on the jatropha plants. The amount varies but is usually around 40 000 Ariary. in January 2012, villagers sent a letter of complaint to the Chief District Ihosy Area of Ihorombe at President of the Court of Ihosy the Minister of the Interior, the Prime Minister and the President of Transition. On 18 November, 2013, 350 inhabitants signed a petition, which they sent to the local and national authorities asking them to intervene to stop the expansion of the plantations. On December 1, 2013, the chiefs received a warning letter from the State not to disrupt the expansion of Tozzi Green. Community refuse to give up land despite pressure from the company

The community can not access their grazing land as it is landlocked by the companies land.

The community can not access their grazing land as it is landlocked by the companies land. Reliance on livestock and agriculture; need for land for zebu grazing and food production Increased hardship, restricted grazing areas, decreased cattle health and productivity

Initial Crop: Jatropha, which failed

Failed jatropha cultivation was replaced with maize for animal feed and geranium for essential oil production.

In 2019, JTF employed 168 permanent staff, 27 staff were women

In 2019, JTF employed 168 permanent staff, 27 staff were women