All news items
This section includes all the articles and press releases published on the CIRAD website.
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Exploring vanilla biodiversity
09/03/2012 - Article
Studying, preserving and promoting vanilla biodiversity in European tropical regions is the aim ...
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The new CoopIST website - Cooperating on scientific and technical information
05/03/2012 - Article
CoopIST - Cooperating on scientific and technical information - is a new CIRAD website. It ...
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SYAL ERG: a European site on localized agrifood systems
24/02/2012 - Snippets
A host of on-line resources on localized agrifood systems: publications, works, theses, ...
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The links between human health and animal health are strengthened
22/02/2012 - Snippets
AnimalRisk-OI, the Indian Ocean animal health network, run by CIRAD as part of the Centre de ...
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The Plant Protection Platform in Réunion celebrates its 10th anniversary
22/02/2012 - Snippets
In its ten years, the Plant Protection Platform (3P), in which CIRAD is heavily involved, has ...
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CIRAD and the University of Pretoria renew their Memorandum of Understanding
22/02/2012 - Snippets
Towards the end of 2011, Professor Anton Ströh, Dean of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural ...
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The Livestock Systems and Animal Product Management Joint Research Unit website
22/02/2012 - Article
A new website, umr-selmet.cirad.fr, presents the Livestock Systems and Animal Product Management ...
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CIRAD will be at the 2012 Paris International Agricultural Show
21/02/2012 - Article
CIRAD will have a stand, on animal production in the South, at this year's Paris International ...
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The new CIRAD in Madagascar and the Indian Ocean website
20/02/2012 - Article
CIRAD in Madagascar and the Indian Ocean has a new website. Users can now access information on ...
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What if pigs recombined bird and human viruses…
20/02/2012 - Press release
In 2006, the H5N1 avian influenza virus, which started in Southeast Asia in 2003, was detected ...
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