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  • Priority lines of research
    • Ecological intensification
    • Biomass energy and societies in the South
    • Accessible, quality food
    • Animal health and emerging diseases
    • Public policy, poverty and inequality
    • Agriculture, environment, nature and societies
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Priority lines of research

CIRAD centres its operations on six priority lines of research.

  • Ecological intensification

    Inventing new types of agriculture that optimize yields and preserve biodiversity.


  • Biomass energy and societies in the South

    Studying how we can ensure that the emergence and development of bioenergies favour people in developing countries.


  • Accessible, quality food

    Innovating to make food accessible, varied and safe.


  • Animal health and emerging diseases

    Foreseeing and managing the infectious disease risks linked to wild and domestic animals.


  • Public policy, poverty and inequality

    Supporting public policies aimed at reducing structural inequality and poverty.


  • Agriculture, environment, nature and societies

    Understanding the relations between nature, agriculture and society better so as to manage tropical rural areas sustainably.




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