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Fetching water in the Omo Valley, Ethiopia © CIRAD, B. Faye

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  • Strategic Vision 2012-2022 (PDF - 487.73 ko)

    Making research a real tool for development.

  • Towards an orchestration of global agricultural research (PDF - 235.38 ko)

    A CIRAD proposal

  • Platforms in partnership for research and training (PDF - 3.38 Mo)

    Working for development through research
    Strenghtening scientific communities in tropical and sub-tropical areas

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  • In a nutshell
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  • Our mandate
  • Our strategy
    • Six priority lines of research
    • Platforms in partnership for research and training worldwide
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  • CIRAD worldwide
  • Our values

Our strategy

In response to the economic, social and environmental changes resulting from globalization, CIRAD has renewed its scientific strategy, which now centres on six priority lines of research, accompanied by a new geographical partnership strategy aimed at expanding and consolidating its international cooperation structure.

The world around us is ever-changing, largely as a result of pressure from economic globalization and new communication methods.

The growth in food and energy requirements has put agriculture firmly back in the international spotlight. The future of agricultural activities and of the people involved in them is a major global issue.

An agricultural science that crosses borders, that is open to the outside and respects people, territories and the environment, is what is required to address the major development issues.

  • Six priority lines of research
  • Platforms in partnership for research and training worldwide
Update date: 16/04/2013

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