CIRAD Scientific Website Directory
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ARTIMIX Project
03/2019
Artimix main objective is to determine the conditions of successful design and implementation of articulated adaptation to climate change policy mixes, in order to foster ecological transition in tropical vulnerable agricultural landscape
https://www.artimix.fr/en
This project, funded by the ANR, is led by a multidisciplinary team of researchers in political science, economics, sociology, agronomy, zootechnics and environmental science from CIRAD, INRA, IT2, UAG, UnB and CIAT.
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Odyssea-Amazonia project
10/2018
ODYSSEA is a 4-year project funded by the European Community within the MSCA RISE action (Horizon 2020 programme) financially supporting European mobilities to Brazil. It gathers various Brazilian and international networks to better respond the challenges of sustainable development to support public and expert federations policies on social, health and environment questions in Amazonas.
https://www.odyssea-amazonia.org
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Foodscapes : systèmes alimentaires urbains durables
10/2018
Foodscapes est un projet de recherche (2017 - 2019). Pour éclairer les acteurs sur les leviers d'action dont ils disposent en matière d'alimentation, le projet analyse les effets des paysages alimentaires urbains (commerces alimentaires, marchés, jardins, etc.) sur les styles alimentaires des individus (consommations, pratiques et représentations).
http://www.foodscapes.fr/
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VIANA Project: Vulnerabilities and adaptive capacities of Irrigated Agriculture in North Africa
10/2018
VIANA extends previous research on vulnerabilities of irrigated agriculture in North Africa, by characterizing potentially existing local agroecological solutions and understanding the context in which such practices have emerged or been adopted. Using the lens of vulnerability and adaptive capacity, and assuming that, locally, strong capacities of adaptations and innovations developed by farmers exist, the objective of this project is to identify, characterize and co-evaluate existing adaptations and lower-input systems developed by actors to deal with these vulnerabilities.
https://viana.cirad.fr
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Projet ARINA - Aménagement et reboisements intégrés du district d'Anjozorobe en bois-énergie
05/2018
Le projet, conduit du district d'Anjozorobe à Madagascar, vise à renforcer durablement les capacités de production en bois-énergie des populations rurales organisées en collectifs dans les domaines de la plantation forestière, de la carbonisation, de l'efficacité énergétique et de la commercialisation des produits. Il est financé par le 10ième Fonds Européen de Développement.
https://www.projet-arina-mg.org/
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GenomeHarvest Project
05/2018
The main objective of this federative project is to provide a collaborative framework for plant geneticists and genomicists, bioinformaticians and biomathematicians to jointly elaborate and formalize strategies to address important plant genome research questions and to develop bioinformatics and biomathematics models, methods and tools.
https://www.genomeharvest.fr/
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STRADIV Project - System approach for the transition to biodiversified agroecosystems
04/2018
Stradiv is an interdisciplinary project that aims at unraveling how plant diversification of agrosystems can support their ecological transition toward a more sustainable production to the benefit of farmers and the society.
https://stradiv.cirad.fr
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Master EDEV - Montpellier
04/2018
Le site présente le master 2 EDEV (Etude du développement), formation pluridisciplinaire centrée sur les dynamiques, pratiques et politiques de développement dans les pays du Sud. Le master est porté par l’UMR ART-Dev « Acteurs, Ressources et Territoires dans le Développement » (UM3, CNRS, CIRAD, UM et U. de Perpignan)
https://www.master-edev-montpellier.fr/
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Plateforme technologique du pôle de protection des plantes
04/2018
Le site présente la plateforme technologique du pôle de protection des plantes de Saint-Pierre (La Réunion) ainsi que son offre de services.
https://3p.cirad.fr/
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TEMPO Project - Remote sensing and Spatial modelling of animal mobility
04/2018
The TEMPO project is funded by Montpellier University (MUSE). Its main objective is to model from Earth observation data the use of the landscape by wild and domestic animal populations, as well as the displacements of the individuals constituting these populations, in order to better characterize contacts and their determinants in wild / domestic interface areas and to estimate the risk of pathogen transmission.
https://tempo.cirad.fr
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