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Les projets phares de la Fondation sont présentés ci-dessus, dotés de financement allant de 300k€ à 1,7M€.
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LAGRO
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One of the greatest challenges to global food security is the increasing loss of food production due to insect pest species. Adaptation to new environments is a key process for pest species that enables them to colonize new plants and regions, but also to resist and bypass conventional pesticides and agronomical practices.
While adaptation is genetically encoded, the role of environmental effects (e.g., phenotypic plasticity) in molding (...)
Ad hoc support
Exploratory mission to Tanzania to set up a public-private partnership on the rice yellow mottle virus and to analyse the climatic factors favouring its emergence
Agrobiodiversity
Bio-aggressor
Agroecosystem
Madagascar
Rice
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Valorisation des activités réalisées dans le cadre du partenariat Danone-Cirad-AF
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Continuation and enhancement of work undertaken in the Danone, CIRAD, Montpellier SupAgro, Agropolis Fondation partnership (reference to conventions 1200-011, 1200-016, 1300-011). Reinvestment of the remaining budget.
Shrub Forage Banks for African Dairy Farmers (SFBs project)
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The research units Selmet, Aïda and their partner Cirdes are conducting research to develop solutions to intensify, in an agro-ecological way, the forage systems of dairy farming systems in West Africa based on local farmers practices and advances in agroforestry research. Local dairy farmers traditionally prune fodder trees/shrubs during the dry season. We 2hypothesize that planting Shrub Fodder Banks (SFBs) is a possible option to enhance (...)
RUbber agroforestry Breeding Initiative for Smallholders (RUBIS)
Hevea brasiliensis is the main source of natural rubber (NR). Smallholders account for 85% of the worldwide NR production. Although Indonesia has the largest plantation area, this country ranks second for the NR production due to its low domestic productivity related to large areas planted with rubber agroforests using unselected rubber seedling material and poor quality NR harvesting technology. Recent conversion of agroforests into (...)
Rubber
Plant breeding
Participatory research
Agroforestry
Indonesia
Hevea brasiliensis
Rubber
Food crop
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WASACA
Climate change and increasing demand in water resources lead to a gradual drying up of the South American Andean Plateau region (Altiplano). The desertification process in combination with unsuited agriculture practice to respond to a world market interest in Quinoa crop represents a major threat to the regional economic sustainability. Water scarcity and soil degradation associated to the current situation lead to a progressive decrease of (...)
Brazil
Bolivia
Sustainability
Agriculture
Climate
Remote Sensing
Participatory approach
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