Visuel actualités

CIRAD news

731 Results

Protea flower in fynbos, a natural plant formation characteristic of South Africa © N van Wilgen Bredenkamp

Results & impact 4 June 2025

Anticipating the impact of biological invasions in the light of climate change

Official ceremony for the handover of the Biotechnology Centre to the University of Zimbabwe. Front row (L to R): Paul Mapfumo, Vice Chancellor of the University of Zimbabwe; Paul Mavima, Minister of Skills Audit and Development ; Paul-Bertrand Barets, French Ambassador to Zimbabwe © L. Serpaud, French Embassy in Zimbabwe

Institutional news 2 June 2025

France-Zimbabwe scientific cooperation: the University of Zimbabwe acquires a state-of-the-art biotechnology centre

Health

Mangroves in Cambodia (Koh Kong site) © V. Gond, CIRAD

Science at work 28 May 2025

Reinventing mangrove restoration to meet the climate challenge in Southeast Asia

Soil in the groundnut basin, Senegal © C. Dangléant, CIRAD

Institutional news 26 May 2025

Launch of Sol AfricaO: advancing knowledge of West African agricultural soils to preserve their health

Health

Initial releases of sterile male mosquitoes carrying a biocide, in St Joseph, Réunion, in 2021 significantly reduced mosquito population levels in the test zone. There are plans to scale up the operation during the 2025 southern winter as part of the new OpTIS project © Pierre Marchal

Results & impact 22 May 2025

The boosted sterile mosquito technique: a success in urban areas in the tropics and Mediterranean

Health

Agropolis International is a multi-player consultation platform on the scale of the Occitanie region and in the fields of agriculture, food, biodiversity and the environment, associating research and training organizations, territorial authorities and civil society professional organizations © INRAE

Institutional news 21 May 2025

Agropolis International is strengthening its regional roots and global reach by welcoming new members from Toulouse