MeCLAN:
Method to Evaluate low-Carbon Livestock in Sub-Saharan Africa research Network


Consortium Africa and Europe, forging dynamic collaborations in scientific research to tackle the complex challenges of climate change and maximize the impact of agronomic innovation.

TSARA, a research partnership between African and French institutions

PRESS RELEASE - On the occasion of the Salon International de l'Agriculture 2022, the TSARA initiative - Transforming Food Systems and Agriculture through Research in Partnership with Africa - has just been launched. Initiated by two French research institutes - CIRAD and INRAE - and jointly with some twenty African partners (universities and research institutes), the TSARA initiative aims to strengthen cooperation in order to promote sustainable agriculture, food systems and landscapes, landscapes that contribute to food security, the fight against global warming the fight against global warming, the enhancement of biodiversity, the health of people, animals and ecosystems, as well as to youth employment and and gender equity.
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Tsara presentation (french)

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