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SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH – Significant Progress for Family Farms in Addressing Climate Change
Ten doctoral theses, six of which are supported by women. More than 40 Master 2 students in the fields of agriculture and livestock. 30 high-level scientific publications. About 30 young engineers trained. The research, development and action project, Integrated approaches and accompaniment for a family agriculture in Madagascar, innovative and resilient to climate change" (Dinaamicc), shows a positive result.
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Ten doctoral theses, six of which are supported by women. More than 40 Master 2 students in the fields of agriculture and livestock. 30 high-level scientific publications. About 30 young engineers trained. The research, development and action project, Integrated approaches and accompaniment for a family agriculture in Madagascar, innovative and resilient to climate change" (Dinaamicc), shows a positive result.
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