On April 23rd 2013, GRET participated in an exchange workshop on the monitoring of drinking water services in developing countries. For [Lire la suite]
GRET participates to a panel of professionals as part of the prospective review of research and training in urban cooperation [Lire la suite]
In the region of Saint Louis, Senegal, the dairy industry is the major avenue for livestock farmers. Yet, they fail [Lire la suite]
In Malawi, the context is unfavourable to the farmers: heavy dependence on external inputs, reduced rainfall, low purchase price of [Lire la suite]
Since 2011, CITE and GRET have assistedin the frame of the SERA project, the Malagasy beekeepers in interacting with the [Lire la suite]
Since 2011, GRET has been conducting the Typha project in Mauritania to provide a local supply of energy from Typha [Lire la suite]
Since 2010, GRET and the Cird, in conjunction with the Regional Directorate of Agriculture, have been leading a project for [Lire la suite]
From October 24 to 26, 2012, Haiti was hit by the passage of Hurricane Sandy. Although the center of the [Lire la suite]
GRET is implementing a new project to develop stock farming and structure the dairy commodity chain in the Dagana Department [Lire la suite]
For 14 years, GRET has been fighting early childhood malnutrition in Madagascar by educating mothers and distributing infant flours through [Lire la suite]
Since January 1, Mauritania has banned the use of plastic bags. In a 2011 report, the UN called them a [Lire la suite]
From November 2012 to March 2013 the Conferences on Development and International Solidarity will bring together all development actors in [Lire la suite]
GRET will take part in the fourth Africities Summit from December 4 to 8, 2012, in Dakar. A place for [Lire la suite]
In November, Pascal Canfin, France’s Deputy Minister for Development, launched the Development and International Solidarity Consultation (Assises du Développement et [Lire la suite]
“Let’s be politically more ambitious about the change we want from Rio+20!”
Our economic model based on unending exploitation of natural [Lire la suite]
