GRET is working in collaboration with Agro PME, a Cameroonian consultancy firm, for the African intellectual property organization and CIRAD, [Lire la suite]
In the context of the French Alliance for Cities and Territorial Development (PFVT), GRET is co-head of the working group [Lire la suite]
The Federation of Port-au-Prince Water Committees (FEKOD), created in July 2011, traveled to Burkina Faso in December. This trip will [Lire la suite]
In Mauritania, the Typha project began in September 2011 and is slated to last 3 years. The action aims to [Lire la suite]
Our new representative in Myanmar, Mr. Htet Kyu, took office on January 1, 2012. Fifty-five years old, Htet Kyu has [Lire la suite]
In Mauritania, the Typha project began in September 2011 and is slated to last 3 years. The action aims to [Lire la suite]
GRET supports West African dairy value chains, with two challenges: increase the revenues of small farmers and small enterprises, and [Lire la suite]
May 2008: Cyclone Nargis hits Myanmar, killing 140,000 people and affecting the lives of more than 2.5 million Burmese. In [Lire la suite]
The Food Facility project implementd by GRET came to an end in mid-October 2011. The assessment emphasized its positive impact [Lire la suite]
In June 2011, GRET in consortium with Welthungerhilfe began a new project to support the development of rice, legume and [Lire la suite]
In the context of the preparations for the World Water Forum in March 2012, GRET along with other French NGOs [Lire la suite]
In light of the Rio+20 Conference from June 20 to 22, 2012, Yves le Bars, Chairman of GRET, answers In [Lire la suite]
On December 3, French environmental organizations, development and relief organizations and employee trade union organizations took part in a large [Lire la suite]
Echoes from Durban : four e-newsletters reporting on the progression of the negotiations
During the Conference, GRET will monitor in particular [Lire la suite]
Five months before the World Water Forum in Marseille, GRET is preparing to speak for developing country populations. It is [Lire la suite]
