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Night market in Laos

28/06/23

In Laos, a survey of local eating habits has just been completed

On 14 June 2023, eight data collectors and two survey supervisors completed succesfully the first wave of data collection in the IMMANA-funded project “Activity Spaces and Household Exclusion from Food Environments.”

Asian vegan and vegetarian cuisine with many hot and spicy dishes

12/09/22

A food contest to raise environmental awareness

As part of a campaign to raise awareness of the importance of protecting human and animal welfare, as well as conserving the environment, the European Union (EU) Representation in Laos collaborated with the Lao government to organize the One Health Fair last weekend.

Fieldwork for the ELAOS project with Dr Sabrina Locatelli

30/08/22

Presentation of the ELAOS Research Project

As part of the OHSEA training activities on Pitch, Dr. Sabrina Locatelli presents the ELAOS research project.

Onion cultivation associated with olive trees, in the Sidi Bouzid region of Tunisia. A variety of crops is a factor in the diversity of the diet.

14/02/22

Tunisia: a correlation between varied agricultural production and women's dietary diversity

A study by researchers from CIRAD, IRD and the Tunisian National Institute of Nutrition and Food Technology (INNTA) revealed systematic positive correlations positives between the diversity of farm products and that of the diets of women on 290 family farms in the governorate of Sidi Bouzid, Tunisia...

Hepatitis virus observed with an electron microscope

09/11/21 - 30/11/21

The Mekong Hepatitis Symposium will hold on Friday November 26, 2021

Registration is now open for the Mekong Hepatitis Symposium on November 26.

Bibliothèque

20/07/21

New Memorandum of Understanding signed between the NSTDA and the IRD

On 5 July 2021, the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) and the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a formal framework for future scientific collaborations.

Abalone farm.

15/10/20

Aquaculture and Food Security - Follow-up on the webinar

Watch the webinar recording or download the speakers' presentations.

Kits rapides de dépistage de l'hépatite B

12/10/20

120,000 hepatitis B rapid diagnostic kits donated to IRD by Fondation Mérieux

The handover ceremony for the 120,000 hepatitis B rapid diagnostic kits took place on Monday 28 September at the Residence of the French Embassy in Laos, in the presence of the Minister of Health, Associate Prof. Dr Bounkong Syhavong. IRD will coordinate their distribution to the country's...

Abalone farm.

30/09/20

[Webinar] Ensuring food security in Africa through sustainable aquaculture

Did you think about where the last prawn or fish you ate came from? Chances are that they grew in an aquaculture farm! For a few years now, the majority of seafood we consume has not been coming from fisheries.

Voici l’objectif proposé par un nouveau projet de l’IRD au Laos financé par le Fonds Canadiens d’Initiatives Locales et conduit par l'anthropologue Pascale Hancart Petitet, en collaboration avec Thiane Khamvongsa, artiste et directrice de la Compagnie Les Bêtes sur La Lune, et la troupe de danse FangLao.   Pour mettre en scène les parcours de vie des femmes migrantes, la troupe s'est appuyée sur des entretiens ethnographiques conduits par des représentants d'associations de personnes vivant avec le VIH au L

24/08/20

A performance mixing science and dance highlights the vulnerability of migrant women in Laos

Raising awareness among decision-makers and the general public about social and health vulnerabilities of migrant women in Laos through the diffusion of the artistic performance "Live With it" built on scientific data.

Aquaculture urchin for taste trials

[Project] NUTRITIOUS - Nutritional value of marine organisms for sustainable, nutrition-sensitive marine aquaculture

2021 - 2022 South Africa

Kwai River, Thailand

Research in Thailand

In Thailand, the IRD focuses its research projects on three priorities that address the major challenges of sustainable development: environment, health and society.

Réunion d'information du projet IRD Rocket par Mme Keomoukda, CEO de la Cricket Lao Farm à Ban Keun Village

Training in Laos

IRD researchers in Laos give courses at the National University of Laos. They also offer seminars, workshops and specific training activities, especially in laboratories. They supervise master and PhD students.

 Séchage de papier filtre lors d'une enquête sanitaire à Vientiane (Laos)

Research in Laos

IRD's scientific priorities in Laos are focused on the major challenges of sustainable development: ecosystems and natural resources, infectious and emerging diseases, international migration and poverty reduction.

Moustique femelle Aedes aegypti à la fin d'un repas de sang.

Health

Improving the health of people in the Global South: this is the common goal of all units working in the Health and Societies area. The department's activities are closely linked to the most pressing issues concerning global health, and the impact of global change (climate, demographic, environmental...

Vignette désertification

Desertification, A Challenge for Science

Desertification is a result of land degradation, mainly caused by human activity, in dry areas of the planet. Climate change amplifies the negative effects of these activities on soils and vegetation.

Mangrove trees.

Research in Kenya and East Africa

Research projects and programs are defined and carried out jointly by IRD researchers and their East African counterparts.

Landscape of Reunion.

Research in Reunion Island

The Reunion office supports an intensive scientific activity around various topics, linked to the issues of sustainable development:

Injeras in a restaurant in Addis Ababa.

[Project] AnemiNut - Fight against nutritional anemia

Young team associated with IRD (JEAI) February 2017 - December 2019 Ethiopia

Veille en laboratoire

[Project] TB-SPEED - Strengthen paediatric tuberculosis services for enhanced early detection

2017 - 2022 Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Mozambique, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Zambia and Cambodia