Summary

    Updated 03/03/23

    If the assignment of French researchers to their Vietnamese partners is still the main way for the IRD to support the creation of sustainable networks, the institute also proposes complementary mechanisms, both individual and collective.

     

    From an individual point of view, mobility grants allow Vietnamese researchers to benefit from long stays in France to build or consolidate their own networks. From a collective point of view, the IRD supports the organization of events, in Vietnam, allowing a strong interaction and networking of Vietnamese and international researchers. Since 2017, the IRN (GDRI-Sud) program also supports these scientific networks on a regional or international scale. Finally, since 2019, an additional mechanism, called PSF Sud, offers recurrent support for the organization of summer schools or training courses that also allow the creation of sustainable scientific networks. 

    IRN (GDRI-Sud)

    Travail en réseau, Brésil
    22/06/20
    International Scientific Coordination Network - South (IRN)
    An International Scientific Coordination Network – South (IRN) is a scientific coordination network gathering French and foreign research teams in several countries, including at least one country from the global South.
    Effets du carbone en baie d'Halong, Viet Nam
    04/05/20
    IRN SOOT-SEA : Impact of black carbon in South East Asia
    Black Carbon (BC; or soot) is the product of incomplete combustion of fossil fuels, biofuels and biomass, and is coemitted with other aerosols. BC and co-emitted aerosols make up the majority of fine particle air pollution, and is the leading environmental cause of poor health and premature death...
    Modélisation du système hydrique
    09/07/22
    IRN SPACE4SUST : Sustainability From Space
    The main objective of SPACE4SUST is to build an international network of specialists in remote sensing for sustainability, where exchange of information and training can take place between stakeholders and young researchers on topics such as data collection from satellite images, large-scale water...
    Foyer culturel wallisien et futunien à Païta
    10/07/22
    IRN Sentinel-VIPs : Sentinel Vulnerable Indigenous Peoples: Attuning academic and indigenous knowledge to assess impact of global change on ecosystems and resources throughout the Indo-Pacific region
    While IRD is increasingly and resolutely committed to the path of sustainability science, the time has come for the institute to establish a group of experts to reflect on designing new federative research frameworks and platforms that bring together experts, not only from different scientific...

    PSF

    bandeau_guirlande_inversé
    26/05/20
    Structural training projects (PSF Programme)
    Quality higher education and continuing education are prerequisites for conducting high-level research in the Tropical and Mediterranean Countries.
    • PSF-Sud ASIAME (2020-2022)

      ASIAME (South-East ASIa School of Aquatic Microbial Ecology) themed schools aim to provide young ecologists in South-East Asia with a thorough education in both the theoretical and the methodological aspects of aquatic microbial ecology (cultures, taxonomy, physiology, metabolism and genomics). They also aim to allow the regional scientific community to network in order to encourage interactions and the emergence of research collaborations between countries in South and South-East Asia.

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    • PSF-Sud HGP-MEKONG (2020-2022)

      The problems associated with underground water in South Cambodia and Vietnam, which share the Mekong Delta region, are linked to the integrated strategy for managing water resources in rural and urban areas.

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    Summer schools and training sessions

    • Regional Social Sciences Summer University, Tam Dao Days
      Les Journées de Tam Dao 2017

       

      Each year since 2007, the "Tam Đảo School in Social Sciences” (JTD) has been offering training in analytical methodologies of the social sciences  – geography, economics, statistics, socio-anthropology, history, etc. – to nearly 100 participants from Southeast Asia (students, university lecturers, researchers, civil servants, development practitioners). The training takes place both at the Việt Nam Academy of Social Sciences (VASS in Hà Nội) and in residence at the Tam Đảo hill station close to the capital, or in another university in Central or South Việt Nam.

       

    • CBID - Computional Biology For Infectious Diseases
      CBID in Quy Nhon 2017

       

      The CBID summer school is designed to provide students, researchers and professionals working on infectious diseases with basic concepts and hands-on experience in quantitative analyses of high throughput data. It targets people coming from the health sciences and wishing to acquire skills in quantitative analyzes or people coming from the modeling sciences and wishing to develop applications in health. 

    • Formation COMPOSE

      Formation COMPOSE

    Researchers who have benefited from a BEST or mobility grant

    • HO Bich Hai

      Organisme : Institut of Information Technology (VAST)

      Sujet : Metagenomic approach to characterization of human intestinal microbiome and clinical medicine translation.

      Coordinateur IRD : Jean-Daniel Zucker

      Durée : 2 séjours de 6 mois (à partir de février 2015)

    • NGUYEN Thanh Nho

      Organisme : University of Science (VNU)

      Sujet: Arsenic distribution and speciation in the mangrove sediments of the Mekong delta (Vietnam).

      Coordinateur IRD : Cyril Marchand

      Durée : 3 séjours de 3 mois (à partir de février 2015)

    • NGO Quoc Anh

      Organisme : Institut de Chimie (VAST)

      Sujet : Training period on the use of chemical analyses to understand organic matter dynamics in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, UMR 211 BIOEMCO

      Coordinateur IRD : Emma Rochelle-Newall

      Durée : 01/06-30/06/2011 (1 mois)
       

    • TRINH Anh Duc

      Organisme : Institut de Chimie (VAST)

      Sujet : Training period on the environnemental applications of oxygen micro-electrodes, UMR 238 ECOSYM

      Coordinateur IRD : Didier Orange

      Durée : 01/06-30/06/2011 (1 mois)

    • DUONG Thanh Nghi

      Organisme : Institut de l'Environnement et des Ressources Marines de Hai Phong (IMER/VAST)

      Sujet : Organotin compounds in the Bach Dang estuary system : a seasonal comparison, UMR 238 ECOSYM

      Coordinateur IRD : Emma Rochelle-Newall

      Durée : 01/03-30/06/2011 (3 mois), Montpellier

    • LUU Bich Ngoc

      Organisme : Institut de Recherche Population et Sociétés (IPSS)

      Sujet : La famille vietnamienne face au VIH/Sida, UMR 151 LPED

      Coordinateur IRD : Myriam de Loenzien

      Durée : 01/05-36/06/2010 (2 mois), Paris Ouest Nanterre

    • TA Hoang Anh

      Organisme : Plant Protection Research Institute (PPRI, VAAS)

      Sujet : Emergent rice viruses in Vietnam, UMR 186 RPB 

      Coordinateur IRD : Eugénie Hébrard

      Durée : 12 mois, 2 mois (2009) ; 3 mois (2010) ; 3 mois (2011) ; 4 mois (2012)

    • CHU Van Thuoc

      Organisme : Institut de l'Environnement et des Ressources Marines de Hai Phong (IMER/VAST)

      Sujet : Taxonomie du phytoplancton, ecologie algale (efflorescences toxiques), isolement et cultures de phytoplancton, UR 103 CAMELIA

      Coordinateur IRD : Jean-Pascal Torréton

      Durée : 3 mois en 2008-2009, Montpellier, ECOLAG