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Zoonosis surveillance, Zimbabwe © IRD - CIRAD - Angela Jimu, CAZCOM project

Institutional news 19 June 2023

CIRAD and IRD designated reference centres for zoonotic coronaviruses

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Wild birds (here, white-faced whistling ducks on the Niger River) can be a source of diseases that can spread to poultry flocks and then to farmers, such as avian influenza © D. Cornelis, CIRAD

Just out 14 June 2023

Using the One Health approach to prevent the risk of an avian influenza epidemic

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The EVACS tool serves to identify and conduct cost-benefit analyses of the most effective vaccination strategies © Adobe Stock, Greenoline

Results & impact 6 April 2023

Choosing a vaccination strategy against avian influenza

Army ants © Pierre Becquart, IRD

Results & impact 28 March 2023

Virus hunters are getting antsy

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Speakers and organizers of the roundtables “What science-society-policy dialogue in the prevention of pandemic risks?”, organized by PREZODE on the occasion of the 2023 International Agricultural Show in Paris © C. Dangléant, CIRAD

Event 22 March 2023

Preventing pandemics: dialogue between scientists, policy makers and civil society takes off at last

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Official launch of the AfriCam project at the 2023 Paris International Agricultural Show, with (L to R) CIRAD CEO Elisabeth Claverie de Saint Martin, AFD CEO Rémy Rioux, Deputy Head of Sustainable Development et the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs Clélia Chevrier Kolako, and Head of the Ecology, Biodiversity and Continental Ecosystem Functioning (ECOBIO) Department at IRD Emma Rochelle-Newall © N. Kaden, CIRAD

Event 27 February 2023

At the heart of villages, preventing the next pandemic with the AfriCam project

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