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& More than 30 years of collaboration Visit of H.E. Mr Jacques Lapouge, French Ambassador to Thailand 18/10/2019 , Kasetsart University A French public research organization with an international vocation CIRAD is placed under the


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More than 30 years of collaboration

Visit of H.E. Mr Jacques Lapouge, French Ambassador to Thailand 18/10/2019 , Kasetsart University

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A French public research organization with an international vocation

  • CIRAD is placed under the authority of the Ministry of Higher Education,

Research and Innovation and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

  • CIRAD is a targeted research organization with a mandate for scientific

cooperation in the field of agriculture with organizations in southern countries

  • Its operations fit in with the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) adopted

by the UN and the Paris agreement on climate change (COP21) and are classed as public development aid A staff of 1650 including 800 researchers

CIRAD key figures…

A budget of € 198M in 2017 Partnership in more than 100 countries 33 research units in 3 scientific departments Every year : 400 phD students supervised, 800 partner researchers welcomed in France

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Research and training platforms in partnership worldwide

CIRAD’s Researchers permanently based abroad : around 200 CIRAD’s Researchers permanently based in Thailand : 7 all posted in Kasetsart University in 2 dPs Based on years of operational researches in tropics

Cirad facilitates and supports transitions towards more sustainable agriculture

  • Shared governance

and visions

  • Long term partnership
  • Link between training,

capacity building and research

  • Multidisciplinary

approaches

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  • More than 30 years of collaboration
  • Research and capacity building / DORAS center
  • 7 researchers and almost 2 years equivalent in missions: one of the largest

CIRAD collaboration setting in the world within the same institution

  • + several researchers from IRD (LUSES/HRPP Hevea, GREASE)
  • Four main areas
  • Natural Rubber

 Conservation agriculture

  • Energy and environment

 Health

  • Regional leadership and collaboration
  • National & ASEAN universities
  • Research institutions
  • Private sector
  • Continuous support from the French Embassy (mobility supports, events

support, …) and TICA

  • Joint projects funded by large agencies like EU, ANR and private sector

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GREASE Management of Emerging diseases in Southeast Asia

7 core members (ASEAN,Cirad) + 20 Ass. Members + 7 collaborator centers (OIE, FAO, IP…) GREASE enables the development of a multi disciplinary approach through research/training projects and scientific networking An interdisciplinary framework for understanding OH / Ecohealth complex issues. Strengthening the interactions and dialogue among disciplines, sectors and key actors. Contribution to improve risk management strategies Development of tailored-made recommendations from scientist to policy makers Strengthen OH capacities of future health managers through the Master InterRisk (ENVT, KU, Cirad)

4 CIRAD researchers

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GREASE Research projects in Thailand

Mammal trypanosomes in Thailand: Diagnosis and epidemiology

TICA 2008-2010 KU/FVM, CIRAD (InterTryp)

Mammal trypanosome in South East Asia: Epidemiology and control

TICA 2011-2013 KU/FVM, CIRAD, + Philippines & Malaysia

Mammal trypanosomes & their vectors in SEA:Transmission & control

TICA 2014-2016 KU/FVM, CIRAD, + Lao, Vietnam & Indonesia Oxford University OUCRU Hochimin (human case of “surra” due to Trypanosoma evansi)

Biotechnology platform for research and training on zoonotic parasites

Training-workshops in Thailand (2012-2013)

Rodents as reservoir; Trypanosomes in SEA

Training-workshops in Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Lao and Philippines (2014-2018)

Trypanosomes & vector in humans & animals in SEA With KU, CIRAD & French Embassy support;

Overall 282 trainees and 632 workshop participants InterRisk Master students’ training

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GREASE Management of Emerging diseases in Southeast Asia

Research projects in Thailand

Human / Wildlife / Livestock Interfaces in Thailand

  • Health Interface project, TICA (2016-19) KU, FVM
  • Cat-Track SEA, ACTAE (2018-19) Laos, Vietnam, Thailand-KU

FVM

  • SEA-Dog-SEA, Joint SEAe (2019-22), Indonesia, Cambodia,

Thailand-KU FVM

Biodiversity and Health in Thailand targeting socio- ecosystem and participatory approach, AMR and pesticides

  • Innovate Animal Health, TICA (2020-25), KU-VET Tech, submitted
  • HEcoSEA, Cirad, (2018-19), Laos, Cambodia, Thailand-KU FVM &

Vet Tech

  • FutureHealthSEA & Farmresist, ANR (2017-21), CNRS, IRD,

INSERM, TropMed, KU Vet Tech

Control of haematophagous biting flies

  • FlyScreen, ANR (2016-19), CIRAD, ENVT, UM3, ATOZ, KU/FVM
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HRPP (2008) Hevea Research Platform in Partnership

3 core members TH + CIRAD + 12 Ass. Members (FR TH Cambodia)

Improving tapping productivity and rubber quality consistency to increase the competitiveness of rubber cultivation (socioeconomics, agronomy, ecophysiology, technology) Helping the development of the rubber tree cultivation in non-traditional areas (socioeconomics, tapping systems

  • ptimization, ecophysiology and breeding).

Assessing the carbon sequestration potential of rubber plantations along with other relevant ecosystem services, and developing management practices that improve those ecosystem services (agronomy, ecophysiology). Assessing the effect of climate change on rubber production in Thailand Addressing environnemental issues of rubber production Assessing impact of post harvest treatments on quality Characterizing the non isoprene components to understand and cope the natural rubber variability

6 CIRAD researchers (-06/2019) 3 CIRAD researchers (06/2019-)

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HRPP Research projects in Thailand

TICA « Towards the Improvement of the Rubber Tree Productivity » (-2022) ANR

  • HEVEADAPT « How tree-based family farms can adapt to global changes?” (2014-2018)
  • RUBBex « From rubber particles of Hevea latex to NR structure and properties: toward
  • ptimizing the performances of NR” (2015-2018)

Projects with private companies or Institutes International and national networks : FLUXNET, SOERE, ANAEE (Rubberflux) PHC SIAM projects: e.g. Fluxomic (2015-2017), NR particle membrane/langmuir (2014-2015), Maturation (2009-2010) Collaborations in Thailand with IRD (LMI LUSES: International joint laboratory on the Land Use Changes and Soil Ecosystem Services) New collaborations with GISTDA A joint laboratory on the biochemistry and technology of latex and rubber : LBTNR

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HRPP Hevea Research Platform in Partnership

2019-2020 agenda

03/2020 : Annual Scientific seminar, Scientific project update Towards an active regionalization

  • Cambodia ( Mission HRPP in CRRI+RUA (Agronomy) + ITC (technology) ,+ GDR

(economy, development policies)

  • Myanmar (2019-2021 coll. CARE international on R&D project on hevea sector (DoA,

PCRDC, PCRDE, Univ Yesin, RPPA)

Financial support seeking : PPP, initiative WAW (FAO) for regional observatory of rubber plantations, RAoT, …

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Recent projects in partnership with Kasetsart University

Common activities between LMI LUSES a joint international laboratory on Land Use Change on Soil Ecosystems and dP HRPP on Rubber plantations : IRD, CIRAD, LDD, Kasetsart : (esp. ANR Project Heveadapt) Researcher posted in dP GREASE : Stephane Herder (IRD, UMR Intertryp) was posted in Plateform BiozoonoSEA An an ongoing project with faculty of environment , Kasetsart University, BIOTEC and AIT on monitoring remotely tropical forests…

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Contacts: maxime.rejou@ird.fr wirongc@yahoo.com

MONITORING REMOTELY TROPICAL FORESTS

6,400 ha

LiDAR campaign (2017)

Khao Yai

35 ha

Extensive field data

Mapping forest Carbon stocks Mapping forest types The 64 km² study area likely store 11,000 Ton C yr

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→ Khao Yai is a huge carbon sink

Key results

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Energy et Environment

TICA 2017-2019 “Development of biomass utilization for sustainable energy security in Thailand” Masters and PhDs on Biomass- energy, energy efficiency of agroindustrial processes, carbon footprint, ACV Actions

  • Cassava processing international

workshop (2015)

  • Renewable Energy Asia International

conference (2015-2017)

  • Support a collaboration between Thai

WRC (energy pellet producer) - Revtech (french company) (2018-2019)

1 CIRAD researcher (-08/2019)

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Natural ressource management

relation water management- agricultural development, agricultural small holdings dynamic in river delta zone Teaching and training MSc PhD

1 CIRAD researcher (-08/2019)

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