In May 2024, the first summit on modernising cooking methods in Africa took place in Paris. This summit is not just anecdotal; not using wood to cook food would have beneficial repercussions on the climate, health, biodiversity and women’s living conditions. However, there are many obstacles to the rapid development of clean cooking in Africa: […]
Three members of the CEE-M are involved in this action research conducted jointly with the NGO WWF France and Eval-Lab, which constitutes the first national study on educational gardens in primary schools. To learn more about this project and educational gardens, two testimonies are presented: that of Simon Briole, economist at CEE-M, holder of the junior […]
The CEE-M is a stakeholder in the “Pedagogical vegetable gardens” project, run jointly with the NGO WWF France and Eval-Lab (an organisation specialising in impact assessment). It aims at assessing the effects of pedagogical vegetable gardens on primary school pupils, their teachers and their parents. A call for expressions of interest was launched in order […]
In order to act on its carbon footprint, the CEE-M research centre has decided to carry out an environmental assessment of its activities. This project is conducted jointly with the research laboratory MoISA, and will take place on both sites of the CEE-M (Richter/University of Montpellier and Institut Agro). The data collection notably includes staff […]
Five CEE-M members were involved in the PollDiff project funded by the “région Occitanie”. The objective of this project was to study how to prevent the risks associated with nitrate and pesticide water pollution. Using Discrete Choice Experiments, CEE-M members assessed how innovative AES could enhance the adoption of environmentally-friendly practices. Following a first survey […]
Three members of CEE-M are involved in the ReCROP project : Thierry Blayac, Emmanuelle Lavaine and Sébastien Roussel. ReCROP aims to redesign Mediterranean agrosystems through the combined use of biotechnological tools and environmentally friendly agronomic practices. This will allow farming systems to face climate change through the improvement of below and aboveground biodiversity, fertility, and […]
Julie Subervie, CEE-M member and research Professor at INRAE, made the headlines of La Gazette de Montpellier. In this issue an article provides the scope of the FAST project (Facilitating public action to stop using pesticides), coordinated by Julie Subervie, which is selected for funding within the framework of the Research Priority Program
The FAST project coordinated by Julie Subervie, CEE-M member and Research Professor at INRAE, obtained 3 million euros funding over a 6-year period from the ANR as part of the “Cultiver Protéger Autrement” national priority research program. The FAST project aims at providing sound theory and empirical evidence about the effectiveness of a variety of […]
Among the winners of the 2020 edition of MUSE call for projects, CEE-M got funding for the project CIBSEEA – The Ciguatoxins : Impacts on Biology, Ecology, Economy and heAlth. CIBSEEA is an interdisciplinary project led by PhyMedExp UM in collaboration with CEE-M, MARBEC and the University of Barcelona. Project description: the CIBSEEA project aims to […]
Among the winners of the 2020 edition of MUSE call for projects, CEE-M got funding for the project MarEEE – Crossed views on Marine urban habitats: Ecology-Evolution-Economics. MarEEE is an interdisciplinary project led by ISEM in collaboration with CEE-M, MARBEC, the University of Barcelona, CSIC, WUR, IAGE and LAB AD2M. Project description: MarEEE aims at […]