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| The aim of MORINGANEWS is to promote the use of Moringa and other plant resources to improve life standards in tropical developing countries. The Moringanews network, created in 2002 by the French association PROPAGE, is registered as an association since 2005. |
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MORINGANEWS
211 rue du Faubourg Saint Antoine
75011 Paris, FRANCE
Fax: +33 (0)1 40 09 04 79
E-mail: Armelle@moringanews.org |
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PROPAGE |
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PROPAGE
(Association for the promotion and propagation of
arid and semi-arid lands plant resources), is a
network of researchers, engineers and botanists
willing to develop the sustainable exploitation
of plant resources in collaboration with local populations.
Active since 1987, the association has worked on
a number of projects which associate development
with conservation.
PROPAGE has implemented programs on Moringa (Kenya,
Sudan, Egypt, Mexico, Togo, Niger, India, Tanzania),
on Cordeauxia edulis (Somalia, Kenya), on Sahelian
date palm (Niger, Mali), as well as on the Shea
nut tree (Mali, Burkina, Uganda, Nigeria), Jojoba,
Gum Arabica (Kenya, Niger), etc. |
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SILVA
Arbres, Forêts et Sociétés |
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SILVA through its
"International Network for Tropical Trees,"
supported by the French Ministry for International
Co-operation, promotes sustainable management
of tropical forestry resources. The network has
over 1000 members.
Its trimestrial magazine Le Flamboyant presents
results of research and field tests, practical
information and news of activities within many
African countries. SILVA frequently organises
workshops and training sessions and has edited
several publications on themes tied to tropical
forestry.
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CIRAD |
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A
French development-oriented agricultural research
organization serving the tropics and subtropics.
The life sciences and social sciences applied
to agriculture, forestry, animal production, natural
resource management, agrifoods, ecosystems and
communities in developing countries.
CIRAD has seven departments running 26 research
programmes. Its research operations are structured
around commodity chains, territories and scientific
fields.
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Centre
de coopération internationale en
recherche agronomique pour le développement.
Head Office
42, rue Scheffer
75116 Paris, France
Fax: +33 (0)1 47 55 15 30
Web site:
www.cirad.fr |
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