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International Policy
INRA International Strategy
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What is meant by international cooperation?
Science = International
within cooperation / competition, mobility and exchanges.
Nowadays with
• International training and curicula
• news connecting tools (internet, e-mail…)
• new approach through competive grants through calls for
proposals, large networks, consortium,
• new needs for larger facilities facing global challenges.
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INRA’s International Scientific Production
• Products : Articles (5% in the World), Congress Lectures,
Patents, Contracts, Softwares, Datas bank Biological Materials
and Gene Banks.
• Attractivity : international graduate students (master and PhD)
and young scientists (1200/year, 65 % post-doc);
• Activities : Missions (4500/year), Long term position (60/year);
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53 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with institutions
from 33 countries
• Offices abroad China (Beijing) and Brasil (Brasilia), both shared
with Cirad, in progress New-Dehli en 2007 + Office at Bruxelles
(EU) shared with all French Research Institutions.
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Towards Internationalisation approach :
• Global Challenges : climate changes, biodiversity, human nutrition and
food safety, emerging epidemiologic risks, energy cost, biotechnologies, etc.,
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Generic research potential for agriculture in the World,
• Larger facilities needs : sequencing, bioinformatics, P3 or P4..,
• International staff and training : « competitive open market »,
• New and stronger Public Concerns : bioethics, biosurvey
• New tools for international collaborative:competitive
programs : FP (EU system), Funding Agencies (ANR, NSF, JSPS, NSFC…);
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Internationalisation
Main Partnerships
Coordinated approach with CIRAD, Cemagref, Ifremer, IRD, CNRS,
INSERM, Universities.
Europe : European Research Area (FP) and specific bilateral
partnerships (D,GB,H,I,PL,NL,S) ;
Méditerranean countries: Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Lebanon,
Egypt, Syria : Bilaterals, Networks, CIHEAM, Era Net;
USA, Japan, Canada, Australia, Israël, New Zealand;
China, India, Brasil, Mexico, Russia;
CGIAR
(15 International Research Centre / ICARDA, CIMMYT, IPGRI, IFPRI, ILRI…)
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Internationalisation
INRA tools
Bilateral framework agreements (MOU),
Spectrum from a letter of intents to a detailed agreement with
specific sub-contracts;
Building on joint research projects for common interest on scientific
topics with identified project leaders/coordinators on both side.
• Facilitate exchanges of personnel and students, fellowships
programs,
• Promote joint initiatives: Seminars-workshops, Networks, Calls of
proposals, joint research unit or labs real or « without walls »;
• Contribute for building on common proposal for international
programs and grants : EU, ESF, International Agencies, WB…;
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Report from last month
Strengthen bilateral cooperation in Europe :
Marion Guillou, President, CEO in Pologne July 19-20, 2005
Agreement July, 26, 2005 with CRA (Italy) on Grapewine Genomic Project;
Agreement September28, 2005 with BBSRC (UK) for a joint call of proposals on Crop Sciences;
Joint Lab creation, October10, 2005, INRA BV Versailles and Umeå University, Sweden,
Renew October 20, 2005, joint call of proposals with FORMAS (Swedish Research Granting Agency),
Agreement January 26, 2006 between BBSRC, WUR (NL) and INRA
International Coopération
China : Marion Guillou visit, November1-4, 2005, and creation of 2 joint laboratories
Mexico : Scientific visit November 4-11, 2005,
India : meeting with Chairman of BAIF, an important NGO,
Brasil : May 8-13, 2006, INRA Cirad visit.
Lebanon : June 1-2, Marion Guillou for a meeting on bilatéral programs.
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Internationalisation
Mediterranean activities and futures
European programs
•Emerisk :emerging disease network proposal (SSA) with teams from EU and Morocco, Tunisia,
Egypt, Lebanon.
•ERA Net : coming INRA initiative with Italy (general meeting in Bari June 20, 2006 on a first draft)
CIHEAM
•Training programs and capacity building
bilateral tools
•Integrated cooperative programs (PAI) i.e. Bosphore : Turkish-French Program +
Agricultural bilateral Committee.
• Working with Cirad
• Twining - INRA Antibes and Tunisian Lab in Tozeur for Oasis and Palm Tree disease.
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INRA / Turkey (I)
• Existing Collaborative Projects mainly on
Horticulture,
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breeding (Cherry, Peach, Tomato, Eggplant, Cantaloupe and Watermelon )
greenhouse systems and cultivation
Plant protection : viruses, bacteria, biological control,
Post-harvest systems,
Durum Wheat breeding
Forest Genetic Resources and biodiversity.
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With mainly
Universities of Cukurova, Adana.
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INRA / Turkey (II)
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2003 - 2005
INRA MISSIONS
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REPARTITION PAR DEPARTEMENTS
ALIMENTATION HUMAINE
ECONOMIE & SOCIOLOGIE RURALES
ELEVAGE & NUTRITION DES ANIMAUX
EFPA
GENETIQUE ANIMALE
GENETIQUE ET AMELIORATION
DES PLANTES
MATHEMATIQUES ET INFORMATIQUE
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SANTE ANIMALE
SANTE DES PLANTES ET ENVIRONNEMENT
SYSTEMES POUR L'ACTION & DEVELOPPEMENT
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REPARTITION PAR TYPOLOGIES
CONGRES
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REUNION DE TRAVAIL
TRAVAIL DE RECHERCHE
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BOURSIERS
• Nombre
• POST DOC
• PRE DOC
• Including PhD
• Total – Mois
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Alim. H
Bio. Végétale
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CEPIA
Envt. Agronomie
Génétique animale
Génétique & am. des plantes
MIA
Microbiologie (Food)
Physio. animale, élevage 1
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Santé animale
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Inra and FP6
• 337 projects submitted and evaluated
• 145 projects financed by the Commission including 33
projects coordinated by the institute
43% success rate
• Principal thematic priorities:
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Food quality and Safety (thematic priority 5)
Research for Policy Support – in particular CAP (thematic 8.1)
Global change and ecosystem (thematic priority 6.3)
Life Sciences Genomics and Biotechnology for health (thematic priority 1)
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Inra and FP6 (cont’d)
Coordinated projets
• 3 Networks of Excellence:
– Eadgene (Inra Versailles – MH Pinard) « European Animal Disease Genomics
Network of Excellence for Animal Health and Food Safety »
– Endure (Inra Antibes – P. Ricci) on Reducing the use of plant protection
products
– Evoltree (Inra Bordeaux – A. Kremer) on Genomics for terrestrial biodiversity
and ecosystem research
• 2 Integrated projects:
– Co-Extra (Inra Versailles – Y. Bertheau) on GMO traceability
– Basysbio (Inra Jouy – P. Noirot) on understanding the regulation of gene
transcription
• 12 STREPs (thematic priority 1, Inco and Research for policy
support)
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