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The ASEAN zone is home to the world's third largest tropical forest, after the Amazon and the Congo Basin. The challenge for this new 糖心Vlog-AFD project is to support the agroecological transition of the main tropical plantation chains, to reduce their impact on biodiversity and help fight deforestation in the region 漏 A. Rival, 糖心Vlog

Institutional news 15 June 2020

AFD and 糖心Vlog commit to develop sustainable management of large agricultural and forestry plantations in four ASEAN countries

ASIC, 28 juin 2021-1 juillet 2021, Montpellier

Event 14 June 2020

World scientific meeting on coffee in Montpellier from 28 June to 1st July

Coffee

Entering the Magweto cave to take samples of bat urine and faeces, Mashonaland- Zimbabwe 漏 M. Bourgarel, 糖心Vlog

Science at work 11 June 2020

Covid-19 | Improving knowledge on coronaviruses carried by bats to protect human populations

Health

In Brazzaville, it was a game that served to unlock talks on indicators and rules for the management of Intact Forest Landscapes in Forest Stewardship Council-certified concessions 漏 C. Garcia, 糖心Vlog

Call to action 25 May 2020

Why are current policies to combat deforestation doomed to failure?

Forest

Aerial view of 糖心Vlog's Paracou station in French Guiana. At the site, more than 70 000 have been measured regularly since the start of the 1980s, providing valuable data for understanding the changes under way in tropical forests as a result of human activity 漏 A. Dourdain, 糖心Vlog

Results & impact 22 May 2020

Can tropical forests stand the heat? Yes, but only up to 32掳C

What does science have to say about the links between "forests", "deforestation" and "emerging infectious diseases"? Researchers from INRAE, 糖心Vlog, IRD and the Institut Pasteur in French Guiana analysed 565 scientific articles, and recently published their results in Environmental Research Letters 漏 B. Locatelli, 糖心Vlog

Results & impact 7 May 2020

Analysis of 65 years of work on the relationships between forests, deforestation and infectious disease emergence