National and International Collaborations
CEREGE relies on numerous international research programmes to develop its collaborations:
- (H2020),
- of the ANR (PCRI),
- CNRS (IRP, PICS),
- IRD (JEAI, LMI) and,
- of the French Development Agency (AFD).
The four CEREGE teams have developed international collaborations through projects funded by :
- the EU (Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions),
- ANR (PCR),
- INSU (EC2CO, IMAGO),
- the Biodiversity Research Foundation,
- AMU (ARKAIA Institute) and,
- NSF (USA).
The various projects are presented in the team pages.
Partnerships with developing countries
CEREGE is committed to long-term partnerships, in particular through :
- AFD and World Bank programmes
- Embassies' cooperation and cultural action departments (SCAC)
- Resources made available by the IRD
Examples of collaborations:
- 2 International Joint Laboratories with African partners
- 2 Young teams attached to the IRD
- 4 Hydro-eco-climatic observatories in the South (funded by IRD, CNRS and ANR)
- 3 partnerships with Congo and India via ANR and IFCPAR
International research themes
CEREGE's international projects cover :
- Agricultural soil management and rehabilitation of mining soils
- Aquifer resources and the hydrological functioning of lakes and lagoons
- Seismic and morpho-tectonic risk
- Geochronology and past continental hydroclimates
- Paleoceanography
- Nanotechnologies and the use of nanomaterials
- Socio-ecosystems in the face of global change
International training
CEREGE is also developing international training:
- Erasmus programme (2019-2022) consortium of 3 European universities, led by CEREGE for AMU
- International doctorates 14 theses supervised since 2016, co-supervised or co-tutored with foreign universities
- CIVIS project the creation of common teaching modules and the Joint Master CIVIS Climate-Environment-Energy