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27 Feb. 2023
Services provided by SalvaTerra in 2022
"It's better to make short posts"... For once, we go a little longer, to give you an overview of the thematic and geographical diversity of our services provided in 2022. Nearly 50 services carried out in more than thirty countries. The SalvaTerra team is at your disposal to discuss your support/consulting needs in the agriculture, forestry, environment and bioenergy sectors, in France and internationally.
27 Feb. 2023
Support for agricultural cash sectors in eastern Madagascar
Back in image on our last mission to the East of Madagascar on behalf of the Economic Transformation Project for Inclusive Growth (PIC-3): diagnostics and study of the development potential of agricultural cash sectors: vanilla, cloves, cinnamon, coffee, pepper, turmeric, ginger, essential oils, lychee, pineapple, passion fruit... Madagascar is a real treasure island!
01 Jan. 2023
Two new positions to join SalvaTerra in 2023
SalvaTerra is recruiting two project managers on permanent contracts to carry out technical expertise missions in France and abroad in the agriculture, forestry and environment sectors!
08 Dec. 2022
World Climate Day – 8 December 2022
Temperature records around the world, historic drought in the American West, deadly fires in Algeria, collapse of a glacier in the Dolomites, heat wave killing more than 20,000 people in Europe, catastrophic floods in Pakistan, the year 2022 was marked by an acceleration of natural disasters linked to climate change.
02 Nov. 2022
Market study for the financing of small-scale private irrigation in Niger
This summer, the International Finance Corporation commissioned SalvaTerra to carry out a market study for the financing of small-scale private irrigation in Niger. The work was carried out in partnership with Horus Développement Finance and the Bureau nigérien d'ingénierie et de conseil (BNIC)...
26 Oct. 2022
SalvaTerra conducted 3 case studies as part of the Watershift project for the adoption of sustainable water management practices
As part of the Watershift project, implemented by Vertigo Lab, SalvaTerra carried out a diagnosis and assessment of the needs of Mediterranean agricultural entrepreneurs for the adoption of sustainable water management practices.
18 Oct. 2022
A new project manager in the SalvaTerra team!
In 2022, SalvaTerra recruited two new project managers to strengthen its team and support its development in France and internationally. Melaine KERMARC joined the team at the beginning of September.
12 Oct. 2022
SalvaTerra has finalized the feasibility study of the Talaky Be project in the Anosy region
In early 2022, SalvaTerra finalized the feasibility study of the Talaky Be Project - Adaptation of agriculture to climate change and strengthening the resilience of rural communities in Southeastern Madagascar.
06 Oct. 2022
A year ago, SalvaTerra finalized one of its most ambitious studies on the adaptation of the agricultural sector to climate change (CC)…
Financed through the Adapt'Action facility of the French Development Agency, the "Project to support the agricultural sector of the Dominican Republic in a context of CC" was implemented by SalvaTerra and its partners, with two main objectives:
- Assess the CC vulnerability of six agricultural production systems and strategic regions (photo), then prioritize two to develop an adaptation action plan.
- Evaluate the offer of meteorological services to agriculture and propose a roadmap for their improvement and development by the National Office of Meteorology (ONAMET).
22 Sep. 2022
A new project manager in the SalvaTerra team!
In 2022, SalvaTerra recruited two new project managers to strengthen its team and support its development in France and internationally. Sophia LYAMOURI joined us at the beginning of June.
01 Jan. 2022
Two recruitments underway to join SalvaTerra in 2022
SalvaTerra is once again recruiting two project managers to support its development in France and internationally.
14 Dec. 2021
Adaptation to the effects of climate change: In 2020-2021, SalvaTerra contributed to the participatory development of an adaptation strategy for the Senegal River Valley.
As part of the Adapt'Action Facility, financed by AFD, and in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MEDD) and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Equipment (MAER) of Senegal, SalvaTerra coordinated support to:
(i) analyze the vulnerabilities of the agricultural sector to the expected effects of climate change in the different agro-ecological zones of the Senegal River Valley;
(ii) propose adaptation options through a 2035 strategy and a first action plan.