IRD has been present in Vietnam since 1995.
IRD researchers develop projects in collaboration with their Vietnamese colleagues in the social, exact, health and environmental sciences sectors, with the aim of co-constructing and sharing original scientific knowledge that can be applied to the sustainable development of the country.
IRD is also present in the teaching and supervision of Vietnamese students and young researchers, in the support for the creation of innovative research teams, in the financial or human support to their programs and in the development of multidisciplinary and international networks of scientists.
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8th March 2023The GEMMES VN 2023 webinar series
This 2023 webinar series aims at strengthening the prospective assessments of resilient transition strategies for Vietnam by 2050 developed so far. For this matter, it will build on the two final reports released end of 2022, and present in details the findings of the National report, and some of...
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1st March 2023Computer Modelling in Sustainability Science
The increasing risks posed by climate change, natural disasters, biodiversity loss or pandemics require better planning of how human communities can adapt to their impacts in a sustainable way. Imagining tomorrow’s world and making it visible today so that these communities can understand its...
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9 - 12th November 2022Multidisciplinary Worshop BUFFARM One Health SEA project
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2 - 5th May 2023Training summer school on “Lagrangian numerical tracking of oceanic plastics”
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19 - 13th June 2023Workshop in Aquatic Microbial Ecology
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6
Joint laboratories (IJL, UMI, others)
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100
Scientific missions per year
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4
Junior teams associated to IRD (JEAI)
6 |
100 |
4 |
Joint laboratories (IJL, UMI, others) |
Scientific missions per year |
Junior teams associated to IRD (JEAI) |
In figures, IRD in Vietnam consists of 15 expatriate researchers, 20 local staff contracts, 8 representation staff, 20 missions of more than 2 months and 100 short missions per year, 2M€ / year of managed contracts including 300k€ in direct support to partners, 1200 hours of Master courses, 32 PhD students, a community of 300 researchers in 10 joint laboratories.