GRET is an international solidarity organisation
that aims to improve vulnerable populations’ living conditions, promote social justice, and conserve our planet
GRET and the Senegalese association AGORA are launching a new project on mobile school canteens and pedagogical gardens in four schools in the municipality of Gandon, in the North of Senegal. The objective is to improve school children’s diets and raise future farmers’ awareness on agroecological practices. Drawing on this…
How can quality healthcare be made available to all, and particularly to the most vulnerable in society? In this interview, Sophie Biacabe and Elodie Macouillard, “health and social protection” programme managers at GRET, tell us about the specific approach of the organisation in the area of health, and the importance…
Water is a vital resource for populations. In Madagascar, across the vast expanses of the Haute Matsiatra and Amoron’i Mania regions (in the centre of the country), managing water is difficult. Conflicts around use are frequent between inhabitants sharing the same watersheds. In this context, GRET and Agrisud International are…
GRET is committed to contributing to a sustainable, viable world with less inequalities: this is the political significance of the collective actions we conduct, through innovation, sharing of experiences and a strong presence in the field.
Luc Arnaud, Executive Director of GRET
GRET produces and disseminates references: from its practice, it produces and disseminates knowledge, know-how, methods tested, evaluated and improved in the field.
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Study of eating habits of women and young children in Ouagadougou, Niamey and Bamako
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