GRET is an international solidarity organisation
that aims to improve vulnerable populations’ living conditions, promote social justice, and conserve our planet
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
This February in Cambodia, a high-level visit by the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) took place, as Rémy Rioux – Chief Executive Officer of AFD Group – was in the country to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of AFD’s presence in Cambodia. He also travelled to field to visit project sites…
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“Commoning” is a new series of publications and videos that communicates on the commons and how they are practised at GRET. A first video was released to mark the launch of The “Commoning” handbooks. These short, easy to read publications share the lessons learned from concrete actions conducted by GRET,…
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Co-published by Quæ and GRET and released on 23 February, the Guide pour l’évaluation de l’agroécologie* is the result of collaboration between the teams at Agrisud International, AVSF, Cari and GRET[1], as well as those at AgroParisTech, Cirad, IRD and Institut Agro Montpellier. It features an approach and methodological tools…
Read moreGRET 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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The Bamboo programme through the prism of the commons
