JURIDICI - Develop a jurisdictional approach proposal to contribute to the Côte d'Ivoire-EU policy dialogue on Côte d'Ivoire's sustainable cocoa strategy
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Main goals
In Côte d'Ivoire, as elsewhere, supply chain approaches based on private certification or private sector sustainability programs are struggling to demonstrate their ability to effectively address the territorial and cross-cutting issues that concern them. Thus the objective is to contribute to the Côte d'Ivoire-EU political dialogue and to the reflections associated with the finalization of the sustainable cocoa strategy of Côte d'Ivoire by developing a proposal for a jurisdictional approach to the sustainability of cocoa production
Specific objectives
SO1. Propose a grid of indicators that can serve as a basis for (inter)national/(sub)regional reflections and to produce a preliminary mapping of the baseline situation of each of the cocoa producing regions in Côte d'Ivoire
SO2. Define the conditions under which the regional councils could provide leadership for the sustainability actions implemented in their territories and be able to improve the assessment that could be made of them
Related people
Clovis Grinand
PhD in Functional Ecology and Agronomic Sciences (SupAgro, IRD and CIRAD) and specialized in Localized Information Systems for Spatial Planning (AgroParisTech), he is an expert in land use change monitoring using remote sensing, digital soil mapping and spatial modeling applied to forestry, agronomy and landscape ecology. He is the author of numerous international scientific publications.
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Pierre Ricau
Holder of a Master Degree in "Agricultural Development and Economic Policies" from the Institute of Development Studies (IEDES), Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne University and AgroParisTech. He brings his expertise in agricultural market analysis (especially cashew, sesame, shea, cocoa, hevea, corn, rice and onion), development of agro-food sectors, training engineering and consultancy on public agricultural/agro-industrial policies
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Etienne Duperron
Graduated of an agricultural engineering school (INP-ENSAT), he specialized in spatial information processing via the Master 2 in Geomatics Sciences in Environment and Planning (SIGMA) from the University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès. After working for two years on forest degradation and reforestation in the Brazilian Amazon, he joined the team to provide support on processing, analysis and spatial modeling related to the development and sustainability of territories, mainly in Mozambique
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