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Join Nitidæ's Madagascar team as part of a project to support the development of agricultural value chains in synergy with the preservation of natural resources

Join the team! Nitidæ carries out about fifty projects on agriculture, environment, market, forest, or bioenergy in Madagascar, Burkina Faso, Mozambique, Côte d'Ivoire, or Senegal with more than 210…

N'Lab is looking to strengthen its team in Madagascar!

Come and support Nitidæ's administrative and financial team for 6 months and contribute to over fifty projects in Côte d'Ivoire, Mozambique, Madagascar and Burkina Faso with over 200 employees!

An opportunity to join Nitidæ as part of a project on biomass energy from encroaching bush in partnership with the Namibia Nature Foundation (NNF)

A new catalogue lists the non-timber forest products associated with cocoa in Ivory Coast !

‘Agroforestry cocoa farming in West Africa: How can cocoa production be reconciled with forest cover restoration?

Rejoignez l'équipe ! Nitidae en Côte d’Ivoire mène des projets de développement et de préservation, et des études sur les différentes filières du pays et sur différents territoires.

After operating tests and performance measurements, this boiler will be installed at the ANASAM cashew nut processing unit

An Ivorian delegation comprising members of the Conseil du Coton et de l’Anacarde and other associated initiatives took part in a scientific exchange mission to France from September 18th to 20th 202…

Join the team! Nitidæ carries out about fifty projects on agriculture, environment, market, forest, or bioenergy in Madagascar, Burkina Faso, Mozambique, Côte d'Ivoire, or Senegal with more than 210…

We are developing our activities in Cameroon! Come and join the local team to improve the relevance of our actions and develop the association in the country.

Nitidæ had the opportunity to present its work carried out in the pilot area of Sebitoli in Uganda on understanding and promoting agricultural practices in the tea sector that preserve biodiversity

According to Nitidæ, almost 46% of Namuli's forests were cut down between 2000 and 2022.