ICARDA is an international organization undertaking research for development. We provide innovative, science-based solutions for countries across the non-tropical dry areas. Our research aims to reduce poverty and enhance food, water, and nutritional security and environmental health, in the face of global challenges, including climate change. 

L’ENA contribue à la recherche scientifique et au développement agricole et rural à travers des études et projets réalisés dans le cadre des thématiques de compétences des enseignants chercheurs de l’ENA avec des financements internes ou externes, des collaborations et des partenariats publics ou privés nationaux ou internationaux. Elle dispose de plusieurs laboratoires et d’une ferme expérimentale de 60 ha.

L’ENA offre divers services et prestations d’appui et d’agri-conseil à travers ses structures d’Interfaces.

L’ENA peut contracter de manière indépendante des projets, des conventions, des études, des prestations de service, des expertises. Elle est dotée d’un dispositif de gestion financière, conforme à la règlementation, permettant une autonomie de décision et de management des fonds de ses projets.

Conformément aux objectifs stratégiques de l’Office National du Conseil Agricole en matière  d'accompagnement, d'encadrement et de conseil des agriculteurs et professionnels et leurs organisations, l’ONCA a apporté, depuis 2013 à nos jours, une précieuse contribution quant à l’opérationnalisation des projets structurants du Ministère de l’Agriculture, de la Pêche Maritime, du Développement Rural et des Eaux et Forêts, entre autres les projets de l’agriculture solidaire, les filières de production, l’organisation des acteurs, et le Programme National de l’Economie d’Eau d’Irrigation (PNEEI/PEI).
Aujourd’hui, à l’ère de la nouvelle stratégie agricole « Génération Green 2020-2030 », l’Office veille à mettre à jour ses missions et garantir un conseil agricole inclusif et de proximité afin de se conformer aux orientations de cette nouvelle stratégie tant ambitieuse que réalisable qui vient pour assurer le relais du PMV et capitaliser sur ses acquis.

Cela étant dit, le conseil agricole est fortement attendu sur différents fronts stratégiques de la « Génération Green 2020-2030 » notamment l’émergence d’une nouvelle génération de jeunes entrepreneurs agricoles, la mise en place d’une nouvelle génération d’organisations agricoles via l’inter-coopération et l’innovation organisationnelle, ainsi que la réforme et la modernisation des mécanismes d'accompagnement des exploitants visant le renforcement des organisations professionnelles sur toutes les filières de production agricoles.
Grâce à la confiance de nos partenaires professionnels et institutionnels nous poursuivrons le développement du dispositif de conseil agricole qui est et qui restera au service des agriculteurs et agricultrices de notre pays tout en garantissant une disponibilité des produits de consommations à prix raisonnables et de qualité.

Monsieur BAHAJI Jaouad
Directeur Général de l’Office National du Conseil Agricole

Established in 1962, the International Centre for Advanced Mediterranean Agronomic Studies (CIHEAM) is a Mediterranean intergovernmental organization composed of 13 Member Countries (Albania, Algeria, Egypt, France, Greece, Italy, Lebanon, Malta, Morocco, Portugal, Spain, Tunisia, and Türkiye).

It operates through its 4 Institutes based in Bari - CIHEAM Bari - (Italy), Chania - CIHEAM Chania - (Greece), Montpellier - CIHEAM Montpellier - (France), and Zaragoza - CIHEAM Zaragoza - (Spain), and the Headquarters - CIHEAM SG, based in Paris.

The vision of the ARC is to become a centre of excellence in agricultural research by developing skilled manpower and conducting quality research. The generation of technologies to ensure sustainable crop production and the active role in technology transfer are among pivotal roles of ARC.

The mission of the ARC is to plan, develop and implement research designed to produce technologies and systems that are required to ensure high and sustainable crop productivity and food security.

The main goals are to contribute to the achievement of food security, alleviation of poverty, generation of incomes, promotion of agricultural export and conservation of natural resources.

History

The roots of the University of Khartoum (U of K) go back to 1898 when Lord Kitchener of Khartoum proposed founding a college in memory of General Gordon. Funds for the proposed college were raised by private subscription, and the plans for the building were drawn by the Khedive's architect, Fabricus Pasha.
The new college, named the Gordon Memorial College, was officially opened in 1902, although it was not until 1903 that the buildings were completed and the first batch of primary level students were admitted. The College however, was never intended to be solely a primary school. A secondary stratum was added in 1905 for the purpose of training assistant engineers and land surveyors, and in 1906 a four year course for the training of primary school teachers was established.
In 1905 Sir Henry Wellcome donated a fully equipped laboratory for bacteriological analysis, thus began the fruitful association between Khartoum and the Welcome Research Laboratories. In 1924, the College developed into a vocational secondary school concentrating on teaching the following disciplines: Sharia, Engineering, Teachers' Training, Clerical Work, Accounting and Science. In the same year Kitchener School of Medicine was established. The year 1936 witnessed the beginning of higher education in the Sudan with the establishment of the School of Law. By 1940 the College included schools of Agriculture, Arts, Law, Science, Engineering and Veterinary Science. Each School was attached to the government department in which the graduates would be expected to work.
In January 1945, all these schools were brought under one administration in a special arrangement with the University of London. The College was upgraded in 1951 to become Khartoum University College. In the same year Kitchener School of Medicine was incorporated in the University College. The University of London set the examinations and awarded the degrees. The outstanding students were awarded bachelor degrees from the University of London and the rest obtained the College diplomas. The present University of Khartoum is the result of the natural transformation of the University College of Khartoum when the country became independent in 1956. The bill giving full University status to the College was passed by Parliament on 24th July 1956, since then, the University witnessed considerable expansion.

Centre polytechnique d’expertise multidisciplinaire, l’IAV assure la formation initiale et continue des spécialistes en sciences et technologies du vivant et de la terre (Ingénieurs, Docteurs Vétérinaires et Docteurs ès sciences Agronomiques).

Il contribue activement à l’effort de modernisation de l’agriculture à travers la conduite de programmes de recherches novatrices répondant aux attentes et aux besoins d’un monde agricole en perpétuelle évolution.

Virginia Tech offers 280 undergraduate and graduate degree programs to some 34,400 students; as of 2015, it was the state's second-largest public university by enrollment. It is ranked among the top 50 universities in the United States for total research expenditures, top 25 in computer and information sciences, and top 10 in engineering, the latter two of which are the highest rankings in the state, and manages a $522 million research portfolio. It is classified among "R1: Doctoral Universities – Very high research activity".