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Mosaic european project – IRD
The project aims to promote the health of local cross-border populations in East Africa and the Amazon by co-producing data and knowledge on the environment, environmental changes and their impacts on health.
*MOSAIC Consortium Annual Meeting*![]()
👏 Part of the MOSAIC project team gathered for the annual meeting. It was an opportunity to take a look back at our activities and plan for the future… It was also a time to strengthen the team's relationships and reiterate our shared objective: to cooperate to improve Planetary Health !![]()
The team leaves stronger and more united to build a better world… Thank you all for your participation and commitment.![]()
Special thanks to the PICTIS Plataforma Internacional and IGOT-ULisboa – Instituto de Geografia e Ordenamento do Território teams for organising this meetiInstitut de recherche pour le développement (IRD)(African Conservation Centreentre
PICTIS Plataforma Internacional // @FIOCRFundação Oswaldo Cruz (Fiocruz)cUniwersytet WarszawskiawsInterdyscyplinarne Centrum Modelowania Matematycznego i Komputerowego (ICM)(Universidade de LisboaisboIGOT-ULisboaiAix-Marseille UniversitérUniversité de Perpignan Via Domitia – UPVD UPVD
CHU GuINRAEICirad – La recherche agronomique pour le développementeUniversité d’Artois0Institut Pasteurut Pasteur // Institut Pasteur de UnB – Universidade de BrasíliaeSede Amazonia – Universidad Nacional de Colombiae Colombia
Pan American Health Orga#planetaryhealthtaryhealth
#recruitment![]()
👏 Today we'd like to welHoudhem Assoudisoudi, who joined the MOSAIC team in January. He will be baseInstitut de recherche pour le développement (IRD)(IRD) for a 36-month thesis and will be mainly supervised by Vincent Armant.![]()
Welcome to you Houdhem!
Today we're welcoming a new member to the team! He is Pedro Franco, a post-doc at the Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning of the University of LisIGOT-ULisboaisboa).![]()
Bienvenue Pedro ! 👏
🔎 🩺 The African Conservation Center team recently conducted fieldwork to assess how the Maasai community perceives, analyzes, anticipates, and manages health and well-being issues.![]()
As part of the MOSAIC project, a questionnaire was administered to 300 households to help establish a complementary and interdependent information system. This system will focus on participatory monitoring of the health and well-being of the Maasai community using a One Health approach.
This initiative builds on the model used for assessing livestock resources in the Maasai communities of the Amboseli region (Mose et al., 2018, "Application of open source tools for biodiversity conservation and natural resource management in East Africa": lnkd.in/gTY3BqWe).![]()
The responses to the questionnaire are currently being analyzed.
Stay tuned!![]()
#onehealth
#participatoryresearch
Another brilliant person has joined the MOSAIC project team! He is LUKA CANTON, who will be working under the supervision of Jean Gaudart, as a statistical engineer at the Aix-Marseille Université.![]()
Welcome to the team Luka !