Malignant human, animal and plant diseases in tropical island environments: diagnostic monitoring, control and impact (Q3684806)

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Project Q3684806 in France
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Malignant human, animal and plant diseases in tropical island environments: diagnostic monitoring, control and impact
Project Q3684806 in France

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    97,994.55 Euro
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    150,760.85 Euro
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    65.0 percent
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    1 January 2015
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    31 July 2018
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    Université des Antilles
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    La région Caraïbe est particulièrement propice à l’introduction et à la propagation de maladies infectieuses humaines, animales et végétales qui menacent l’équilibre socio-économique des territoires qui la composent. Les crises sanitaires successives qui ont frappé la Guadeloupe ces cinq dernières années (cercosporiose noire des bananiers, citrus greening, Chikungunya) illustrent d’ailleurs combien l’intensification des échanges accroît les risques sanitaires pour les populations et les agricultures du territoire. L’objectif principal du projet MALIN est d’améliorer le contrôle des maladies infectieuses humaines, animales et végétales en Guadeloupe et dans l’ensemble de la Caraïbe en fédérant les institutions guadeloupéennes mobilisées en infectiologie autour de questions transversales et d’approches communes. Dans ce but, le projet associe l’ARS, le CHU, le CIRAD, la FREDON, l’INRA, l’InVS, l’IPG, l’IT2, l’ORSaG et l’UAG. MALIN vise l’élaboration de stratégies concertées de contrôle des maladies infectieuses afin de réduire l’impact socio-économique de ces dernières sur le territoire. (French)
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    The Caribbean region is particularly conducive to the introduction and spread of infectious human, animal and plant diseases that threaten the socio-economic balance of its territories. The successive health crises in Guadeloupe over the past five years (black cecosporiae of bananas, citrus greening, Chikungunya) illustrate how the intensification of trade increases health risks for the population and agriculture in the territory. The main objective of the MALIN project is to improve the control of human, animal and plant infectious diseases in Guadeloupe and throughout the Caribbean by federating the Guaadeloupean institutions mobilised infectiology around cross-cutting issues and common approaches. To this end, the project involves ARS, CHU, CIRAD, FREDON, INRA, InVS, IPG, IT2, ORA and UAG. Malin aims to develop collaborative infectious disease control strategies to reduce the socio-economic impact of infectious diseases on the territory. (English)
    18 November 2021
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    GP0007871
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