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Master programmesThe CIHEAM Montpellier stands for both personalised accompaniment and international openness.
Campus & student lifeSince 1962, almost 95% of our foreign students have been granted accommodation on site.
Doctoral platformShaping the scientists of tomorrow through research training… A natural commitment of the CIHEAM Montpellier
ProjectsOur research and cooperation projects are tools for inclusive development, they take into account the populations and rural and coastal territories of the Mediterranean.
Mediterranean online catalogueA unique Documentation Center on the Mediterranean,
invested in sharing knowledge.
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Ministerial meetingsThrough the Ministerial, CIHEAM contributes to the construction of a dialogue between the Mediterranean countries around questions relating to agriculture and the rural world.
“Beyond research and training projects, the CIHEAM Montpellier coordinates scientific and institutional cooperation networks in the Mediterranean.”
MED-Amin (Mediterranean Agricultural Market Information Network)
MED-Amin network was created in 2014 at the request of the Ministers of Agriculture of the 13 CIHEAM member countries, following the world food crises of 2008-2009, and 2011.
MED-Amin is a network for monitoring agricultural markets and food systems that contributes to Pillar 4 “Crises and resilience” of CAPMED 2025. MED-Amin focuses in particular on five cereals (soft wheat and durum wheat, barley, maize and rice) essential to the food security in the Mediterranean.
The MED-Amin network can be considered as a Mediterranean version of the international platform AMIS (Agricultural Market Information System), hosted by the FAO. MED-Amin specifically documents trends in the Mediterranean region and for the Mediterranean region, and facilitates dialogue between member countries on agricultural markets.
Contact: David Gasc, coordinator of the MED-Amin Secretariat
gasc@iamm.fr - +33 (0)4 67 04 60 87
