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Call for projects – FLASH: Pox virus in farmed ruminants
France, like Europe, is facing the emergence on its territory of highly contagious animal viral diseases caused by poxviruses, mainly affecting ruminant livestocks. Recent outbreaks, such as lumpy skin disease in cattle, have revealed the vulnerability of livestock systems and highlighted the need for the rapid availability of robust scientific knowledge and operational tools to anticipate, monitor and control these health crises, in order to limit their economic and social impacts.
Call for projects – FLASH "Scientific cooperations France-Greenland" 2026 Edition
Greenland now occupies a unique place at the crossroads of major scientific issues and growing geopolitical tensions. A key territory for the understanding of global climate and environmental dynamics, it is also affected by rapid transformations affecting its ecosystems, natural resources, infrastructure and inhabitants, the majority of whom are indigenous.
Joint call for proposal "Chlordécone II : societies and multi exposure"
Chlordecone is an organochlorine insecticide used worldwide since the 1960s. Due to its high toxicity, biomagnification and long-term persistence in the environment, it was banned in France in 1990, except in the French West Indies, where it was authorized for soil application to control banana weevils until 1993. Over more than two decades of use, this pesticide has heavily contaminated ecosystems, with deleterious consequences for the environment and health.
THCS 2026 – Transnational call for proposals aiming to transform healthcare systems
The French National Research Agency is joining the 4th transnational call for proposals launched within the framework of the Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS) Partnership « Access to Care ».
