Source : http://www.bulletins-electroniques.com/ti/143_06.htm Copyright © ADIT Considering the current world situation regarding climate changes and the announced fossil fuel crises, Ireland has established a new strategy for its future energy.
Source : http://www.bulletins-electroniques.com/actualites/54641.htm After a successful conversion of its hard industry, thanks to the development of influential technological centres, the Bask country is developing an ambitious programme in basic research.
The French EU presidency’s foresees to organise an informal council about this major priority in the beginning of its presidency (from the 3rd to the 5th of July). Its objective
The TEMPUS programme – Trans-European mobility scheme for university studies – is a EU programme supporting the modernisation of higher education in the partner countries of the Western Balkans, Eastern
http://www.bulletins-electroniques.com/actualites/50747.htm Un systeme concu par des scientifiques portugais, appele F3 – Forest Fire Finder, revolutionne la detection d’incendies en localisant les foyers d’incendies et en transmettant les donnees precises aux
The European Parliament adopted today the Regulation establishing the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). The next steps include appointing the EIT’s Governing Board by June 2008 and establishing
The European Forest Institute intends to gain more regional presence and raise more core funding to enhance joint activities in the next few years by establishing new Regional Offices in
The IEFC team wishes you Health and Success in 2008 ! We hope that this new year will bring success to the actions undertaken and will offer the network new
The 27 February 2008 the European Commission has adopted a 19-point plan to address the challenges facing forest-based industries, which are adapting to deal with increased global competition, climate change
FAO collaborated with a wide range of partners and stakeholders in preparing these guidelines, through technical and expert consultations and six Regional Forestry Commissions during 2006. The two voluntary guidelines
