Projects

Improving Cooperation for the Convention on Biological Diversity

Apport de la biodiversité à la formation et la sécurité alimentaire dans le Bassin Nord–est du Congo (Kisangani, R.D. Congo)

Insect Service and Biodiversity in Agroecological Farming

A comparative analysis of organic and conventional agriculture's impact on aquatic biodiversity

The project addresses the evaluation of the economic value of ecosystem services (ES) in UNESCO-MAB sites from a regional perspective (Africa) and focuses on sites from 4 countries: Benin, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda.

This project was selected by Belgian Science Policy (BELSPO) in the context of strengthening the international networks of the Federal Scientific Establishments (ESFs), RBINS included. The global management was ensured by Dr Muhashy Habiyaremye (CEBioS). The Botanic Garden Meise was involved as a northern partner and represented by Dr Jérôme Degreef, as the main supervisor of scientific tasks. The Southern beneficiaries were: UNIGOM, UOB, OBPE, UB, UR.

To develop a perpetual network of key stakeholders to collaborate and coordinate action on priority research, policy and management issues on the African Great Lakes region through regular and consistent communication exchange

Biodiversity changes in African forests and emerging infectious diseases

From carbon to fishes

Congo basin integrated monitoring for forest carbon mitigation and biodiversity

Invasive biology of Xenopus laevis in Europe