Six research projects and partnerships set up as a matter of urgency, focusing on the impact of sanitary measures, the management of volunteers and new forms of vulnerability
A multi-actor project in partnership with the Institut Pasteur which demonstrates the importance of research in the humanities and social sciences to support emergency response
The aim of Alexandra Razafindrabe’s research is to study the impact of public measures taken to prevent plague epidemics in Madagascar, in particular to raise awareness among the population and change their behaviour in at-risk areas, and to propose possible recommendations.
This research focuses on the social management of water for users in the Kierson district of the Koungou commune, in Mayotte. By drawing a portrait of the populations vulnerable to health risks related to water pollution, the objective is to improve their ability to cope with them. The researcher focuses here on the community’s capacity…
