Campinas – May 2014

Campinas, May 2014Agropolis International presentation

AGROPOLIS INTERNATIONALASSOCIATION

Montpellier 1,2 and 3

Nîmes and Perpignan5

universities

Montpellier SupAgro, CIHEAM/IAM.M, AgroParisTech, ESCAIA/Coeptis, ENSC.M, ICRA, ISTOM, Sup de Co, Ecole des Mines d’Alès

9higher

educationalinstitutes

National : BRGM, CEA, Irstea, Cirad, Cnrs, Ifremer, Inra, Inserm, IRD

International : Bioversity International, CSIRO, Embrapa, Inta, USDA

14research

institutes

28 higher education and research institutes

are members of Agropolis International

A SPRINGBOARD for INTER-INSTITUTIONAL EXCHANGES

« 1st pilar »

A network of 400 French scientists based in 60

countries and especially in tropical and Mediterranean

regions

Many partnerships and agreements with foreign

universities and institutions

1 000 scientists hosted yearly in laboratories

15 % - 20 % foreign students

A PLATFORM WITH A STRONGINTERNATIONAL DIMENSION

RESEARCH AND HIGHER EDUCATION GEARED TOWARDTHE SOUTH AND THE MEDITERRANEAN

MONTPELLIER STAFFS’ PARTNERSHIPS:RESEARCH PROJECTS, TRAINING, PHD …

A SCIENTIFIC CENTER OPEN TO STAKEHOLDERS OF ECONOMIC AND AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT 2nd pilar Members of Agropolis International

Regional authorities: Région Languedoc-Roussillon, Montpellier Agglomération,

Conseil général de l’Hérault, Ville de Montpellier, Grand Narbonne

- Transfert and interface bodies : Transferts LR, SATT, ACTA…

- Compagny representatives : LRIA, Coop de France LR, CRCI, VERSeau Développement…

- Consultancy and company offices : BRL, ITK, Cade…

Collaboration with competitive clusters

… and integration of competitive clusters and technology parks in

international networks

- IASP (International Association of Science Park) + Europa Innova Program+

Mediterranean agricultural technolgy clusters

« 2sd pilar »

« 3rd pilar »

An ENVIRONMENT IN FAVOUR OF INNOVATION

Welcoming structures (dedicated business parks,

BIC, incubators)

• Languedoc-Roussillon Incubation (LRI) and SATT AXLR:

promotion of the creation of start-up companies whose

funders can leverage research results coming from

public institutions.

• Business & Innovation Center (BIC) MIBI : Business

accompaniment programme for innovative start-up

(consultants, information tools, offices space in incubators,

training courses, introduction to business net).

• CVT Sud (Cirad, IRD, Institute Pasteur…)

Specialized innovative clusters

• Qualiméditerranée and its strategic competences for

tomorrow’s markets, including grapes, cereals,

Mediterranean agronomy

• Terralai : European innovation cluster for fruit and

vegetables

• Transferts LR: interface research/industry, support of

companies’ competitiveness by innovation and technology

transfer (Eurobiomed + TIC network)

The Montpellier International Business Incubator

(MIBI) offers business facilities of 3,500 m²/ 37,000

sq.f with a vocation of becoming a ‘hub’ for foreign

companies and French companies for which the

export market represents more than 50% of their

total turnover.

©Agglomération de Montpellier

An ENVIRONMENT IN FAVOUR OF INNOVATION

Technological infrastructures and platforms

• Maison de la Télédétection (remose sensing centre)

• Maison de la technology

• Maison des sciences de l’eau (water sciences)

• Ecotron

• Génopole

• Experimental greenhouses

• Pilot halls

Food technology platform of Cirad

©Cirad

Agropolis International supports its

members and partners in the organization

of events (conferences,

meetings,exhibitions...), whether they are

held in Montpellier, France or abroad.

This know-how in events engineering is

also recognized and appreciated by

national and international institutions willing

to organize their conferences in Montpellier

(French Ministries, World Bank, CGIAR,

FAO...).

Agropolis International communication and

media service offers a comprehensive

network of regional, national and

international contacts which allows to widely

promoting each event.

A STRONG EXPERIENCE IN ORGANIZINGSCIENTIFIC EVENTS and FORUM

Past congress

2014. The 3rd international Conference Resilience

600 participants

Forthcoming congress

2014 June . International Encounters “Family

farming and research” - 400 participants (high level

experts and actors in family farming)

2015. The 3rd united Convention to Combat

Desertification (UNCCD) - 700 participants

2015. The International Congress for

Conservation Biology (ICCB) - 1000 participants

2016. “5th International EcoSummit Congress :

Ecological Sustainability,Engineering Change”

1600 participants

THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

An EXCEPTIONALY LARGE-SCALE PLATFORM

2 700 researchers et teachers

5 000 students

75 research units

→ 10 000 people overall

Highest concentration

en Europe

For research and training in

Agriculture

Food

Biodiversity

Environnment

A BROAD SCOPE OF EXPERTISE

•Agronomy, cultivated plants and cropping systems - 369 scientists, 130 PhD

•Animal production and health - 128 scientists, 71PhD

•Biodiversity and Land ecosystems - 561 scientists, 365 PhD

•Biodiversity and Aquatic ecosystems - 369 scientists, 190 PhD

•Environmental technologies - 63 scientists, 51PhD

•Economics, societies and sustainable development - 456 scientists, 422PhD

•Food nutrition and health - 216 scientists, 112 PhD

•Grapevine and Wine - 421 scientists, 138 PhD

•Genetic resources and integrative plant biology - 451 scientists,137 PhD

•Host-vector-parasite interactions and infectious diseases -341 scientists, 141PhD

•Modelling, spatial information, biostatistics - 139 scientists, 95 PhD

•Water: resources and management - 451 scientists, 261 PhD

A BROAD SCOPE OF EXPERTISE

COMPREHENSIVE AND DIVERSIFIED TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES 150 degree courses

(professional and academic)

pour 5 000 students

technicians, engineers,

BSc, MSn and PhD students

6 graduate schools grouped

in a graduate school centre -

over 600 PhD students

100 continuing education packages

short- or long-term (standard

or customised), with some involving

e-learning

Training course design

structures

ASSOCIATIONAT THE SERVICE OF THE COMMUNITY AND PARTNERS

OPERATIONAL RESOURCES

Staff of 27

including 8 posted members

Human resources

900 meetings/an

70 amphitheatre events/an

21 websites hosted

Headquarters

Organization and operations

General Assemblyof members

Board of Directors

Executive Board

Director &ExecutiveSecretariat

(operationnal team)

Gouvernance and

global policy setting

Technical and

budgetary planning

Steering committee

Implementation of

activities

47 members, including:

28 research and higher education

institutions

5 regional authorities

14 economic development

stakeholders

Président + 28 membres + invited

parties:

15 institutions

5 regional authorities

4 economic development stakeholders

Honourary presidents

President + 15 membres + invités

Elects

Designates

Pilote

Scientific and technological

Committe

28 perer-designated members

Supports

AGROPOLIS INTERNATIONAL — MEMBERS

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

CVT Valorisation Sud ( Technology transfer Consortium )

Innovation for development

Campinas

22/5/2014

Y.Bordet

Worldwide Network

CIRAD : french research centre working with developping

countries to tackle international agricultural and

development issues.

Partners and members CVT created in 2012 under « Investments for the future » programme

INSTITUT PASTEUR : international famous biomedical

research centre . Private foundation, it works to help

prevent and fight diseases; IP is at the heart of an

international network ( 5 continents, 32 institutes )

OVERSEAS FRENCH UNIVERSITIES :

Reunion Island, French West Indies and Guyana, French

Polynesia and New Caledonia .

IRD : french Research Institute for Development rolls out

actions in almost 90 countries in Africa, the Mediterranean

region, Latin America, Asia and French tropical overseas

territories.

A long experience in research « on south issues, with the South, for the South »

Our founders keys figures : (total CIRAD/I.Pasteur/IRD)

Total research budget of about € 680 millions

More than 6500 staff members (2500 researchers)

40 % of the staff oversea based

220 research units around the world,

More than 3000 scientific publications/year

250 patents specific for the south, 100s of new agreements every year

CVT Valorisation Sud

Contribute to advancement through innovation

in the Global South and for the Global South

Our aim

To boost transfers of technologies and

know how adapted to the Global South

( tropical, equatorial and desertic

regions, developping and emerging

countries ) to the economic world.

CVT Valorisation Sud

Contribute to advancement through innovation

in the Global South and for the Global South

Our mission

To promote and transfer technologies

of socioeconomic interest developped

by french public research laboratories

to markets in the Global South

CVT Valorisation Sud

A service tailored to your needs

What we do Assistance with IP management

Creation of a technologies portfolio with a

promotion and transfer mission,

Marketing and promotion of technologies

in the Global South,

Pre-industrial maturation, project

management, licensing agreements,

Establishment of innovating companies.

Detecting

Specific jobs… for services on

demand

Maturating Marketing Licensing

CVT Valorisation Sud

IP support

(option)

Business

Managers

Dedicated

Maturation Fund

Industrial

Partnership

Marketing

Communication,

to promote

Transfert

Licensing

Start-ups

CIRAD, IRD,

Institut Pasteur,

Overseas

Universities

CVT Valorisation Sud, about us

….

Portfolio of 800 patents in construction

20 employees in the next 2 years

People are « field » oriented

www.cvt-sud.fr

January 2013 : CVT creation

May 2014 : 12 employees

Head office in Marseille, France

A Maturation Found in development

Yves BordetDirectoryves.bordet@cvt-sud.frmariana.veauvy@cvt-sud.fr (for Brazil)

www.cvt-sud.fr

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2013 budget: source of proceeds

Consolidated budget: €2,552 K

206

455

LR Region building

Public service staff including Ministry ofAgriculture and Fisheries

Autonomous resources(contributions/subsidies)

Allocated resources

308 272

373

940

Regional authorities

Member organization contributions

French ministries and publicinstitutionsOther resources

2013 budget: expenditure

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Specific projects Agropolis operations Payroll

May-June,

2013Agropolis International Cluster – Visit to India – Feeding the planet project

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BUDGET PRÉVISIONNEL 2014

1 015 624 €MASSE SALARIALE

( 19,8 ETP)

397 455 €Administration générale,

entretien bâtiment, fluides, énergie, Dossiers

Agropolis…

1 086 795 €PROJETS

PARTICULIERS Labex(s), CSFD, UNCCD, Coop déc. CG34, projets européens, ARP MerMed,

CRAI…

Charges de personnel Fonctionnement Agropolis Financement conventions particulières

Total : 2 499 874 €

PROJECTS SPOTLIGHT

PROJECTS SPOTLIGHT

Cooperation with Chili - CG 34

Water management and rural territories

development in Chile

Reciprocal missions of Chilean and French teams,

exchanges of trainees,stays in France

for the training of Chilean researchers,

work contracts for French researchers

or post-docs in Chile,

sabbatical leaves of French researchers in Chile,

common projects for international calls for tenders,

participations in French-Chilean workshops

PROJECTS SPOTLIGHT

High Tech Europe (suite)

This network comprises

22 partners from academia and industry

supported by a constantly growing group

of associated members.

The network’s objective is to strengthen

the competitiveness of SMEs in the food

sector by promoting the adaption of

innovative technologies.

http://www.foodtech-portal.eu

High Tech Europe

PROJECTS SPOTLIGHT

Feeding the Planet3 European clusters in the field of agriculture, agro-

food and agro-biotechnologies –Milan, Montpellier,

Wageningen- gather their skills to set up a European

World Class Cluster. The objective is to promote a

joint offer at the international level for clusters in

Brazil, Chile, the USA and India. An activity of

mentoring for the structuration of cluster of two agro-

Food clusters from Brazil is scheduled for 2014.

Dans la cadre de ce projet est engagée la

formalisation d’un annuaire régional des agro

biotechnologies. Cette action se mène en impliquant

plusieurs acteurs de l’innovation et entreprises de

la région intéressés par l’international.

PROJECTS SPOTLIGHT

MerMed Project‘Adaptation to environmental changes in the

Mediterranean sea: which research priorities

and partnerships ?' (2013-2014)

The MERMED foresight thinking workshop

develops a trans-disciplinary and multi-

stakeholders approach carried by 19 partners:

French research organisations and universities,

professional organisations, associations and

international organisations, institutions from

South and East Mediterranean countries,

under the coordination of Agropolis

International. An initiative of the French

National Research Agency (ANR).

PROJECTS SPOTLIGHT

Medina

Agropolis International is involved in the Medina project

'Promotion of sustainable food systems in the

Mediterranean' funded by the French National Research

Agency (ANR), in the framework of the TRANSMED program

(Transdisciplinary studies on the future of the Mediterranean)

and Agropolis Fondation, with the label of competitiveness

clusters : Qualiméditerranée et Terralia.

10 partners are involved within this project coordinated by

INRA.

PROJECTS SPOTLIGHT

AFRESH

Activity and Food for Regional Economies

Supporting Health

1- Giving children a healthy start (Children and young people)•Innovative technologies for diet and physical activity measurement

and behaviour change

•Smart choices – incentivising adolescents to adopt healthy lifestyles

2- Healthy and active ageing (Elderly people)•Biomarkers for healthy ageing: Towards a personalized nutrition

and physical activity

•Portion size plate – a smart tool for personalized food intake and

calculation of exercises

3- A better health for the disadvantaged•Grow your own Health – edible community gardens

•Caring companies – to involve companies in Corporate Social

Responsibility

4- Health@work (Worksite Health Promotion)•Integrated ICT platform for tailored health advice for employees

•A quality standard for Sustainable Healthy Companies

Afresh Project is participating

the Food Cluster Initiative

"Food Cluster Initiative"

Agriculture Alimentation Biodiversité Environnement

Agropolis

International

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promotion des compétences

animation

gestion de projets collectifs

appui à l’international

maison commune

portail

espace multi-acteurs de facilitation

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