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Open Source and DIY sensing systems for water management

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DIY Irrigation Repository

Transforming perceptions on agroecology

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Open Source and DIY sensing systems for water management

We help growers and urban gardeners to understand and solve problems related to water resources by offering a bucket of innovations and solutions for water management.

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We're keeping this space open for any future updates on our water management projects!

DIY Irrigation Repository

Are you looking for a non-proprietary and open source system for your water management needs? This dataset describes a collection of existing automatic irrigation systems, ranging from home and garden setups to small scale farms. It is meant for the general public, including gardeners, farmers, or anyone interested in learning about available Do-It-Yourself and open-source water efficiency technologies.

Transforming perceptions on agroecology

The ANzAR Forum 2023 "Agroecology in North Africa" took place on March 9th and 10th in Tunisia. The aim of this forum was, in a convivial atmosphere, to share the experiences and knowledge of farmers, researchers, associations and consumers on agroecology, while creating a network in North Africa around this subject. This multi-stakeholder forum on agroecology in North Africa, organized by the Centre de recherche en économie appliquée pour le développement (Cread Algérie), the Institut national agronomique de Tunisie (INAT), CIRAD and INRAe (France), took place at the Gaïa farm near Tunis. It brought together over 50 people from Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and France. The forum was organized as part of the ANzAR project funded by Agropolis Fondation and the Systèmes irrigués au North Africa (dP Sirma) partnership. The aim of this project is to create an agroecology network in North Africa.