Mitigating and adapting to climate change is a necessity for agriculture. MAELAB drives this change by deploying digital tools drawn directly from research. With these tools, and alongside our partners, we shape transition pathways, from the field to the territory, that we test and then compare against each other.
Support stakeholders of the agroecological and bioeconomic transition of territories in designing and evaluating change scenarios suited to local and global objectives, using scientifically grounded digital tools.
MAELAB considers the complexity of the farming system by accounting for its many components and their interactions. One lever can affect others in cascade. Transition solutions depend on the specifics of the territory, local value chains and soil-climate conditions: they must be designed together, factoring in climate projections.
MAELIA's modules, constantly evolving
Diagnosis of the local food system, and support to bring stakeholders into the conversation.
Climate-air-energy plans and territorial water management, quantitatively assessed.
Resource recovery and local material and energy loops.
We support public and private stakeholders across territories.