A LinkedIn page dedicated to INRAE's expertise and support for public policy

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INRAE now has a LinkedIn page dedicated to the Institute’s expertise and public policy support: INRAE – Science and expertise for public action. 

This page highlights INRAE’s scientific knowledge, methods and tools supporting French, European and international policies. It is aimed at scientists from INRAE and other institutions involved in public policy support activities, partners, professionals and politicians working in the Institute’s areas of expertise, opinion leaders, professional media and higher education staff.

We invite you to follow the page, invite your contacts and share its content!

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