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PIERREFONDS : a pelicandrome for the Dash 8

The pelicandrom at Pierrefonds airport was officially inaugurated on October 14, in the presence of prefect Jérôme Filippini and André Thien Ah Koon, president of the Pierrefonds Mixed Union. The pelicandrome consists of a filling area and a system for manufacturing the retardant product, comprenant un mécanisme de dosage entre la citerne à eau et celle contenant...

AIR AUSTRAL expands its flight program

Air Austral recently unveiled its flight schedule for the next IATA season, which runs from October 30, 2022 to March 25, 2023. The company continues to reopen all of its regional destinations and strengthens its long-haul offering. On the regional, Air Austral relaunches its service to Rodrigues Island from November 2, à raison d’une...

University of Reunion : 19,000 students expected

Even if registrations remain possible until the end of September, the University of Reunion already has a precise idea of ​​the number of students it will welcome this year : environ 19 000. We could expect a decline in this figure, after the “Covid effect” which pushed many young people from Reunion to give up pursuing their studies abroad in 2020 and 2021,...

PHYTAM, new nursery concept in Cambaie

Yvann Payet, son of Yvon Payet, the founder of Hyper Jardin, recently presented an ambitious green land project on 9 hectares in Cambaie. The idea : “Create a vast agricultural space, transformé dans le respect de la nature et de la biodiversité en tiers lieu inclusif socialement et générateur d’innovations sociétales. » La pépinière existante deviendra accessible à tous, et sa...

Mosquito sterilization shows its effectiveness

The campaign to release sterile male mosquitoes carried out since last year in an urban area in Duparc (Sainte-Marie) by the Research Institute for Development and supported by the Regional Health Agency (ARS) resulted in an average reduction of 50 to 60% in the natural fertility of Aedes albopictus tiger mosquitoes in the study area, annonce l’IRD....

Energy assessment 2021 : the share of renewable energies has declined

The resumption of economic activity recorded in 2021 after the shock of the health crisis coincided with an increase of three points in the share of fossil fuels in the electricity production of Reunion Island., underlines the energy balance of Reunion Island recently presented by the Réunion Energy Observatory. Vice versa, la part des énergies renouvelables a reculé pour s’établir...

RUN’ALIM, for more péi products on meal trays

Grouped together since 2020 in the Run’Alim association, On September 14, agricultural sectors and agri-food manufacturers launched an Internet portal to raise awareness of local products available to public catering buyers.. In a sector where calculations are made to the nearest cent and based on very restrictive technical criteria, la production...

The region is preparing for the “new economy”

The regional council wants to benefit from the revision of the Regional Economic Development Plan, d’internationalisation et d’innovation (SRDEII), exercise imposed on him by the texts, to lay the foundations of a “new economy”, in line with the ambitions of the draft mandate presented at the start of the year. Huguette Bello wishes to build this project “in consultation with local stakeholders : intermunicipalities,...

Favorable business climate despite inflation

Despite the uncertainties linked to the Russian war in Ukraine and its consequences on the activity of Reunion companies, the business climate is largely favorable on the island, according to the Iédom economic report drawn up at the end of the 2nd quarter of 2022. The business climate indicator stands at 118,4 et reste nettement supérieur à son niveau de longue...

NEETs in figures

An INSEE study highlights the extent of the dropout rate among young Reunion Islanders who are neither employed nor employed., nor in studies, you a formation (ou NEET, acronyme anglais de « neither in employment nor in education or training »). In 2021 on the island, only 27% of young people aged 15 to 29 were employed, compared to 47% national average :...
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