Public agricultural research institute in Tunis with specialized laboratories, experimental stations, field-testing capacity, and stakeholder liaison services. Its nationwide reach connects applied research with Tunisia’s agricultural sector and rural economy.
INRAT is Tunisia’s national public agricultural research institute, a long-established and field-oriented organization supporting agricultural development. Headquartered in Tunis, it combines specialized laboratories with experimental stations in several regions, enabling controlled studies, field validation, and locally relevant testing. Its institutional model emphasizes collaboration with producers, professional organizations, public agencies, and other socioeconomic partners, helping move research findings toward practical adoption. Research is supported through Tunisia’s public agricultural research system, especially the Ministry of Agriculture and IRESA, alongside competitive international development funding. A liaison function and Tunisia’s national technology-transfer network provide channels for industry partnership, intellectual-property support, and commercialization.