CERERE aims to enhance cereal supply chain resilience in the Mediterranean region through innovation and digital solutions, addressing challenges in climate change, sustainability, and food security.
Key Objectives
Increase supply chain agility - Develop innovative approaches to improve responsiveness and adaptability of cereal supply chains
Foster citizen engagement and co-creation - Implement collaborative approaches for stakeholder involvement and participatory innovation
Deploy unified technology platform - Create integrated systems for real-time data, early warning, and actionable insights across the supply chain
Promote sustainability - Ensure environmental and economic sustainability through data-driven decision making and resource optimization
Research Team – Development & Management
Houssem Alayet
Mobile Developer and System Integration
Sayf Rourou
Full Stack Developer
Arij Boudhina
Project Manager
Our development and management team is responsible for system architecture, mobile application development, and project coordination.
Research Team – Design, Data & Administration
Cyrine Brik
UI/UX Designer
Iheb Lafi
Data Analyst
Chiraz Sboui
CEO
Our design, data, and administrative team ensures intuitive user experiences, robust data analysis, and efficient project management.
Key Contributions & Technical Deliverables
Planning and implementing co-creative approaches and citizen engagement approaches
Develop a web app to enable users to access real-time data, performance insights, and analytics
Performing integration tests of the CERERE platform
Design the technical architecture of the early warning system
Develop a centralized repository for SC data and a visualization tool
Partnership & EoY1 Progress Meeting Highlights
Key Partnership Structure
CERERE & SQLI Services partnership focusing on technology integration and platform development
Part of PRIMA programme, supported by European Union's Horizon 2020 Framework
Collaboration with Mediterranean research institutions and agricultural stakeholders
EoY1 Progress Meeting
Istanbul, Turkey
Hosted by Field Crops Central Research Institute (TARM)
- Three specialized workshops featuring cereal supply chain experts
- External advisory board providing valuable research direction
- Collaborative sessions strengthening consortium relationships
Looking Forward: Year 2 Objectives
Complete technical architecture implementation
Deploy centralized data repository
Launch beta version of web application