Projects and references

Technical Assistance to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) and the Project Management Unit (PMU) in the implementation of the AWMP, which contributes to the development of resilient and sustainable irrigated agriculture systems in Northern Ghana. The assistance covers project coordination and management, procurement and supervision of irrigation studies and works, institutional capacity building, monitoring and evaluation, support to Water User Associations, agricultural extension, and environmental and social safeguards.

The general objective of the assignment is to provide environmental and social advisory and backstopping support and training to the relevant governments and regulatory agencies responsible for oversight and regulations in relation to environmental and social matters in the Eastern Caribbean countries that are pursuing GE development. The advisory support covers environmental and social issues, which emerge as part of the ESIA for all stages of the geothermal energy development, from the exploratory stage to the plant installation and operational stages.

Technical assistance for the supervision of the Mining Component of the Project to Support the Strengthening of Land and Mining Management (PARGFM) of Burkina Faso’s Ministry of Energy, Mines and Quarries, including the following six separate geoscientific projects: geological mapping, evaluation of mining geochemical anomalies, exploration of industrial and quarry minerals, airborne geophysics, creation of a Geological and Mining Information System (GMIS), and restructuring of the Mining Registry. The main beneficiary is the Burkina Faso Bureau of Mines and Geology (BUMIGEB).

The general objective of the assignment is to provide environmental and social advisory and backstopping support and training to the relevant governments and regulatory agencies responsible for oversight and regulations in relation to environmental and social matters in the Eastern Caribbean countries that are pursuing GE development. The advisory support covers environmental and social issues, which emerge as part of the ESIA for all stages of the geothermal energy development, from the exploratory stage to the plant installation and operational stages.

The general objective of the assignment is to provide environmental and social advisory and backstopping support and training to the relevant governments and regulatory agencies responsible for oversight and regulations in relation to environmental and social matters in the Eastern Caribbean countries that are pursuing GE development. The advisory support covers environmental and social issues, which emerge as part of the ESIA for all stages of the geothermal energy development, from the exploratory stage to the plant installation and operational stages.

The general objective of the assignment is to provide environmental and social advisory and backstopping support and training to the relevant governments and regulatory agencies responsible for oversight and regulations in relation to environmental and social matters in the Eastern Caribbean countries that are pursuing GE development. The advisory support covers environmental and social issues, which emerge as part of the ESIA for all stages of the geothermal energy development, from the exploratory stage to the plant installation and operational stages.

Following the promulgation by the Congolese government of Laws No. 33-2020 and No. 38-2024 establishing a log production sharing scheme between the State and forest licence holders, Ginger SOFRECO was tasked with conducting three studies aimed at providing: (i) support to the Ministry in the design and operationalisation of the company responsible for managing the State's share under the log production sharing scheme (first study), (ii) a transcription of the conclusions of the first study into the legal framework in the form of implementing texts (second study), and (iii) a proposed methodology for classifying Forest Management Units (FMUs) as Permanent Forest Domains (third study).

This study, commissioned by the DRC Ministry of Finance via COREF and carried out on behalf of the Technical Unit for Mining Coordination and Planning (CTCPM) of the Ministry of Mines, aims to assess the fiscal potential of the DRC mining sector and to analyse and audit the tax regime. The main objective of the mission is to propose an action plan to improve governance in the mining sector for the proper channelling and management of revenues generated by mining activity.