Projects and references

The project aimed to deepen economic cooperation between the European Union and Algeria, by placing the green transition, energy security and the creation of sustainable jobs at the heart of its work. The measures implemented included studies, the facilitation of strategic dialogue and technical assistance involving the mobilisation of a team leader and three key experts.

The aim of the study was to analyse the potential of marine biotechnology in Algeria and make recommendations for its development.
As part of the study, Ginger SOFRECO was expected to define the conceptual framework, map out the stakeholders, carry out a SWOT analysis focusing on algae and the recovery of fishing waste, and formulate recommendations to strengthen the legal framework, promote research/industry collaboration, facilitate technology transfer, build skills, support innovative companies, and include success stories from various fields.

Sugarcane is a key cash crop for farmers in various region of Bangladesh and particularly in low-rainfall and low fertility areas such as Rajshani, Pabna, Kushtia, Jessore, Faridpur, Dinajpur, Rangpur, Bogra and Mymensingh. However, sugar production has declined resulting in significant losses. North Bengal Sugar Mill is an outdated sugar complex of 1,500 TCD with low agricultural and industrial performance.
To address this, the government launched a project to modernize NBSM, increase its capacity and make it profitable. Ginger SOFRECO was in charge of the agricultural action plan and the feasibility study for a new 2,000/2,500 TCD sugar plant with a refinery capable of producing 200/300 t/day and a cogeneration plant.

The assignment focuses on designing and supporting the implementation of Belize's National Student Assessment System to measure and monitor student and school performance, with a view to improving teaching and learning. Our consortium is developing a policy for assessments at the primary and secondary levels, creating tools like item banks and marking guidelines aligned with the curriculum, and designing an integrated management system compatible with existing education data platforms. Our consortium is also responsible for piloting the system in 2024–2025, using both paper and computer-adaptive tests, while engaging stakeholders to ensure smooth adoption and sustainability.

The main objective of the mission is to increase access to training opportunities in technical skills development and entrepreneurship for young people, with a focus on women and refugees. The revised training programmes are designed to meet the needs of the labour market, thus ensuring consistency between the skills acquired in training establishments and corporate labour requirements.

The objective of the mission is to contribute to a sustainable transformation of the higher education and scientific research system in Algeria, in order to better align it to national development and labour market needs. It aims to strengthen the quality of training, improve the efficiency and credibility of accreditation processes, stimulate scientific innovation and promote greater recognition of research through structured partnerships with socio-economic stakeholders. This mission thus aims to support graduate employability, promote applied research in response to concrete challenges and consolidate the institutional capacities necessary to carry out major systemic reforms.

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.