Projects and references

Technical assistance to the National Divestment Committee in the divestment of state-owned enterprises in the agro-business sector:
- Assist the NDC in reviewing the divestment plan for the 7 state-owned rubber estates (SOREs) that form the core of the Cambodian rubber sector and for  2 state-owned agri-business enterprises (AIC and KAMFINEX);
- Provide advice on specific issues, such as the marketing strategy to foster competition and mitigation measures to facilitate the hand-over process;
- Assist the NDC in developing resettlement policies and a monitoring framework to ensure transparent practices;
- Identify relevant training specialists in income restoration to train displaced/redundant personnel.

Recruitment of a team of sectoral experts forming a Programme Support Unit (PSU) for the Ministry of Trade in the implementation of the Trade Facilitation Support Programme;
Providing the programme with a team of experts for short-term interventions in fields such as team and programme management, market organisation, international trade, quality control, fraud prevention and market failures, consumer protection, competition law, training engineering, and project financial and accountancy management.

Establishment of a cost-effective and more efficient set of business processes across the whole Croatian Institute for Health Insurance (HZZO) organisation, by redesigning, reorganising and reengineering all existing business processes in the Institute, and introducing new ones if necessary to accomplish the Institute’s business purposes.
Creation of solid ground for an improved business process management system across the Institute, based on modern IT and ICT infrastructure and solutions, in order to facilitate better provision of all of the Institute’s services to citizens, enterprises and other governmental bodies.

Improvement of the economic development of Azerbaijan and reduction of its dependence on the oil sector through: promotion of economic diversification and exports in non oil sectors, including through increasing share listing and the country private sector attractiveness for FDI, and fostering the development of capital markets and promoting portfolio investment.

The objective of the project is to improve the industrial and intellectual property framework in BiH to meet the “TRIPS-plus” requirements, which will contribute to fulfilling WTO and Stabilisation and Association Agreement conditions as well as those of CEFTA 2006. The project supports the development of the BiH IP Institute’s institutional capacity so that it can ensure the conduct of all its necessary functions, the strengthening of the industrial and intellectual property legal framework in conformity with TRIPS-plus, and the application of legislation on intellectual and industrial property.

The objective of this project is to provide assistance to selected enterprises in terms of agricultural marketing and brand development in niche markets with a view to developing premium brands for Mongolian agricultural products and to develop partnerships with foreign brands.
The project also aims to set up the foundations for a brand development agency whose objective would be to help enterprises develop original and collaborative brands in the long term.