Projects and references

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.

The current assignment aimed at the progress monitoring, implementation review and impact evaluation of the Economic and Business Development (EBD) programme in Georgia’s Sector Reform Contract (SRC) through analytical assessments for the disbursement process of the variable tranches in 2020, 2021 and 2022. The mission assessed the General Conditions (GC 1) of the SRC Public Policy and all 9 performance indicators with targets for the variable tranches.

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 North Bengal Sugar Mill is an outdated sugar complex of 1,500 TCD with low agricultural and industrial performance.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 purpose of this training course, held in Clichy, France on the topic ''From financial control to budgetary control'' was to strengthen the skills of four officials of the Supreme Court of Guinea and the Permanent Accounting Council of Congo (CPCC, Democratic Republic of Congo).
At the end of the training, held in Clichy, France, participants gained a better understanding of the new concepts guiding the administrative reform aimed at generalising budgetary control worldwide, as well as a thorough understanding of the tools used and best practices to be implemented by budgetary controllers in each of the areas targeted by the reform.

The mission, held in Clichy, France, consisted of training three executives from the Department for Public Entities and Special Accounts within the Ministry of Budget of the Democratic Republic of Congo on the topic of ''Contributions of public institutions to the implementation of government policies''.
Over a period of 10 days, participants strengthened their capacities so as to acquire a sound understanding of the roles and missions of different types of public institutions, their specific budgeting, management and evaluation processes, and the relationships between these institutions and the State, through its various institutions.