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Landell Mills newsletter June 2010
The June 2010 edition of the Landell Mills newsletter is now available through the following link.
Framework Contract BENEF 2009 results to date
Seven months after signing the contracts and the start of the implementation, we are delighted to report some excellent results!
Visit to Panj-Amu project
Simon Foxwell (Asia/Pacific Director) recently visited the EC-financed Panj-Amu River Basin Programme in northern Afghanistan
New manager appointed
Landell Mills appoints Michael Parker to lead the European Neighbourhood and Middle East Division within Landell Mills
Landell Mills wins ' Individual Consultant of the Year 2009/2010'
LML’s Team Leader was recently awarded ‘Individual Consultant of the Year’ by British Expertise (the association of British consulting firms) in recognition of our Team Leader’s contribution to the EC-funded ‘Kunduz River Basin Project’ in Afghanistan.
New management roles at Landell Mills
Landell Mills is pleased to announce the appointment of two new Executive Directors.
Supporting the Ghana health service
Landell Mills has successfully completed a contract to support the Ghana Health Service to achieve Universal Access to Medicines
LML formulating Renewable Energy Policy in Pakistan
LML has been contracted by the Asian Development Bank to provide TA to the Alternative Energy Development Board of Pakistan in the formulation of the country's medium-term renewable energy policy.
Contract awarded in Barbados
Landell Mills with Linpico of France has been awarded a contract to conduct an Institutional Review of the Barbados Sugar Cane Industry.

Visit to Panj-Amu project

published: 17/06/2010
Simon Foxwell (Asia/Pacific Director) recently visited the EC-financed Panj-Amu River Basin Programme in northern Afghanistan to check on progress and meet new engineers appointed to the team. This is the biggest project in the company's portfolio and a flagship project for the EC in Afghanistan. Generally progress is good although is being hampered somewhat by the deteiorating security situation. The staff have been able to continue work however, mainly due to the project's good relations with the community where we are viewed as being a neutral organisation simply assisting with improved water access for farmers.

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