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Under the ADB funded 'Capacity Building for Efficient Utilization of Biomass for Bioenergy & Food Security in the Greater Mekong Sub region', Landell Mills undertook training in Laos on how to enhance biochar through best practice.
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The Markets, Enterprise and Trade team is pleased to announce a 12-month extension to the Afghanistan Business Innovation Fund (ABIF), which will focus on offering post-grant support to its grantees.
The Markets, Enterprise and Trade team are pleased to confirm that they were awarded the contract to conduct an Institutional Options Analysis for the next phase of the Afghanistan Rural Enterprise Development Program in Afghanistan and carried this out earlier this year. The contract was with the World Bank and the total contract value was $40,000.
Landell Mills welcomes two new staff to work in the Africa, Caribbean and Latin America Division.
The project ‘Regional Coordination and Support for the EU – Central Asia Enhanced Regional Cooperation on Environment and Water (WECOOP)’ concluded with the 3rd Working Group Meeting, which was held in Almaty on 11th and 12th June.
Landell Mills study on the measurement of community resilience to climate variability and climate change commissioned by DFID is now available online on the Evidence on Demand website
Landell Mills has been awarded a new ADB project to carry out the field-testing of biochar in Nepal
Following the award of a number of new projects we are pleased to welcome two new Project Executives to the Asia/Pacific Division: Alex Warrington and Flavio Bellomi.
New Contract Award in the Haiti
Landell Mills has been awarded a new EU funded contract to carry out a strategic assessment of aquaculture potential in Haiti.
We will be working closely with the Government and the private sector on the seven month project to make recommendations on aquaculture planning and development in the country. This is an important initiative as the sector has the potential to create and enhance rural livelihoods and income-earning opportunities, whilst improving national food security and reducing Haiti’s reliance on fish imports. However, there are a number of development challenges to overcome to make the sector sustainable. These include the lack of infrastructure and reliable public utilities that are a barrier to investment and the vast competition for resources following the January 2010 earthquake.
Our team comprises expertise in aquaculture, socio-economics and GIS/mapping. They will support the Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture in completing a field-survey reporting on current aquaculture activities and conduct an institutional analysis of potential for aquaculture production. The final analytical report will include spatial analysis with potential zoning for aquaculture development. We are scheduled to organise and lead a stakeholder feedback workshop in September where we will look to validate our analysis and recommendations.
The work is being commissioned by the ACP FISH II Programme Management Unit in Brussels. It aims to strengthen fisheries management in ACP countries, thus leading to poverty alleviation and improving food security.
For further information on the project, please contact Charlotte Howell, chowell@landell-mills,com
- Senior Gender Expert-Arab Women's Enterprise Fund
- Country Manager / Deputy Team Leader - Arab Women's Enterprise Fund
- Various long and short-term experts
- Jefe de Equipo - Seguridad Alimentaria
- Team Leader - Arab Women's Enterprise Fund
- Call for experts in Trade and Private sector development
- Call for experts in Humanitarian Aid, Crisis Mgmnt & Post-Crisis assistance
