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Project Tanzania

01/01/88 - 01/01/91

Training Programme for Fisheries Specialists

Landell Mills were awarded a contract to implement a programme of in-house and overseas training for the management personnel and technicians of ZAFICO, a parastatal fishing enterprise with a workforce of some two hundred employees. Training inputs covered management techniques, engineering, stores management, international procurement, fish processing and fishing methods. A comprehensive training audit and work study was programmed to identify skill gaps and define staff roles. This was followed by preparation of syllabi for in-house training, the selection of overseas courses and the identification of relevant international industrial placements. The programme was designed to backup a substantial investment in ZAFICO’s fisheries plant with a period of skill development. This permitted improvements in enterprise performance in terms of fish throughputs and quality and thus eventually allowed the diversification into hard currency export markets which were essential to the achievement of ZAFICO’s financial autonomy.

Project Papua new guinea

01/01/87 - 01/01/92

Cocoa and Coconut Research Programme

LML provided two crop research adviser to support Department of Agriculture and Livestock (DAL) in developing research methodologies to improve yields for (i) cocoa and (ii) coconut.

Project

22/05/25

Rapid Evidence Assessment (REA) of Small and Medium Enterprise Growth and Development

In collaboration with DfID Ghana, the Research and Evidence Dicision (RED) have identified the effectiveness of interventions and financing solutions which support the transition of small firms to medium-sized enterprises in Lower Middle Income Countries (LMICs) as a priority area within the field of Economic Development. This Rapid Evidence Assessment (REA) of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Growth and Development will fill the current gap in research evidence on this issue known as the ‘missing middle’.

The overall objective of this REA is to provide a quality assessment and synthesis of empirical evidence to help inform DfID’s policy options in deciding where and how to most appropriately engage in supporting the transition of micro and small firms to medium-sized enterprises.

The REA will aim to answer the following question: What financing or support interventions have been effective and ineffective in supporting the sustainable transition from micro and small firms to medium-sized companies in LMICs, how and why?

Project Moldova

22/05/25

The Tacis Mortgage Project

Purpose and overall objective of the project was to develop and support systems for (agricultural) mortgage banking, especially: mortgage based loans to private farmers mortgages for land purchase to enable the consolidation of agricultural land holdingsSpecific objectives to evaluate the system for recording land ownership and pledges to develop methods of real property valuation compatible with international practice to develop agricultural land mortgage lending procedures to disseminate procedures and standards to advise on the development of mortgage credit system in Moldova to propose sources of further credit lines for agricultural mortgage lending

Project Poland

22/05/25

Czajka Waste Water Treatment Mission

Landell Mills Ltd undertook a fact-finding study on behalf of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, Natural Resources and Forestry. The study included:determination of character of sludges available for disposal; assessment of current disposal practices; assess potential for utilisation of dewatered sludges for agriculture, horticulture, land reclamation and other uses; review of institutional arrangements; review of future proposals for Czajka's development; review need for adequate protection zone around the facility. The report addressed the treatment/utilisation of sludge, the modernisation and extension of the Czajka works and outlined a master plan for sludge treatment and utilisation/disposal for the waste- water treatment works within the greater Warsaw region. The report also included a fully developed briefing document that enabled the Client to invite offers for a full feasibility study with the minimum of redrafting.

Project Poland

22/05/25

Krakow Environmental Mission (Waste Water)

Landell Mills undertook a fact-finding mission on behalf of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, Natural Resources & Forestry. The principal objectives of the studies included:assessing current plans for improved waste water treatment from both municipality and factory sources determining potential technical assistance requirements providing technical recommendations including tender instructions

Project Pakistan

22/05/25

Haripur Food Industries Vegetable Dehydration Project

The objective of this study was to determine the procurement requirements for a proposed dehydration factory in north west Pakistan. The principal crops were onions, carrots and garlic for export to Europe. The study assessed the potential for smallholders to produce sufficient quality and quantity of raw material and provided an action plan for future supply. The study also considered the engineering and processing requirements for the establishment of the drying facility associated with an existing cold store.

Project Poland

22/05/25

Air Pollution Monitoring Mission

Landell Mills fielded an expert on mobile laboratories and equipment for air pollution monitoring. The mission was divided into two parts (i) drawing up specifications and tender documents and (ii) evaluation of bids for ambient air (emission) monitoring equipment. The objectives of the mission were to:provide expertise in identifying the equipment required by the Polish Inspectorate of Environmental Protection in line with its statutory obligations identify the correct instrumentation of European Community origin covering the whole range of the component analysers in line with EC instructions, for the purpose required ensure the technical specifications for the tender document technical annexes are unambiguous and easy to understand by the interested companies, so that the proper tenders can be made, and so that the Tender Committee can reach a clear and correct decision on the offers made. ensure that the Tender document, when viewed as a whole, provides adequately clear technical intent.

Project Kyrgyzstan

22/05/25

Second Agricultural Area Development Project

Landell Mills has been awarded the contract to provide the following technical assistance:

Phase 1, to conduct a comprehensive review of the state of agriculture development in the region to identify major issues, constraints, and opportunities for further growth and development of agriculture. We will conduct institutional and financial analyses of the region's administration and, where necessary, of districts, villages, farmer organizations, and other relevant agencies to determine their capacity and the strategic needs for assistance. Ongoing and planned development activities by Government, private sector, and funding agencies will be reviewed. Alternative approaches to addressing issues, constraints, and opportunities will be assessed.

Phase 2, to design the project, taking account of the findings in phase 1, the reassessment of the alternative approaches identified, and relevant policy, technical, economic, financial, social, environmental, and institutional aspects.

Project Indonesia

22/05/25

Tree Crops Inspection Services

The purpose of this project was to establish an Inspection Service for NES/PIR and PMU based projects. This project looked after the needs of 14000 farmers throughout Sulawesi. The broad objectives of the Inspection Service were to ensure that:tree crops cultivation was of acceptable agricultural standardcertain management aspects and specific project site requirements were inspected; civil works programmes were implemented to the required standards; expenditures incurred were commensurate with on-site developments; important smallholders’ aspects, such as credit and farmers organisations were monitored and evaluated. Specifically, the objectives were to monitor, evaluate, and inspect the physical performance and investment under both NES/PIR and PMU projects. Also the project established key indicators in consultation with all parties involved with the finance and implementation of NES/PIR and PMU projects for the purpose of assessing physical progress and submission of reports based on such evaluations