Consulting - Engineering - Training
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References by field of expertise
Sofreco worldwide

Ginger SOFRECO is a highly international company in terms of its clients, its partners, the nationalities of its experts, its headquarters staff and its presence in numerous countries.


Our clients

We have three types of clients: governments, administrations and public bodies; public and private companies; multilateral and bilateral development funding agencies.


Our teams

Ginger SOFRECO employs several hundred senior and junior experts of various nationalities, the vast majority of whom are technical specialists


Asia

Selected references
Maldives, Sri Lanka
European Union
Supporting Justice Sector Reform and Anti-Corruption in the Republic of the Maldives (2021-2022)
Enhancement of the EU Maldives Strategic Cooperation and Mutual Partnership (specifically in the governance and rule of law sectors) and strengthening of the EU’s position as a peace actor on the international scene.
Laos
French Development Agency
Pilot Project for the Irrigation of Nam Kata (PPINK) (2017-2023)
The main objectives of the technical assistance are to (i) assist in the establishment and running of the WUA of the Nam Kata scheme, (ii) provide extension services to beneficiaries, and (iii) support the District Agriculture and Forestry Office (DAFO) for project management.
Vietnam
European Union
Institutional Support to Vietnam (2006-2009)
The overall objectives of the Institutional Support Project (ISP) to Vietnam are to support ongoing reforms towards transparent and accountable governance based on the rule of law, thus contributing to the implementation of the Poverty Reduction and Growth Strategy.
The specific objectives of the project are to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the legislative, legal and judicial institutions of Vietnam, in particular to satisfy conditions for international integration (e.g. WTO accession) and transition to a market economy.
Bangladesh
Others
Lenders’ Technical Advisor (LTA) for a PVC/PET and Caustic Soda Project (2019-2020)
The LTA provided professional advice to the Lenders on the project in performing technical due diligence. The industrial complex consists of 6 main sections: the EDC/VCM plant, the PVC plant, the air separation plant, the ethylene terminal and cryogenic ethylene storage tank, the PET plant, and the caustic soda plant. During the review, the LTA reviewed key technical aspects, identified risk issues, and proposed an approach/mitigants to address these issues, where necessary.
Bangladesh
Asian Development Bank
Promoting Private Sector Participation in the Gas Sector (2005-2008)
Detailed examination of sector structure, unbundling of transmission and distribution companies, and investment planning were undertaken to meet the reform objectives and to facilitate greater private sector participation for sustainable development of the gas sector.
Cambodia
French Development Agency
Advocacy for sanitation in Phnom Penh (2017-2018)
The objective of the services is to define an advocacy argumentation and campaign in order to promote actions in the drainage and sanitation sector in Phnom Penh. More specifically the consultancy assignment aims at: (i) providing a study on sanitation and drainage levels of development in Phnom Penh (causes, consequences, bottlenecks, opportunities, etc.), (ii) using these elements to build an advocacy campaign (definition of target groups, of relevant communication tools, etc.); (iii) implementing a first phase of institutional mobilisation to assess the receptiveness of the stakeholders and finalise the advocacy campaign as required.
Trinidad and Tobago
European Union
Technical assistance for capacity building in public procurement and technical editing (2020-2021)
The aim of this project was to build sustainable capacity in public procurement within the Office of Procurement Regulation (OPR) and among stakeholders and to edit the handbook and guidelines to be used by public bodies in public procurement.
Bangladesh
European Union
Mid-term evaluation of the Food and Nutrition Security programme in Bangladesh 2015 (2019-2020)
The Food and Nutrition Security (FNS) programme 2015 aims to improve nutrition and to promote a sustainable food security system resilient to increasing climate change-related challenges in Bangladesh.
The programme was made up of 3 components and 6 projects:
- Component 1 (EUR 8 M): Meeting the undernutrition challenge (MUCH), 01/2017-12/2020;
- Component 2 (EUR 35 M): Ending the cycle of undernutrition in Bangladesh (SUCHANA), 01/2017-12/2022;
- Component 3 (EUR 35 M): Leadership to ensure adequate nutrition (LEAN), Sustained opportunities for nutrition governance (SONGO), Joint action for nutrition outcome (JANO), and Bangladesh initiative to enhance nutrition security and governance (BlenGS), 09/2018-08/2023.
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