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| | | | 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.
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| | | | Ginger SOFRECO employs several hundred senior and junior experts of various nationalities, the vast majority of whom are technical specialists
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Technical Assistance for the Coordination of EU-Funded Interventions at the Lake Chad Basin (2024-2025) |
The primary goal of the Technical Assistance is to strengthen coordinated action between the European Union, its development partners and the Lake Chad Basin Commission (LCBC) in the Lake Chad Basin region, by ensuring alignment with the EU’s overall objectives and the LCBC’s Regional Strategy. The consultant provides project management support to strengthen the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of EU-funded actions, including through regular reporting on emerging challenges encountered and suggested remedies. The Technical Assistance also focuses on capacity strengthening of the LCBC in project coordination. |
| Study on the updating of the Forestry Code (2023-2025) |
The aim of the study is to revise the CAR's forestry code and its implementing texts in line with both the guidelines set out in the forestry policy approved in 2021 and the international commitments made by the CAR (national timber processing in line with the CEMAC decision, international Forest-Climate rules, FLEGT VPA agreements). |
| Cameroon, Congo, Gabon, Chad, Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea |
Combating counterfeiting in the CEMAC (Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa) region (2007) |
Diagnostic study within the framework of the implementation of concerted and harmonised policies and strategies to combat counterfeiting in the CEMAC region. The study consisted in providing information on the regional situation on counterfeiting, examining the legal and regulatory measures to combat counterfeiting, and evaluating the capacities of the institutions in charge in this field. |
| Cameroon, Congo, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Central African Republic, Chad |
Development of the common mining policy in the CEMAC zone (2022-2024) |
Within an overall objective of developing a Strategic Framework dedicated to the emergence of a sustainable industrialisation, in service of the development of the Central African sub-region's integration, the project's specific objectives are: (i) the development of a Common Mining Policy for the CEMAC zone, (ii) development of a Strategic Plan for implementing this policy, and (iii) the identification of an appropriate Institutional Framewprk for implementing the strategic plan. |
| Privatisation of the company HEVEGAB. (2002-2004) |
Support to the privatisation of HEVEGAG: (1) company financial restructuring, (2) definition of the assets to be privatised, (3) privatisation strategy for the remaining plantations, (4) study and proposal of privatisation scenarios, (5) issuance of bidding documents, (6) monitoring of the actions to be carried out prior to company privatisation. |
| Technical assistance for the coordination of EU-funded interventions in Borno State (2018-2022) |
The overarching objective of the programme is to contribute to resilient and sustainable peace in the State of Borno, in line with the Nigerian government’s strategy as laid out in the Buhari Plan of June 2016.
This programme foresees the recruitment of a Technical Assistance Team to improve the coordination of EU-funded actions in Borno State and enhance the capacity of the Triple R Ministry of Borno State in its day-to-day activities and in its relations with the development/humanitarian community in the State. Specific attention will be placed on the transition from short-term relief aid to long term development.
Generally speaking, this TAT will aim to: a) act as a facilitator with major stakeholders such as the EU Delegation in Abuja and ongoing EU-funded programmes in the State, and b) reinforce the capacity of the Triple R Ministry. This TAT will further develop ties with ongoing EU programmes, especially the 9 EU-funded resilience programmes launched in January 2018. Other relevant interventions by development partners will also come into consideration.
The TAT will work in close coordination with the Programme Steering Committee, which will oversee strategic matters, and the Technical Implementation Committee which will focus on coordination and technical issues. |
| Burkina Faso, Mauritania, Niger, Chad |
Study on the integration of solar power generation into the electricity grids of Burkina Faso, Mauritania, Niger and Chad (2022-2024) |
The AfDB, through the Desert to Power initiative, selected the consortium led by SOFRECO to carry out a technical study on the integration of solar power generation into the electricity grids of Burkina Faso, Mauritania, Niger and Chad.
The study aims to provide each country with a roadmap for the development of renewable energies, particularly solar energy, in the short, medium and long terms. The study aims to enable each country to define the short-, medium- and long-term investment priorities for the development of renewable energies throughout the national territory, while minimising the cost of supplying the country with electricity, within the acceptable limits of reliability.
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| Agricultural Sector Study of the Republic of the Congo (2011-2012) |
Three-phase national study aiming for: (i) the development of a comprehensive diagnosis of agriculture, livestock and fishing in the Congo, (ii) the strategic planning of rural development, and (iii) the design of a national programme to revitalise these sectors. |
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