Know-how and innovation transfer to developing countries
Fair Trade approach to support small scale farmers and their families
Consultancy services and expertise to the implementation of development projects
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Implementation of Climate Smart Agriculture, crop and forestry production.
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We provide a full range of services to deliver holistic solutions to sustainably protect, maintain and operate water resources.
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We bring new business opportunities to people, transfer know-how and contribute to improving the business environment in developing countries.
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Transfer expert knowledge and know-how in environmental protection, landscape management and reforestation.
Are you a company that wants to invest in Africa, Asia and/or Latin America and you reliable partner?
Does your product or service have business potential in a particular country?
Do you have an idea for a development project but not sure how to start?
Does your project needs experienced experts in our area of expertise?
Do you want to invest in the fair trade and support agricultural production?
Do you want to sell fair trade products in Europe?
We think fair trade
Our priority countries: Ethiopia, Zambia, Cambodia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia and Moldova.
However, we are not that much limited.
We have 14 years experience and references from the realization of developing projects focused on know-how transfer and environment protection.
We have 5 permanent experts and hundreds in a wider portfolio.
For the holistic approach, we create effective teams of experts.
The aim of the project is to apply the business plan to make use of the economic and social potential of mango from Cambodia for export to the EU through the transfer of know-how and innovative mango processing in Cambodia and the introduction of Cambodian mango in the Czech market.
Our project mojeMORINGA won first place and contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and make the world a better place.
To implement a holistic management of natural resources and introduce the principles of "climate smart agriculture" in the Baso River basin.