PoultryTechBangladesh | Partnership
Boosting efficiency and sustainability in Bangladesh’s poultry sector Region: Bangladesh Sector: Livestock (Poultry) Duration: 2021-Active 10 Project partners Public-private partnership […]
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PoultryTechBangladesh: Strengthening the poultry sector in Bangladesh
On 1 April 2021, Dutch and Bangladeshi partners officially launched PoultryTechBangladesh, a public-private partnership of leading companies active in various
Reflections upon the webinar: ‘Opportunities in the aquaculture sector in Bangladesh’
On behalf of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Dhaka, Larive International, and their Bangladeshi partner LightCastle
How to construct a fish farm and train people from 1000s of kilometres away
Remote communication through the local team A big portion of the Larive Group projects in Indonesia are private-public partnership projects
Indonesia gears up for investment
Like many Presidents before him, President Joko Widodo struggled to progress his agenda through parliament during his first term. Unwilling
Indonesia and our local partner Clarity Research
Larive International has been active in Indonesia ever since 1983, working closely with our local partner PT Clarity Research Indonesia,
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De Heus | Business intelligence & strategy advisory Indonesia
Royal De Heus is a Netherlands-headquartered company active in the production and sales of animal nutrition, concentrates and premixes. The
Director’s Take 04 – Matthias Brienen
This time we will talk about his interest in the automotive industry and a fascinating case in Eastern Europe.
FoodTechIndonesia supports Indonesian broiler farmers with increasing technical performance >30%
FoodTechIndonesia The Netherlands and Indonesia work together to strengthen the Indonesian poultry sector. The FoodTechIndonesia consortium comprises leading complementary (non-competitive)
Webinar: ‘Opportunities in the aquaculture sector in Bangladesh’
Bangladesh Bangladesh (167 MN inhabitants) has been the fastest-growing economy in Asia-Pacific in recent years. Fish is the most consumed
