The horticulture sector of Bangladesh: Growing pains and green opportunities
Bangladesh, often celebrated for its economic aspirations and Vision 2041, is on a transformative journey to attain middle-income status by […]
ASIA
Freshwater aquaculture in South East Asia: Navigating challenges and expanding horizons
The freshwater aquaculture industry in South East Asia has emerged as a promising frontier due to the rising demand
Solar energy overview of Bangladesh
The country has begun focusing on the integration of renewable energy following the Paris Agreement. Numerous infrastructural projects are being
Webinar: ‘Opportunities for Dutch companies in the solar energy sector in Bangladesh’
Larive International and LightCastle Partners cordially invite you to rewatch the webinar titled: ‘Opportunities for Dutch companies in the
PoultryTechBangladesh opens broiler demonstration farm at Aftab
A delegation of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency, headed by André van Ommeren, Director International Cooperation, visited the PoultryTechBangladesh demonstration broiler
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FoodTechBangladesh | Partnership
Contributing to a more sustainable aquaculture sector in Bangladesh Region: Bangladesh Sector: Aquaculture Duration: 2022-Active 6 Project partners Public-private partnership
Dutch-Bangladeshi partnership invests EUR 6 MN to develop sustainable aquaculture sector in Bangladesh
Press release Zeist, the Netherlands / Dhaka, Bangladesh, 31 August 2022 Today, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Africa’s ongoing e-transformation, an interview with Bas Hoefman
Who is Bas Hoefman and what is NTCS? NTCS, established in 2001 and headquartered in The Hague, The Netherlands,
South Korea’s electrifying automotive industry
South Korea’s environmentally friendly vehicle industry is growing, from e-mobility technologies and Battery/ECU/EV Motors to Charging Equipment, Thermal management, and
Shaping the future of mobility in Bangladesh
Multiple factors will define Bangladesh’s automotive market growth over the next decade. In the most likely scenario, Larive group partners
