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Your Partner
for Holistic
Environmental
Solutions
1
The Environment: CONTACT
Our Greatest Resource Michael Juel
Technical Director
Environment and Climate
mij@niras.dk
+45 6021 4830
The unsustainable use of natural resources and impact of human activities on the environment are Our organisation
well documented. Given the persistence of poverty, social inequalities, and environmental degrada- NIRAS is a multidisciplinary knowledge-based organisation with about 3,000 permanent staff in a
tion, compounded by the additional challenge of climate change, NIRAS supports the growing recog- range of different sectors from infrastructure to water and international development. NIRAS
nition that current economic models are too limited. We continue to promote inclusive green growth International Consulting specialises in managing programmes in development cooperation. We
to protect and preserve the environment in all our engagements. We do this by mainstreaming the deliver technical assistance to over 100 countries and have a project portfolio of around 300
green dimension in our projects and, most fundamentally, in our natural resource-oriented work, e.g., projects annually.
environment, energy, agriculture, forestry, land management, and climate change.
One of our strengths is the utilisation of the NIRAS Group in-house knowledge by working across
This brochure presents some of NIRAS’s global environmental assignments and the services we offer our various business units to provide innovative and holistic solutions in our services. Based on
in the following areas: environmental assessment, solid waste management, biodiversity, environ- decades of global experience, we tailor efficient and effective advice with results-oriented service
mental education, and marine & coastal zone management, which contribute to green growth and a provision, without compromising on good governance principles.
more sustainable world. We advocate a holistic and interdisciplinary approach that maximises syner-
gies between economic, social, and environmental objectives, while minimising the trade-offs.
Together with key stakeholders, we examine the often complex situations with dedication. We Greenland
emphasise socially acceptable solutions and analyse opportunities and alternatives. This approach Greenland
has earned NIRAS a reputation for delivering cost-efficient environmental advisory services of the
highest quality that adhere to agreed frameworks and meet our clients' demands. Faroe Islands
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Sweden Russia
Faroe Islands United Kingdom
Finland
Denmark
Norway
Poland
Belgium Germany
United Kingdom Ukraine
Through our work we aim at improving livelihoods and
Denmark Mongolia
Hungary Moldova
Croatia
Serbia Uzbekistan
BosniaPoland
Belgium Germany and Herzegovina Kosovo Kyrgyzstan
Montenegro
Ukraine Georgia
Macedonia Tajiikistan Mongolia
developing resilient societies that are inclusive, stable,
Albania Azerbaijan Turkmenistan
Hungary Moldova Turkey
Croatia
Serbia Cyprus Uzbekistan China
Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo Syria Kyrgyzstan
Morocco Montenegro Tunisia Palestine Afghanistan
Macedonia Georgia Iraq
Albania Israel
Azerbaijan Tajiikistan
well-governed, environmentally sustainable and climate-smart.
Turkey Turkmenistan
Bhutan
Nepal
Algeria Cyprus SyriaEgypt China
Western
MoroccoSahara Tunisia Palestine Afghanistan
Iraq Bangladesh Taiwan
Israel Myanman
Mexico The Dominican Republic Bhutan
Jamaica Nepal Laos
Mauritania
Algeria Mali India
Belize Haiti Western Sahara Niger Egypt Thailand Philippines
Chad Sudan Eritrea Yemen Bangladesh Taiwan
Guatemala Nicaragua Barbados Gambia Burkina Faso Myanman Vietnam
Mexico El Salvador The Dominican Republic Trinidad andTobago Guinea Cambodia
Jamaica Benin South Sudan Laos
CostaHaiti
Rica Mauritania Mali India Sri Lanka
Belize Guyana Niger Togo Nigeria Central Africa
Ethiopia Thailand Philippines
Panama Liberia Ghana Chad Sudan Eritrea Yemen
Guatemala Nicaragua Barbados Suriname Gambia Burkina FasoIvory Coast Cameroon Somallia Vietnam
Colombia Malaysia
The balance between the environment and nature, and development and growth, presents a chal-
El Salvador Guinea Uganda Cambodia
Trinidad andTobago Benin South Sudan Kenya
Costa Rica Ecuador Democratic Sri Lanka
Guyana Togo Nigeria EthiopiaRwanda Papua New Guinea
Panama Ghana Central Congo
Africa Republic of Indonesia
Liberia Burundi
Suriname Cameroon Congo Somallia
Tanzania
Ivory Coast
lenge but also offers new opportunities. With the environment and sustainability in focus, NIRAS
Colombia Peru Malaysia
Brazil Uganda
Ecuador Kenya
Democratic Rwanda Malawi Timor Leste
Papua New Guinea
Congo Republic of Indonesia
Angola
Burundi Mozambique
Congo Zambia
takes an integrated approach to enhance protection and production from natural resources for
Tanzania
Peru Bolivia
Brazil
Namibia Malawi Zimbabwe Madagascar Timor Leste
Paraguay Angola Mozambique
Botswana
sustainable and inclusive economic development. We recognise that people, livelihoods, and ecosy-
Zambia
Bolivia
Namibia Zimbabwe Madagascar Australia
Chile
Paraguay
BotswanaSouth Africa
stems must all be taken into consideration for successful management of natural resources and Subsidiaries Chile South Africa
Australia
protection of the environment, our greatest resource. Subsidiaries
Projects
Projects
1 2
Core Environment Programme and Biodiversity
Conservations Corridor Initiative
This ADB programme aims to improve biodiversity conserva-
tion and climate resilience across the Greater Mekong
Subregion. It strengthens the capacity and fosters owner-
ship to manage environmental and social risks jointly and
across borders. National environmental policies and strate-
gies have been supported, such as the Cambodia National
Environmental Strategy and Action Plan and Lao PDR
Pollution Control Strategy. Furthermore, the first wild
elephant conservation plan in the region has been devel-
oped between China and Lao PDR. Capacities in climate
change adaptation and mitigation continues to be strength-
ened, and sound environmental management tools for EIAs
Conserving and encouraging
and land-use modelling have been developed.
biodiversity and healthy ecosystems
Biodiversity is declining at an unprecedented rate due to habitat loss, overexploitation, and the use
of unsustainable practices. This loss in turn threatens ecosystem integrity, functioning, and resil-
ience. Healthy ecosystems are vital for economic growth and poverty reduction but are often taken
CONTACT Our approach recognises the
for granted. NIRAS addresses the complex challenges in managing ecosystems and conserving vital services that functioning
Simon Mercer
biodiversity, particularly through effective conservation and sustainable natural resource manage- ecosystems provide to the
Senior Consultant
ment to ensure that the environment is protected for generations to come. Moreover, we stress world’s poor.
simon-mercer@ltsi.co.uk
the needs of people reliant on these ecosystems, promoting solutions which enhance social,
economic, and environmental well-being. +44 131 440 5500
Working with protected areas and biodiversity conservation, NIRAS's highly-experienced in-house
experts have extensive knowledge and expertise in the management of a range of ecosystems
Project Title Place Client Years Value
including tropical forests, savannah grasslands, river basins, wetlands, and coastal habitats including (EUR)
forests, montane ecosystems and agro-ecosystems. We offer expertise and assistance in the sus- Biodiversity Conservation and Development Project China KfW 2017-2021 752,000
tainable management of biodiversity and ecosystems, capacity development including training and
Technical Assistance to the Biodiversity Conservation and ASEAN EU 2017-2021 1,060,000
workshops, monitoring and evaluation services, and mainstreaming of biodiversity conservation. Management of Protected Areas in ASEAN
Sustainable Management of Reserves Project Benin KfW 2015-2019 2,020,792
Many communities in developing countries are Darwin Initiative and the Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund Worldwide DEFRA (UK) 2015-2019 2,020,792
directly dependent on the environment and the Core Environment Program and Biodiversity Conservation Greater ADB 2016-2018 1,772,832
Our Services: Corridors Initiative in the Greater Mekong Subregion, Phase II Mekong
resources it provides. Destruction of ecosystems
Subregion
will have disproportionately large adverse impacts
• Biodiversity management Forest Management for Sustainable Production in the Brazil KfW 2014-2018 2,146,389
• Biodiversity conservation
on their livelihoods and increase their vulnerability. Amazon
• Protected areas management In Lao PDR, NIRAS has been involved in the Agrobi-
Sustainable Forest and Biodiversity Management in the Indonesia ADB 2015-2018 1,500,000
• Monitoring, evaluation & learning odiversity Initiative which recognises the value of Heart of Borneo
• Nature restoration & protection local traditions in biodiversity conservation. The
Planning for Resilience in East Africa through Policy, Kenya USAID 2013-2018 1,700,000
• Policy advice project has shown that, for many farmers, agrobio- Adaptation, Research, and Economic Development
diversity is a valuable asset and the way to a more Strengthening the Information Base of Natural Habitats, Malawi Ministry of 2015-2018 600,000
secure, prosperous life. Biodiversity and Environmental Services in the Shire Basin Water De-
velopment
Technical Assistance to the Biodiversity Management Regional EU 2014-2017 1,320,940
Programme in the Horn of Africa Region
The Agrobiodiversity Initiative (TABI), Phase I & II Lao PDR SDC 2012-2017 10,238,000
3 4
EIA for Optimised Seagreen Offshore Wind
Farm projects
NIRAS supported Seagreen Wind Energy Limited in
the management and coordination of Environmental
Impact Assessments (EIA). We took the technical
lead on Ornithology, Fish and Shellfish Ecology and
Marine Mammals assessments. These EIAs were
conducted to ensure biodiversity conservation and
prevent harmful effects on marine life. Furthermore,
CONTACT we carried out a Habitats Regulations Appraisal,
where we assisted the client in considering whether
Henrik Borgtoft Pedersen the wind farms would have a 'likely significant effect'
Technical Focal Point on a specific site. We also oversaw the sub-consult-
ants contributing to the EIA and managed the public
Climate Change
Environmental assessments leading hbp@niras.dk
exhibitions and consultations with Marine Scotland,
as well as statutory consultees and other stakehold-
+45 2968 7152 ers throughout the EIA process.
to real-world improvements
For the past 20 years, NIRAS has conducted environmental impact assessments (EIAs), social As practitioners, we focus on creating benefits and added
impact assessments and strategic environmental assessments (SEAs) for a wide range of projects. value for the communities with whom we work.
We have 45 project managers and 150 experts within the fields of EIAs and SEAs in connection
with, among others, railway and road projects, industrial and processing plants, windfarms, har-
bours, bridges, shopping centres, hospitals and cable systems.
Project Title Place Client Years Value
(EUR)
We work closely in project teams to deliver solutions and project designs that minimise adverse
International Training Programme in Strategic Global Sida 2012-2019 7,450,000
environmental, ecological, and social impacts. We assess how a project will impact the environment Environmental Assessment
and its consequences for biodiversity, wildlife, natural habitats, ground water, pollution, noise levels,
IPA — preparation of studies (FS, EIA, CBA), design documen- Macedonia Ministry of 2014-2018 3,203,000
and natural resources for example. We address all the potential risks to environmental and social tation and tender dossiers for waste water collection and Finance
safeguards and offer recommendations to ensure minimum harm. Where unavoidable adverse im- treatment investment projects
pacts are inevitable, we develop mitigation plans. At the same time, we always strive to identify and EIA for extension of Grenaa Harbour Denmark Grenaa 2013-2018 450,000
assess benefits and positive synergies that a Havn
project may provide. TA for Strengthening the Capacity of Ministry of Turkey EC 2017 1,100,000
Our Services: Environment and Urbanization on EIA
NIRAS coordinates and manage the environ- Seagreen EIA Coordinator Project Scotland SSE & Flour 2017-2018 763,000
• Environmental impact assessments (EIAs)
mental assessment process in each unique National Ports Master Plan – Liberia Liberia Nat'l Port 2010-2017 1,186,000
• Social impact assessments
situation and provide technical inputs across a • Strategic environmental assessments (SEAs) Authority
wide range of disciplines. Our team conducts • Ecological impact assessments Strategic Environmental and Social Assessment Consulta- Liberia World Bank 2015-2016 300,000
assessments of how people and local commu- • Courses on SEA tion for REDD+ Readiness Preparation Process
nities will be affected and how livelihoods may • EIA capacity building EIA of new railway connection across Vejle Fjord for three Denmark Vejdirek- 2014-2016 1,573,000
change. We look at the potential implications of bridges and one tunnel solution toratet
development plans for habitats and species, EIA for Kriegers Flak Offshore Wind Farm Denmark Energinet.dk 2012-2016 3,616,000
particularly those protected by national and international legislation or considered to be of par- EIA for nearshore wind farms at Vesterhav Nord, Vesterhav Denmark Energinet.dk 2013-2015 3,616,000
ticular importance for nature conservation. We are experienced in providing environmental and Syd and Bornholm
social assessments in preparatory projects where our findings lay the foundation for the next Input to EIA for seismic surveys offshore Greenland Greenland CMACS, Ltd. 2012-2017 3,483,000
phase of work. We also offer trainings on how to conduct EIAs and provide technical assistance Environmental Management Plan for Gravel Borrow pits, Azerbaijan Azerrodser- 2007-2010 439.000
and support to increase capacity in how to deal with environmental frameworks and directives. Highway II vice OJC
Ethiopian Roads Sector Development Program Ethiopia Nat'l Roads 2006-2008 1,360,000
Authority
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Project Title Place Client Years Value
(EUR)
Mandalay Urban Services Improvement Project Myanmar ADB 2018-2022 958,000
Community-Based Solid Waste Management
Integrated Urban Development Management in Tonle Sap Cambodia ADB 2016-2022 3,721,000
Basin Project
Waste recycling in Mozambique through the Establishment Mozam- Nordic Cli- 2015-2017 150,000
of Waste Transfer and Recycling Centres: testing concept bique mate Facility
and formulation of bottom-up NAMA
Integrated Depollution Project for the Bahr Al-Baqar Drain - Egypt EU 2016-2017 181,739
Pre-Feasibility Study
Mitigation Actions in Peru's Solid Waste Sector Peru NEFCO 2012-2017 880,000
Kenya Informal Settlements Improvement Project Kenya World Bank 2014-2016 1,658,000
Promoting a circular economy Evaluation of the Regional Network for Integrated Waste
Management in the MENA region
Tunisia GIZ 2015 24,500
to help manage waste Support to two municipalities on solid waste management Kosovo
Appraisal: Construction of Southern Binh Duong Solid Waste Vietnam
GIZ
MFA Finland
2013
2013
48,000
30,000
Treatment
Environmental Management Project in Northern and Central Mozam- Danida 2008-2012 2,081,000
As populations grow, so too does urbanisation and waste production, and there is no sign that human Mozambique bique
consumption is slowing down any time soon. Consequently, we need effective systems in place to Serbia Duboko Solid Waste Master Plan Serbia EBRD 2011-2012 563,000
manage our waste and avoid harmful impacts to our health as well as the environment, including soil Solid Waste Management Measures in Stara, Zagora, Lukovit Bulgaria EU 2009-2011 2,747,000
and water contamination. NIRAS’s overarching approach to effective waste management is to promote and Kostenetz Regions
a circular economy whereby resources are kept in use for as long as possible, extracting their maximum Implementation Concept Study for Hazardous Waste Man- Turkey KfW 2009-2011 670,000
value, and then recovering and regenerating products and materials at the end of each service life. agement
National Solid Waste Management Program Philippines GIZ 2009 150,000
In our work, we find it important to address both techni-
cal and policy aspects of issues that affect communities Community-Based Solid Waste Management in
and environments. We provide solutions for waste Our Services Myanmar
management and supply technical advice to govern-
ments on how to handle the increasing pressure from In the Mandalay Urban Services Improvement Project
• Feasibility studies
(2018-2022), NIRAS is creating sustainable environ-
waste and its impact on our environment. We see • Technical design
mental improvements through better solid waste
growing opportunities to contribute to the big challeng- • Supervision of construction sites
management, working directly with communities on
es of waste management and to play our part in a more • Environmental and social
local infrastructure through Ward Resilience Commit-
assessments
clean and healthy world. • Awareness programmes
tees and resilience plans. This is increasingly important
since effects of climate change are rapidly becoming a
NIRAS has half a century of experience in the infra- bigger challenge for the urban population, and espe-
cially the urban poor in Myanmar. The project explores
structure sector including projects focused on waste, the potential for recycling, composting, and sludge
waste water, energy, irrigation, and the building sector management. It seeks the best approach for communi-
on the national, regional and local scale. We can provide ty-based solid waste management and strengthened
you with a range of services ranging from feasibility CONTACT capacity for urban services. The project is built on
studies and technical design to supervision of construc- principles of community participation, user contribu-
tion. We make environmental improvements through Alan Kadduri tion, pro-poor and gender-focused approaches that
Technical Focal Point supports the local community in becoming more
better solid waste management that works directly resilient to the impacts of climate change. The project
with communities and involves them in processes. All Urban Development
also applies the 3Rs approach (reduce, reuse and
assignments are conducted with the highest considera- alka@niras.dk recycle) and puts strong emphasis on prevention
tions to environmental and social impacts. +45 6039 4464 through education. The project’s Awareness Pro-
gramme on the connection between climate change
impacts, solid waste, flooding, sanitation, and health, is
therefore of utmost importance to enhancing under-
standing of waste management and the links between
climate change, flooding, waste, and health. This work
directly supports Mandalay’s vision of creating a green,
inclusive and resilient city by 2030.
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Project Title Place Client Years Value
(EUR)
ITP in Sustainable Urban Water and Sanitation – Integrated Africa & Sida 2016-2021 7,200,000
Processes Asia
Training Course: Addressing Climate Change in Development Denmark Danida 2012-2020 62,000
Aid
ITP in Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) Global Sida 2012-2019 7,540,000
DFC 2018 Green Growth Kenya Kenya Danida 2017-2018 19,000
Macro-economic reforms – green growth in Vietnam: qualifi- Vietnam GiZ 2015-2018 1,500,000
cation program
Green Growth Capacity Development Support to aBi – Ugan- Uganda Danida 2015-2017 25,000
da
ITP in Integrated Sustainable Coastal Development Africa & Sida 2010-2017 3,900,170
Environmental training and ITP in Integrated Sustainable Coastal Development
Asia
MENA Sida 2012-2017 1,889,530
capacity-building to ensure ITP in Education for Sustainable Development, ESD in For- Africa &
mal Education, ESD in Higher Education, ESD in a River Basin Asia
Sida 2004-2015 10,111,800
sustainable futures Context and Education for Environment and Sustainability
ITP in Transboundary Water Management Global Sida 2005-2012 389,220
ITP in Plant Breeding and Seed Production Global Sida 2007-2012 2,740,130
We believe that continuous capacity-building is vital for securing sustainable development. For more than Disaster Risk Reduction: Policies, Budgeting, Planning and Denmark Danida 2011-2012 90,000
20 years, NIRAS has designed and implemented both intense short courses and long-term training Action
programmes. We have extensive experience in designing and implementing international training pro- Yunnan Environmentally Sustainable Development Capacity China Sida 2006-2010 900,000
grammes (ITPs) on behalf of Sida and the Danida Fellowship Centre. Through these programmes, NIRAS Building Project
has worked with government agencies, civil society organisations, academia, and private enterprises in
more than 60 countries, strengthening their capacity for sustainable management of natural resources.
Change management and transformative learning is
ITPs target professionals in developing and transition
economies from the public, private, non-profit, and
at the core of our training programmes.
educational sectors. A majority of these capacity-devel- Our Services:
opment interventions have focused on environment and • Environmental education
natural resource management, e.g., pesticide manage- • International Training Programmes Sustainable Urban Water
ment, integrated water resource management, trans- • Networking & awareness-building and Sanitation (SUWAS)
boundary water management, urban water and sanita- in Africa and Asia
tion, sustainable coastal development, as well as
environmental impact and strategic assessments. The International Training
Programme (ITP) SUWAS
contributes to improved
Sustainable and integrated resource management calls
planning and implementation
for innovative ways of working and new forms of of sustainable urban water
collaboration. The ITPs can be catalysts for mobilising and sanitation services,
for action, and NIRAS is at the forefront of designing where the rights, needs and
problem-based and adaptive approaches to managing demands of all citizens are
change. We continuously tailor our pedagogic approach taken into account. The
programme offers new
to the participants' needs, but the professional experi-
knowledge, an extended
ence they bring to the programme are always central professional network within
to setting change processes in motion. We facilitate and across countries, and a
collaborative problem-solving, learning and exchange, CONTACT toolbox of methods and local
and support the establishment of local and regional support to drive change
professional networks. We also promote good govern- Anna Francis Olsson within the participants’
organisations. NIRAS imple-
ance, including transparency, access to information, Senior Consultant ments the SUWAS ITP on
integrated planning, and public participation for the anna.francis.olsson@niras.se behalf of Sida in partnership
sustainable management of natural resources. We +38 733651182 with WaterAid.
base the ITPs on a rights and pro-poor perspective,
including gender and equity aspects.
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Coordinated and sustainable approaches to Project Title Place Client Years Value
(EUR)
marine and coastal environments Coastal Protection Project Adapted to Sea Level Rise The
Gambia
GEF 2014-2023 430,000
Sustainable Aquaculture Program Myanmar GIZ 2017-2020 330,000
Future of the North Coast of Zealand – Shoreline Denmark Gribskov 2017- 780,000
So many people rely on marine and coastal resources. NIRAS is proud management plan and EIA Municipality ongoing
to support these coastal communities. Real-time Evaluation of Sustainable Coastal Fisheries pro- Myanmar Danida 2016-2020 330,000
gramme
Technical Assistance for Capacity Building on Marine Turkey EC 2016-2018 2,250,000
Strategy Framework Directive
For too long, short-term interests have taken precedence over sustainable development and conser-
The Ocean Conference in Liberia Liberia Sida 2018 100,000
vation concerns. Luckily, there is a growing recognition of the importance of our marine and coastal
environments and the necessity to manage them sustainably. Traditionally, the use of marine space Study on Best Practices for cross-bordering MSP Global EC 2016-2017 500,000
and coastal resources has been planned and managed on a sector basis, and separately in different iCoast: What are the fiscal and regulatory mechanisms UK, Kenya, Climate 2012-2014 131,700
needed to achieve CCD in the coastal zone? Sri Lanka Development
jurisdictions, often lacking a plan-based holistic approach. Through marine and integrated coastal
Knowledge
zone management, we can balance environmental and economic activities to ensure long-term Network
health and stability of oceans and coasts. Croatia - Marine Natura 2000 Croatia EC 2010-2012 422,500
We are specialists in marine spatial planning (MSP) and integrated coastal zone management (ICZM),
which are important processes and policy tools, not only for delivering efficient marine resource and
coastal management as well as sustainable development, but also for the strengthening of
cross-border cooperation, and improvement of ocean and costal governance. MSP and ICZM are
coordinated and sustainable approaches, where stakeholders from the public and private sector Our Services
come together to make decisions for the sustainable use of marine and coastal resources. NIRAS has CONTACT
found best practices in MSP and ICZM to preserve oceans and coastal landscapes in an efficient way. • Coastal management & protection
We also provide capacity-building and advice on marine policies and strategies. Our aim is for diverse Jan Dietrich • Marine spatial planning
stakeholders to collaborate across boundaries and differences to achieve common goals. Senior Consultant • Integrated coastal zone management
jad@niras.dk • Capacity building on marine strategies
• Studies on marine nature
Our services help address the continued economic development of coastal zones while strengthen- Phone +45 2016 7280
ing their natural resource management. This ensures the long-term health and stability of coasts,
both environmentally and economically. In Myanmar, we support sustainable aquaculture for im-
proved livelihoods of the people living by the coast while, in The Gambia, we provide measures to
protect the coast from hazards due to climate change. We can deliver sustainable solutions while
utilising given resources and respecting their limits.
Real-Time Evaluation of Sustainable
Coastal Fisheries Programme in
Myanmar
The Sustainable Coastal Fisheries pro-
gramme supports the Department of Fisher-
ies and strengthens sustainable fisheries in
Tanintharyi Region and Rakhine State in
Myanmar. The project enhances livelihoods
for local fishing communities, pilots commu-
nity-led comanagement arrangements for
sustainable inshore fisheries, and addresses
sustainable use of marine resources. The
Real-Time Evaluation (RTE) enhances the
evaluation work by enabling data collection
concurrent with implementation. The pur-
pose of RTE is to provide input for learning
during the implementation process and
document the intervention towards the end
of the four years. The evaluation takes the
expected outcomes as its point of departure
and collects baseline and annual data, which
will enable us to follow the progress towards
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NIRAS Africa NIRAS Finland Oy T:+977 9849361898 M: +255 784 979 755
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P.O. Box 1493 01300 Vantaa, Finland
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T: +254 716 198 269 E: ain@niras.com NIRAS Norway SMC NIRAS Thailand
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NIRAS - IP Consult Trondheimsveien 436A 1301-03, 29 Sukumvit 63
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Bogotá, Colombia T: +49 0711-8969050 E: ensi@ensi.no E: kim.p@smcniras.com
Teléfonos: 312 8507709 / 313 3530625 E: wgh@niras.com
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NIRAS Asia Pacific Issortarfimmut 13 T: +61 408 208 020 Penicuik Nr. Edinburgh EH26 0PL
7th Floor, Robinsons Zeta Tower, Postboks 769 E: gemo@niras.com Scotland
C5 Road Ugong Norte 1100 DK-3900 Nuuk, Greenland T: +44 131 440 5500
Quezon City, Metro Manila T: +299 32 31 11 NIRAS Poland E: Paddy-Abbot@ltsi.co.uk
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Carlton North 3054 Jakarta 10240, Indonesia NIRAS Serbia E: ndo@niras.com
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia T: +62 811 149 256 Milovana Marinkovica 2,
T: +61 488 786 484 Email: virza-sasmitawidjaja@ltsi.co.uk 11000 Belgrade, Serbia NIRAS Vietnam (RCEE-NIRAS JSC)
E: edly@niras.com T: +381 11 39 76 114 Unit 901, 9th Floor, Kham Thien Building
NIRAS Lao PDR E: jic@niras.com 193-195 Kham Thien
NIRAS Belgium Green Building, Nongbone rd, Ban Naxay Dong Da Dist., Hanoi
Boulevard du Régent 37-40 / 5th. Floor B-1000 Brus- Vientiane, Laos NIRAS Sweden AB Vietnam
sels, Belgium T:+46 54553326 Fleminggatan 14, 9tr Box 70375 T: +84 4 3786 8592
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E: asp@niras.com T: +46 854 553 300
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#381, 3rd floor, Building H, Phnom Penh Centre Lilongwe, Malawi NIRAS Taiwan Limited Sunningdale
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E: abn@niras.com NIRAS Mozambique T: +886 27576688 E: ellu@niras.com
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NIRAS Denmark Maputo, Mozambique
Søtorvet 5, 4th floor T: +258 82 948 0342
DK - 1371 Copenhagen K E: jlb@niras.com
T: +45 3537 4200 NIRAS offices around the world
E: svh@niras.com NIRAS Myanmar Our decentralised structure ensures we’re always close to our projects. With 51 offices in 27 countries, we
maintain strong local ties to clients, experts and organisations in all of our key markets. Building on our motto
290 (A), 3rd floor, Pyay Road, Myenigon Sanchaung
“we listen, we learn, we deliver”, NIRAS is proud to be a long-term partner in the pursuit of growth and pros-
NIRAS Ethiopia Township, Yangon, Myanmar
perity for the countries in which we work and is committed to building local capacity, beyond the lifespan of
Atlas Area, Siham Building, 5th Floor, T: +95 01 525 317 individual projects, to achieve sustainable and equitable future societies.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia E: ads@niras.com
T: +251 9 4406 4058
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Next generation consultancy
Owned by a foundation and a percentage of its education, healthcare and good governance,
employees, the NIRAS Group is an international and build environmental resilience. We aim to be
multidisciplinary consultancy firm with Nordic the partner of choice for our clients and the
roots and values creating sustainable develop- employer of choice for professionals with the
ment solutions across the globe. We work with know-how and drive to help fulfil our mission.
everything from construction, energy, utilities,
environment and infrastructure to development Ethics and sustainability
consulting, the process industry, architecture, Through the more than 7,000 projects that
GIS, geodata and automation, as well as urban NIRAS has implemented around the globe, we
planning. We have offices across the globe, in- are doing our part to contribute to sustainable
cluding Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and societies by meeting the UN’s Sustainable De-
Europe. velopment Goals (SDGs). All NIRAS results repor-
ting is now linked to their contributions to one or
Development consulting several of the SDGs. In our own practice, we
A key business unit, NIRAS International Devel- emphasise accountability and ethics. NIRAS is a
opment Consulting has vision to be the most in- signatory to the UN Global Compact and member
spiring company contributing to a better, more of the International Federation of Consulting En-
equal, and stable world in line with the Sustai- gineers (FIDIC). Through these, we have com-
nable Development Goals. Our mission is to deli- mitted to uphold a number of international prin-
ver value-creating and efficient results that en- ciples.
hance livelihoods, reduce inequality, improve
Join our team of development practitioners in our goal to alleviate global poverty. Register your CV on our
database: https://cv.niras.com
For more information contact
Michael Juel
Technical Director
Environment and Climate
mij@niras.dk
Phone +45 6021 4830
www.niras.com/development-consulting
Niras Development Consulting
Niras Group January 2019
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