PoultryTechBangladesh | A five-year blueprint for modernising a vital sector
Closing a five-year chapter, opening a new one After five years of joint effort between Dutch and Bangladeshi partners, PoultryTechBangladesh […]
Bangladesh
Scaling sustainable aquaculture in Bangladesh | The commercial case for recirculating systems
Bangladesh does not necessarily need more ponds to produce more fish. A significant opportunity lies in getting substantially more productivity
Bangladesh & the Netherlands | A partnership built for what’s next
Two small countries, one big opportunity There is something quietly remarkable about the relationship between Bangladesh and the Netherlands. Two
Research & trials for profitable aquaculture in Bangladesh
The potential of advanced aquaculture technology is clear, but turning that potential into a consistent and profitable business requires more
Growing more fish with less | Innovative aquaculture tech is impacting Bangladesh
Bangladesh ranks among the top 5 fish-producing nations in the world, with the aquaculture sector contributing to food security, rural
Triple success for FoodTechBangladesh
The aquaculture partnership had an eventful week in Bangladesh this September, and tropical storms couldn’t even stop them! The public-private
From policy to practice | 3 Successful partnership case studies
Dutch private-sector enterprises are increasingly discovering how government-supported partnerships can unlock profitable opportunities and have a sustainable impact on emerging
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De Heus | Business intelligence & entry strategy
De Heus Animal Nutrition is a leading company in the field of animal feed & nutritional products for cattle, pigs,
Policy paper | Strategic roadmap for Bangladesh’s poultry sector
The poultry industry in Bangladesh is a key pillar of food security, employment, and economic resilience, contributing approximately 1.6% to
The Bangladesh poultry sector | Turning challenges into opportunities
With 173 MN inhabitants and an average annual GDP growth rate of >8% during the past decade, Bangladesh has been
