Sustainable Tourism

Synergia promotes tourism development within the highest international environmental standards and with respect for local communities and their traditions.

Human Resources Development & Education

Our aim is to contribute to building new, and strengthening already existing learning systems in view of human development and creation of new employment opportunities.

Environment & Natural Resources Management

Synergia promotes opportunities coming from sustainable use of natural resources, while safeguarding against the risks on livelihoods from environmental degradation and climate change.

Agriculture & Rural Development

Our projects aim at raising agricultural productivity, reducing vulnerability, improving non-farm rural employment, increasing income while making agriculture more environmentally sustainable.

Economic development
& trade promotion

We apply local and international expertise to promote human development, employment, an enabling investment climate, local capacity for entrepreneurship development, sustainable and inclusive growth.

LATEST PROJECTS

Action learning programmes now available

Leadership Programme in Changing Environment

Effective Problem Solving Programme

High Performing Team Programme

The CFAVC supports implementing the government’s Agriculture Development Strategy (ADS), 2018-2023 and the National Export Strategy, 2015-2019 by boosting competitiveness in value chains for rice, beans, pulses, and oilseeds in the Magway, Mandalay, and Sagaing regions. The project will increase climate resilience for critical rural infrastructure, strengthen technical and institutional capacity for climate smart agriculture (CSA), and create an enabling policy environment. The project will reduce food insecurity and rural poverty, increase smallholders’ incomes and access to markets, and improve resource efficiency and environmental sustainability for agribusinesses. The Project Implementation Consultants (PIC) will provide management and technical assistance to the EA and IA in the implementation of the project, strengthen technical and management capacities of the participating government agencies and project stakeholders, and ensure compliance with the financing agreement and government policies.

Agriculture & Rural Development

The investment project will have three outputs: (i) Livestock health and value chain infrastructure expanded and upgraded in a climate-friendly manner (ii) Capacity for improved production and health of livestock and livestock products strengthened and (iii) Enabling policies for better supply, health, safety and trade in livestock and livestock products enhanced. The TA consultants were contracted to: (i) conduct feasibility studies for representative infrastructure subprojects; (ii) undertake due diligence (i.e., technical, economic, financial, environmental, and social) to meet ADB policies and requirements; and (iii) prepare a draft Report & Recommendation of the President (RRP) along with linked and supplementary documents.

Agriculture & Rural Development

The objective of the agricultural supply chain mapping and CSA market study reports is to help IFC to assess climate smart agri financing gaps in Myanmar and identify country/context-specific climate smart technologies and practices that would contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation in the agriculture sector. The findings will help support FIs increase lending to CSA activities.

Agriculture & Rural Development

The end-term review was undertaken at the completion of the project to assess project performance (in terms of relevance, effectiveness and efficiency), and determine outcomes and impacts (actual and potential) stemming from the project, including their sustainability. The review had three primary purposes: (i) to provide evidence of results to meet accountability requirements, (ii) document lessons learned and best practices, and (iii) provide recommendations relevant to sustaining the impact of the project.

Agriculture & Rural Development

Myanmar Promoting Inclusive Growth through Swine (PIGS) targets 10,000 of smallholder farmers all over Myanmar, aiming to help them establish and grow their small pig farms, giving them 1) helping them to access and raise high quality piglets, through 2) best practice training in pig-rearing and healthcare, and 3) grouping and linking them to the market and 4) facilitating Access to Credit and 5) Advocating for an enabling policy environment needed for smallholder growth in Myanmar.

Economic Development & Trade Promotion