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EnviDan will pave the way in South East Asia

By EnviDan | [email protected]

3 July 2013

The main target of the project is to pave the way for Danish companies and enable them to establish business relations and distribution channels for their products and services relating to any water issue and technology.

EnviDan has won the tender with DHI and the Danish Export Association as sub consultants, and together we will execute a professional business plan to ensure that the new center is a success. The center has to be up and running before the end of 2013 and EnviDan and its partners will be responsible for the operation of the center until end of 2014.

Overall we wish to strengthen the global competitiveness of the Danish companies and open their eyes to the possibilities in South East Asia and at the same time make the excellent competencies of these Danish environmental companies known to the decision makers in Asia.

The initiative, taken by Central Region Denmark, is very much in line with the current political agenda in Denmark, where focus is on providing green solutions worldwide, and not least within the handling and treatment of water and wastewater.

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