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Feasibility study for an Agro Technology Park

We were commissioned by the Government of Brunei to undertake a feasibility study of an Agro Technology Park. The Park will help diversify the country’s economic base. It will have three main roles: a location for agricultural/horticultural research and its commercialisation; a physical location for development of the Brunei Halal brand – involving the importation, testing, certification to Halal standards, packaging, branding and re-export of foodstuffs, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, etc; and the development and production of products based on the […]

Analysis of Commercialisation Efforts in Denmark’s Capital Region

July 27, 2016
Health and Education | Science and Technology Feature Planning

The Capital Region of Denmark is an administrative body covering Copenhagen and the surrounding region. Its responsibilities include healthcare in the Region and, through the Centre for Innovation and Research, it works closely with the University of Copenhagen and the Danish Technical University on the commercialisation of hospital and university R&D The three organisations were concerned that their commercialisation efforts and achievements were not understood fully by stakeholders and interested parties and we were commissioned by the Capital region […]

Planning study for North Lantau, Hong Kong

July 26, 2016
Science and Technology Feature Planning | Urban Planning | Urban Planning

This involved a detailed planning and engineering study for the area between the new airport and Kowloon, led by Scott Wilson. SQW’s role was to advise on proposals for a new industrial estate and technology park as part of the overall development.

The Contribution of ICT to Energy Efficiency: Local and Regional Initiatives

July 26, 2016
Media, Creative and ICT Sectors | Science and Technology Feature Planning

SQW was commissioned to undertake this pan-European research and dissemination project which is focused on local and regional initiatives for promoting energy efficiency through the direct and enabling roles of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). It involves the preparation of case studies, guidance and a wiki resource. SQW leads a partnership with ICLEI and the Regional Environment Centre (REC).

Management of the BioInnovation Corridor

July 26, 2016
Science and Technology Feature Planning | Science and Technology Park

The BioInnovation Corridor is an initiative, in the Brunei-Muara District, led by the Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources (MIPR) of The Government of Brunei Darussalam. The Halal Industry Innovation Centre (HIIC), has been established to promote the development of Halal Certified Industries in Brunei Darussalam.

Merger of Botswana Technology Centre and the Rural Industries Promotion Company

July 26, 2016
Economic Planning | Science and Technology Feature Planning | Urban Planning

The merger is intended to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the research and development efforts to support development of agriculture and rural areas in Botswana. SQW is a sub consultant to DCDM. Our role is to advise on the appropriate research and technology focus of the new institution and ensure it is responsive to market demand and needs.

Agri Business Sector Support – Bangladesh

July 26, 2016
Business and Enterprise Development | One Belt One Road | Science and Technology Feature Planning

SQW was contracted by IFC to support preparation of a support strategy and action plan for the agri0business sector in Bangladesh. The SEDF supports SME growth and has chosen to adopt a sector focused approach, with agri-business being one of the target sectors due to its importance to the economy and potential for productivity and income improvements among SMEs. The support was provided to SEDF staff to develop an action programme drawing on best international practice, but tailored to […]

Australian National University Research Park Concept Plan

July 22, 2016
Science and Technology Feature Planning | Science and Technology Park

ANU’s proposed campus development policy plan included the idea of utilising an undeveloped but environmentally sensitive part of the area as a research park. We were asked to work with senior university staff to develop a concept plan which identified clearly the objectives and prospective market orientation of the scheme, the scale and nature of development, allowable activities, outline organisation and management arrangements, and the broad resource implications to ANU. In doing so we worked closely with the local […]