Transferring Environmentally Sound Technologies to Industry in the Niger River Basin

BENEFICIARY INDUSTRIES

The Test Niger program covers 9 countries in the Niger basin. Discover the companies involved in the process of greening their industrial facilities.

OUR FOUR PILLARS

The optimal deployment of the TEST NIGER programme is based on four pillars guaranteeing the confidence and efficiency of the process.

SIGNING OF A NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (NDA)

This agreement guarantees companies the legal protection of their intellectual property (patents, manufacturing blueprints, unique industrial technologies, etc.) and the security of economic, financial and IT data as well as their use for the exclusive purposes of the project.

TRANSPARENCY

Exchanges and information sharing take place in a spirit of open and clear dialogue between your company's internal teams and the UNIDO team.

CAPACITY BUILDING

UNIDO trains and builds the capacity of in-house staff, including production staff.

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

UNIDO provides beneficiary companies with a toolkit for the optimization of financial management and organizational processes. Information systems, costs management, resource and waste management, and product life cycle. This toolbox is "Soft Technology" that allows the optimal functioning of the production chain in the medium and long term.

Exchanges and information sharing take place in a spirit of open and clear dialogue between your company's internal teams and the UNIDO team.

UNIDO trains and builds the capacity of in-house staff, including production staff.

HOW THE TEST METHODOLOGY WORKS

The TEST approach uses traditional “single improvement” or “audit” approaches to support the green transition of industries.

PARTNERS

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TOOLBOX

The TEST steps follow the learning cycle, also known as the Deming diagram.

NEWS AND EVENTS

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Supported by the Global Environment Facility International Waters program, and led by the United Nations Development Programme and the United Nations Environmental Programme, Project TEST Niger constitutes Component 3 of the larger project titled “Improving Integrated Water Resource Management, knowledge-based management and governance of the Niger Basin and the Iullemeden-Taoudeni/Tanezrouft Aquifer System (NB-ITTAS). Project TEST Niger is executed in partnership with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, the Niger Basin Authority (NBA), The Sahara and Sahel Observatory (OSS) and UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (IHP).