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Tender Award

Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank

Project:

The Project focuses on family planning (FP) by further involving non-state structures and services and utilizing social marketing and social franchising methods.

Brief Description of the Contract:
provide expertise in project coordination and management as well as in communication/social marketing/social franchising to the promoter and the implementing Partners to ensure the effective implementation of the Project

Embodied artificial intelligence automotive pioneer Wayve is establishing a testing and development hub in Stuttgart.

From AI models for identifying sepsis, “sticking plasters” to prevent heart failure and neuromorphic chips that function like the human brain, Germany’s R&D landscape is producing technologies to transform life.

The Uckermark district in the northeastern part of the state of Brandenburg is optimally situated between Berlin and the vibrant port city of Szczecin in Poland, providing swift and easy access to the Nordic and Baltic regions. The Uckermark is also home to Eastern Germany’s largest refinery (PCK) as well as one of the largest paper mills in Germany, Leipa.

Vorpommern-Greifswald, in the east of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, provides optimal access to Hamburg and Szczecin as well as Berlin and Copenhagen. The region bordering Poland and facing onto the Baltic Sea has immediate availability of fully developed sites with approved building plans and attractive prices. With past and future investments in the energy infrastructure, the region is set to claim a leading role in the coming green hydrogen era.

The merchants of the Hanseatic League were aware of the mercantile advantages of the Rostock region between Berlin, Copenhagen, Hamburg, and Szczecin as long ago as the 13th century. Today, the Rostock city and state is recognized as an important commercial hub for Scandinavia and the Baltic region.

The state of Saxony-Anhalt, home to Burgenlandkreis and Saalekreis, is especially known for its chemicals parks – in Leuna, Schkopau and Zeitz, with Leuna being home to Germany’s largest chemical park. The region enjoys a deserved international reputation as a sustainable bioeconomy cluster, with over 60 percent of its power needs met by renewable sources.