Cowater International (Singapore) (formerly FCG Finnish Consulting Group Asia Pte. Ltd)

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Legal residence:Singapore

Organization type:Consulting organization

Funding agencies:

ADB, WB, Other, UNFCCC

Asian Development Bank (HQ), World Bank HQ, Other, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

Sectors:

Agriculture, Education, Energy, Environment & NRM, ...
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Agriculture, Education, Energy, Environment & NRM, Training, Urban Development, Water & Sanitation

Nr. of employees:51-200

Linked entities:

Cowater International (Turkey) (formerly FCG Finnish Consulting Group Turkey), Cowater International (Kenya) (formerly FCG Finnish Consulting Group (Kenya), formerly ORGUT Consulting Kenya Ltd), Cowater International (Bulgaria) (formerly FCG POVVIK EAD, formerly Povvik AD), Cowater International (Romania) (formerly FCG Finnish Consulting Group Romania), Finnish Consulting Group (FCG) Swedish Development AB (former ORGUT Consulting AB and SIPU International AB), Cowater International (Sweden) (formerly Finnish Consulting Group (FCG) Swedish Development AB, formerly ORGUT Consulting AB and SIPU International AB), FCG Finnish Consulting Group Ltd - Development Consulting

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Cowater is a global leader in management consulting services, focusing on developing and emerging economies. We work with governments, partner organizations, communities and civil society to design and implement sustainable solutions that generate lasting social, financial and environmental impacts. As Canada’s largest international development consulting firm, Cowater has developed a reputation of excellence for our strong ability to work with clients and stakeholders to provide leading-edge solutions and services tailored to the needs and challenges faced by developing and transitional countries.