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Project Calico's mission is to provide an open pure L3 approach to virtual networking for highly scalable data centers that integrates seamlessly with could orchestration systems (such as OpenStack) to enable secure IP communication between virtual machines, containers, or bare metal workloads.

Project Cargo & Yacht Transport was founded in 2007 with the aim of providing boutique services in the area of international logistics. With 20 years experience of its expert team in logistics sector, it provides a solution platform for logistics services to targeted sectors of project cargo and yacht transport.

Greenshields Project Cargo set up in Livorno in the 90s as a logistic and transport company skilled in project cargo and perishable goods. Since 1992 it has been associated to one of the UKs oldest freight forwarding companies: Greenshields Cowie. Since 1975 Greenshields Cowie has been a subsidiary of Crown Agents, an internationally recognised purchasing company which can trace its history over the past 180 years. Thanks to the cooperation with this group, working both in public and private fields (organisations such as the World Bank, the European Union and other international humanitarian aid agencies) our company became more and more skilled in delivery duty paid to challenging environments where the lack of proper logistic infrastructure obliges to work out a feasibility project. Greenshields Project Cargo is based in Livorno but it manages above all international cross trade routes.

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Project Change International is an independent, not-for-profit, non-political and secular international charity. We are registered charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission and have Level 1 DGR status. We provide relief to women and youth, globally, who are suffering from disadvantage by reason of poverty or being subject to sex trafficking, sexual or labour abuse. Our work in Cambodia: Project Change International strives to improve the lives of disadvantaged young women and children in Cambodia, specifically Takeo Province, an area with a high rate of poverty and vulnerable to human trafficking and child labour. We achieve this through our three-pillared approach of; employment, education and skills training.  Our model: Skills Training & Employment: We achieve our goal of providing decent work, economic growth and reduced inequality through skills training in the traditional Khmer art of weaving. Using this newfound skill, beneficiaries receive a fair wage for their work, enabling them to achieve financial independence. Financial independence prevents beneficiaries from re-entering dangerous or exploitative work due to financial or family pressure. Education: Since launching our project in Cambodia, we continue to achieve our goal of providing quality education to disadvantaged young women and girls. Our education program encourages, supports and prepares beneficiaries to study at a tertiary level. We continue to mentor and support beneficiaries all the way through university. After they complete university, we will monitor and mentor them until they find meaningful paid employment. Looking towards the future Over the next year, we seek to engage and collaborate with Elders and leaders in the targeted First Australian community to implement a similar three-pillared model to that of Project Takeo in Cambodia.

Founded in 2015 with the hope of spreading holiday cheer to some of London's homeless people, Project Cheer quickly expanded to include regular charity drives and campaigns throughout the year. We raise funds for and distribute practical items such as winter wear, personal care products and gift cards to local food shops as well as thoughtful gifts like books, homemade meals, and hand-made holiday cards (thanks to our young supporters in local primary schools). Additionally, we aim to raise awareness of the issues concerning homeless people and the daily battles that they face.

Project Chef believe that every evolution begins with food; a product of necessity, sustenance, and indulgence. Project Chef offers a unique consultancy service to current and future restaurant & café owners as well as operators. Our Services: A. Food Shop Consultancy – We design Professional Kitchen Our team of experienced experts will help you design and build a cost-efficient kitchen with minimum wastage of space and resources. We will be there to provide guidance and advice throughout the project from installation to commissioning of your kitchen. As a value-added service, we will assist you to source for the most suitable and cost-effective food and beverage suppliers, to ensure that you are getting maximum returns for your business. B. Menu Research & Development – Realization of food concepts to satisfy customers’ palate We will work with you on the research and development of your menus concepts from conceptualization to realisation and finally to operational readiness. We conduct food tasting sessions to further fine-tune the flavors, textures and gastronomic appeal to help you stand out from your competitors. Menu R & D is not only about science, it is also an art. C. Culinary Classes & Training – Train with us, Cook with Confidence You may engage our Chef to conduct cooking demonstrations or to get your kitchen staff ready to make your menus operationally ready. D. Food Styling – Redefining a new visual identity for your food concept Our team is always ready and able to provide food styling service for your menu and advertising & promotional materials. These food images are an essential component to create your own business branding, especially in the age of social media. E. Events – A breeze to host a memorable event for your guest With our long track record of successful launches and operational effectiveness, we strive to equip you with the necessary elements for your business to succeed.

Project Circleg is a low-cost prosthetic leg system designed for the needs and circumstances of amputees in less developed countries. By using recycled plastic in combination with simple production methods, the Circleg prosthesis can be produced locally and cost-effective.