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PUM has served over 40,000 customers since 1978. Over the years therefore, we have collected thousands of stories and best practices. Do you want to be inspired? Please read the stories below.
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Female entrepreneur with a passion for baking in Uganda A company set up by Pelagia Tusiime also known as Peggy, a passionate young woman that not only has a passion for baking, but also invest in capacity building of young girls and women. |
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Ambitious entrepreneur creates youth employment in Uganda Female entrepreneur Dr. Gudula Naiga Basaza has a strong vision and ambition. As Managing Director of Gudie Leisure Farm in Kampala, Uganda she aims to transform 200,000 smallholder farmers into commercial eco-farmers. |
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A growing business needs a plan Women in business create opportunities for inclusive, sustainable economic development. |
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Sustainable beekeeping in Uganda provides employment PUM expert Piet de Meester recently visited Uganda for the tenth time. This time for a follow up mission to Honey Pride Arua Ltd., a beekeeping company in the far northwest of the country. |
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Hotel school in Kigali, leading in hospitality education PUM offers support to vocational education and training institutions in close cooperation with the business sector in developing countries and emerging markets. |
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Fertile residual product brings employment in Bangladesh In many cases, the residual product remains unused in the treatment of countless products. |
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Sustainable solution for Vietnamese producer of veterinary medicines “By putting the trust between the employees of the company at the heart of our corporate culture, we create an important advantage over our competitors in the future. |
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How mobile apps make an impact in Uganda and elsewhere Carol-Mart Palm’s first mission for PUM brought him to Uganda. |
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New sales market for Peruvian dairy farm With its snow-capped peak, the impressive, active volcano Misti (5,822 metres high) forms a stunning backdrop for the herd of the San Miguel dairy farm based in Arequipa, Peru. |
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Transferring knowledge in Vietnam Gloves smelling of rubber would seem not to be an unusual phenomenon for Dutch house husbands and housewives, who peel their potatoes every day, sheathed in protective gloves. |
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