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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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Knowledge transfer leads to successful business practice in South Africa Education is the first step towards a better life in South Africa. These are the opening lines of the business plan of the young South African founder of ‘Pimp My Book’. |
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Designing the future of ice cream in the Palestinian territories A PUM mission in 2012 gave the Al-Arz Ice Cream Company in the Palestinian Territories the architectural plans they needed for growth. |
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Healthy business for poulty farms What used to be a flourishing business, generating multimillions in turnover, had become nothing more than row after row of empty coops. |
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Palestinian Sensory Box is sky rocketing Palestinian market – and soon beyond Iris Solutions is an innovative IT firm based in Ramallah, which focuses primarily on the implementation of interactive systems for multi-sensory stimulation rooms. |
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Special bakery mission in Lebanon Although Lebanon is not at war, life there remains far from easy. These are difficult economic times for the country. The vast influx of refugees from neighbouring Syria has placed considerable strain on relations. |
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Realising the dream in Nepal When a senior expert advises a business, he or she quickly understands its potential for international trade. |
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A perfect match PUM expert Pim Bergsma conducted a 'very special mission' for a wholesale company in Zimbabwe that suffered hard times during the country’s cash crash in 2007. |
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Slow food consultancy Snails are widely eaten in Benin. No, not French escargots, but giant African varieties. A company selling frozen snails was looking to obtain advice on expansion, the production process and marketing. |
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Win-win situation in Senegal Proplast was established as a social enterprise in Dakar, with the aim of offering disadvantaged women employment and a better future. |
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Cash on the nose in Tanzania The group of Tanzanian entrepreneurs known as Mwasapro based in Mwanza hopes to produce sardines for large supermarkets in Dar es Salaam and other African cities. To make that possible they first need certification. |
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