Founded in 1975, Landell Mills is a multidisciplinary international consultancy providing a range of development-oriented services that aim to assist countries and their people attain the sustainable development goals. In the last decade, Landell Mills has successfully implemented over 800 contracts for clients including the European Union, Asian Development Bank and the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office.
Landell Mills’ work spans four thematic areas: Markets, enterprise and trade; agriculture, fisheries, food security and nutrition; environment, water, climate change and disaster risk reduction; and policy dialogue, regional integration and governance.
Service areas include: project feasibility and design; project management; technical advisory services; monitoring, evaluation and learning; and communications.
We aim to provide hands-on, experienced, and flexible specialists for our assignments and to back them up with competent and responsive supervision as well as strong administrative and financial support.
2019 - 2022
Visibility for Addressing Environmental and Climate Change challenges through Improved Forest Management in Jamaica (IFMJ) was a communication and visibility contract implemented by Landell Mills from 2019-2022. The aim of the project was to highlight the positive impact of EU development assistance for the Jamaican forestry sector.
2017 - 2023
The ECOFAC 6 (Preserving Biodiversity and Fragile Ecosystems in Central Africa) programme supported sixteen protected areas, including eight priority conservation landscapes. It spanned Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, Gabon, and Sao Tome and Principe.
2019 - 2023
Export diversification is a key priority for the Government of Bangladesh, in order to continue to deliver accelerated growth, sustainable development, and increased job creation. In line with this, the Ministry of Commerce, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, has been implementing the Export Competitiveness for Jobs (EC4J) Project, financed by a loan from the World Bank.
