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About us

The Nordic Agency for Development and Ecology (NORDECO) is a Danish based international research institution and consultancy specialized in sustainable development initiatives.

Founded in 1990, NORDECO is wholly owned by the non-profit Nordic Foundation for Development and Ecology, which promotes development and protection of natural resources through support of local, innovative initiatives. Read more about the NORDECO Foundation here.

We work in Africa, Latin America, Asia, Arctic, Russia, Eastern Europe, and Denmark for major national and international funding agencies including the World Bank, Global Environment Facility (GEF), Inter American Development Bank (IDB), European Union (EU), United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), Nordic Council of Ministers, Danish International Development Assistance (DANIDA) and Swedish International Development Assistance (SIDA).

NORDECO's head office in Copenhagen, Denmark, supports a core team of dedicated senior biologists, anthropologists, foresters and environmental planners. This team is joined by several full-time technical field staff employed by the organisation on various long-term assignments.

NORDECO has several closely associated researchers we work with on a regular basis, and an extensive database of specialists in a wide range of disciplines.

We associate on a project-by-project basis with a number of local organisations in Latin America, Africa and Asia with whom we have long-standing relations.

Specific references can be provided on request. Our code of business ethics and conduct.

Ongoing activities

Nordeco provides technical assistance to the EU delegation in Cambodia

2012-01-10   Nordeco provides technical assistance to the EU delegation in Cambodia on how...

Livelihoods Improvements in the Central Highlands in Vietnam

2011-10-31 Nordeco undertook a mid-term review of the 90 million USD Forest Livelihoods...

Courses in Disaster Risk Reduction

2011-10-31     As part of the implementation of the Danish Strategy for Humanitarian...