As part of our work on value chain resilience, in the past few months Anteja ECG conducted a study to determine the impacts of the conflict in Ukraine and the consequent value chain disruptions, and to formulate recommendations for their amelioration. The study was focused on the supply chains in the bioeconomy sector, which includes […]
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Project duration: 01.02.2020 – 30.10.2020
Total eligible funding: 9.940,00 €
The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the fragility of the global trade networks and profoundly disrupted global value chains. Due to travel restrictions, many companies had to rely on their digital sales and communication channels to be able to maintain their business activities. At Anteja, a consultancy firm predominantly based on international trade, our daily business was significantly affected by the disruptions caused by the pandemic. The aim of this project was to implement new digital solutions to increase sales and gain new customers on the European and East African markets.
The project results are:
The operation has been selected for co-financing under the Call for proposals for co-financing digitisation of sales channels and presentation and marketing materials for promotion on foreign markets.
The investment is co-funded by the Republic of Slovenia and the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Anteja Wins Oracle Change Agents Sustainability Award Earns Top Honour for Environmental Leadership and Innovation 25.4.2022 – Anteja was today named a winner of the 2021 Change Agents Sustainability Award presented by Oracle. The Oracle Change Agent Sustainability Awards is an annual global program that honours customers who have demonstrated excellence in environmental leadership, cost […]
Danube Alliance sprang to life to strengthen the competitiveness of the SMEs in the Danube region by increasing the resilience of the supply chains. The new flagship project of the European Danube Region strategy’s (EUSDR) Priority Area 8 will build on intelligent services and sustainable supply chains based on the experience and knowledge from other […]
Accelerating the transition to circular bioeconomy in Slovenia using digital tools Online workshop On the 31st of March 2022 we held an online workshop “Accelerating the transition to a circular bioeconomy in Slovenia using digital tools”. The workshop was organised within the framework of the Interreg GoDanubio project. 14 participants gained valuable insights into the […]
Project duration: 27.09.2021 – 31.8.2022
Total eligible funding: 30.000,00 €
The upcoming European Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive will require large EU companies to identify and prevent, eliminate or mitigate adverse impacts of their activities on human rights and environment in their entire global value chains. Within the project “E-business to support the creation of sustainable and transparent value chains between Europe and Africa” we aim to further digitalize our company, launch the phy2app platform and support EU businesses in the creation of sustainable and transparent value chains between Europe and Africa in light of the upcoming legislation.
The aim of the project is to upgrade our digitalisation processes in order to speed up the interactions with our international customers and partners and to elaborate a digital marketing and sales approach within the following activities:
This project will enable us to offer highly competitive services to our existing customers, to expand our business in Europe in food, natural cosmetics and natural pharmaceutical sectors, to strengthen our presence in the African markets and increase our global reach. Some expected project results are:
The investment is co-funded by the Republic of Slovenia and the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
