Sample of Consulting Projects

• Better

  Area: Business development
  Year: 2022

  

  Better is a solidarity subscription that allows people, each month, to discover and support a non-profit according to their concerns.

• Médecins du Monde

  Area: Operations
  Year: 2018

  

  Médecins du Monde (Belgium) is a NGO dedicated at providing medical assistance to the most vulnerable. They believe that everyone has the right to quality health care, no matter their financial, geographical and cultural backgrounds. Our consultant worked on the development of a strategy of empowerment of local volunteer branches. 

• Wequity

  Area: Research
  Year: 2021

  

  Wequity aims to bridge the gap between sustainable data & implementation of concrete ESG strategies thanks to various solutions

• GreenPeace

  Area: Fundraising
  Year: 2019

  

  Greenpeace is a global, independent campaigning organisation
  that uses peaceful protest and creative communication to expose
  global environmental problems and promote solutions that are essential for a green and peaceful future.
  Greenpeace relies only on donations from generous individuals to
  carry out our work.
  That is why our consultants worked on a new fundraising model for gratifying supporters. They managed to build a new model, test it, and study its futur impact.

• 100PAP

  Area: Strategy
  Year: 2020

  

  100PAP is a Belgian nonprofit organisation that sells locally brewed beers in order to fight against material and temporal housing insecurity of undocumented people. Our consultants worked on a strategy to expand their sales and customer base.
  We had the chance to work on another mission with 100PAP in 2021.

• Amnesty International Belgique francophone

  Area: Operations
  Year: 2021

  

  Amnesty International is an international NGO that campaigns to create a world where every person enjoys all of the human rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights instruments. Our consultants worked with AIBF for two consecutive semesters in order to reduce AIBF's environmental footprint.