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    ULTRAMAILLE

    A knitwear factory

    Description

    Ultramaille Sarl - A knitwear factory

    In our new 3000 square meter knitwear factory Ultramaille employs 846 craftsmen. In addition 40 persons are working in our dye house. We knit on several hundred hand frames as well as on 65 electronic machines. We are fully equipped for yarn and for piece dying.

    We are certified for grafting micro capsules on textile fibres “Cosmetic Wear”. Continuous training of our workers enables us to maintain a high level of quality.

    Sector / Product / Services
    Social Networks
    Contact Email

    f.wybo@ultramaille.mg

    Phone Number

    +261 34 11 855 22

    Website

    https://www.ultramaille.com/

    Location
    Energy
    • Measures
      Installation de photovoltaique
    Electrical Energy
    • Measures
      Révision des circuits électriques et armoire de distribution, Séparation par secteur; Changement pour des moteurs bassestension
    • Investment (USD)
      2,324
    • Cost savings (USD)
      2,284
    • Energy saved (MWh/year)
      30,000
    Thermal Energy
    • Measures
      Amélioration du stockage des bois; Installer du solaire thermique à l'entrée dechaudière
    • Investment (USD)
      1,332
    • Cost savings (USD)
      540
    • CO2 saved (ton/year)
      28
    Water
    • Measures
      Installation de système de récupération del’eau de pluie: réparation gouttière, citerne,circuit de conduite
    Waste
    • Measures
      Implementation of cycling procedures ; revente des déchets palstiques
    Our Mission
    To connect the worlds' agriculture supply chains and ensure a value generating network that benefits the business, the consumer, the farmer and everyone in between.
    Solutions
    We develop end-to-end traceability solutions specifically designed to serve our customers from the farm gate all the way to end consumers.
    Contribution to the following Sustainable Development Goals:

    About
    We're a Swiss-based company delivering trusted end-to-end traceability solutions to global supply chains. We empower action in the areas of digitalisation, sustainability and transparency, and deliver solutions to our clients that deliver on their goals and help them overcome operational challenges to traceability.

    In 2021 we ran a successful Series A funding round, joined the official platform of the UN Global Compact, and we are actively contributing towards SDG12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), SDG8 (Decent work and economic growth), SDG9 (Industry, innovation & infrastructure and SDG15 (Life on Land).
    Website
    https://www.farmerconnect.com
    Short video
    About Switch ON
    Better digital connectivity for small businesses to trade
    ORganika logo
    The International Trade Centre (ITC) has launched a new corporate initiative dubbed: Switch ON. Focusing on digital connectivity, ITC calls on partners to prioritize investments in connectivity and on policymakers to create the right conditions for small businesses in developing and transition countries to profit from digital trade and entrepreneurship.

    The initiative is integral to ITC's 2022-2025 Strategic Plan, which prioritizes digital connectivity as a key enabler to an inclusive, sustainable, and prosperous world.

    Switch ON focuses on delivering affordable networks and unlocking access through education and digital literacy. Partnerships with local and international companies play an important role in the initiative’s success.
    Our mission
    Switch ON’s cross-cutting delivery model combines the expertise of teams across ITC to address three layers.

    1. Ecosystem layer: looks at how business support organizations can digitalize their clients and advocate for more affordable connectivity Strategy and policy layer: disseminates evidence-based innovations in policy and thought leadership

    2. Enterprise layer: raises the profile of MSMEs to attract investment to new models in connectivity, enabling them to trade digitally
    3. Partnerships with local and international companies are expected to play a key role, and will require the contribution of partners beyond those traditionally engaged in "Aid for Trade".

    These partners may have a far more specific and technical role in delivering connectivity and infrastructure and services. ITC will ensure that MSMEs receive appropriate attention and support to meet their potential. We welcome discussions on how we can best work together toward this outcome.
    Our ambition
    - Enable institutions to implement policy and initiatives so MSMEs can access and use the internet;

    - Affordable and reliable connectivity, in towns of all sizes;

    - Easy, affordable access to online payments;

    - Vibrant e-commerce services, including local marketplaces and other service providers;

    - Digital entrepreneurialism, built on the development and uptake of local solutions.
    Other interesting project
    ecomConnect Programme: Empowering businesses through e-commerce



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