LCG’s experience in the road and transport sector in Lao PDR covers the full range from project planning and feasibility studies to surveys and designs, construction supervision, and ultimately maintenance, which includes training and capacity building for Government counterparts.
Urban Development:
Our expertise in this sector includes carrying out feasibility studies and surveys, preparing project designs, and conducting construction supervision for a variety of urban infrastructure projects. These projects include road and drainage systems, water supply systems, sanitation and waste water treatment facilities, airport expansions, hospitals, universities, schools, and tourist facilities. We also have carried out safeguard compliance studies for the development of an industrial zone.

LCG’s experience in the road and transport sector in Lao PDR covers the full range from project planning and feasibility studies, to surveys and designs, construction supervision, and ultimately ma intenance; including training and capacity building for Government counterparts.
Urban Development:
Our expertise in this sector includes carrying out feasibility studies and surveys, preparing project designs, and conducting construction supervision for a variety of urban infrastructure projects, including roads and drainage systems, water supply systems, sanitation and waste water treatment facilities; traffic census surveys; and project covering airport expansions, hospitals, universities, schools, and tourist facilities. We also have carried out safeguard compliance studies for the development of an industrial zone.

Our expertise in this sector includes surveys, conceptual and detailed design, construction supervision, and the construction permit process. We provide services in renovation of existing building, interior design and landscaping. Our experience includes private housing, office buildings, airport expansions, hospitals, universities, schools, and tourist facilities.

We provide a comprehensive range of services in the irrigation sector from hydrological surveys, feasibility studies, design, and construction supervision through to maintenance training, irrigation and water management, and irrigation management transfer. We can also assist in the institutional strengthening and capacity building of local sector agencies through training and technical support.

Our expertise in this sector includes carrying out feasibility studies and surveys, preparing project designs, and conducting construction supervision for a variety of urban infrastructure projects, including roads and drainage systems, water supply systems, sanitation and waste water treatment facilities as well as traffic census surveys. We also have carried out safeguard compliance studies for the development of an industrial zone.

We have professional experience in building the technical and managerial capacity of local government institutions, educational institutes and communities. Capacity building for involved national, provincial and district agencies is an integral part of virtually all of our development projects. Many projects also build local community capabilities through interest group formation and training.

LCG staff are fully conversant with the Social and Environmental Safeguards Policies of the Government of Lao PDR, the Asian Development Bank, the World Bank Group, and the multi-lateral and bi-lateral agencies that support projects in Laos. LCG has conducted environmental impact assessments, and social census and assets surveys to support resettlement requirements for large infrastructure projects. Working with the diverse indigenous population of Laos has given our staff a comprehensive understanding of ethnic cultures and their importance in development planning.

LCG has extensive experience conducting social and environmental surveys, both as activities of larger projects and as stand-alone projects. To this end, we maintain a roster of trained local staff and consultants that we may call upon for specific survey work, and trainers who both update our experienced survey workers and train new survey personnel according to the demands of each particular job. We also maintain connections with certified laboratories that perform analyses of water, soil and other samples taken in the field during our environmental surveys.

Our staff are fully conversant with the importance of mainstreaming gender in all development projects, and the importance of making women’s as well as men’s concerns and experiences an integral dimension of the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of policies and programs in all political, economic and societal spheres so that women and men benefit equally and inequality is not perpetuated. The ultimate goal is to achieve gender equality.

We have the capability to conduct feasibility studies of sustainable and renewable energy production from identification through to impact. This includes field surveys (water level monitoring, topographical and hydrographical surveys), local costings, and construction supervision.