Clare Bottle, Logistics Specialist, in Zambia, April 2008: Clare Bottle, freelance carried out a voluntary Transaid project with the Zambian Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport. Her task was to assess the strategic planning and operations of CILT Zambia with a view to improving the organisation's effectiveness.
CEVA Logistics in Ghana, March 2008: Shaun Dempsey, operations training coordinator, went out to Ghana for two weeks to work with other professional volunteers to help implement the Female Market Traders Project in Accra, Ghana.
Wincanton in Mozambique, September 2007: Ed O’Connor spends 10 weeks in Tete Province to conduct a fleet assessment of the Ministry of Health.
DHL Exel Supply Chain in Zambia, November 2006: Alan Warnock and Adam Shearman conducted a training of driver trainers as part of Transaid’s programme to develop commercial driving standards in Southern Africa.
Royal Mail in Kenya, August 2006: Vehicle Services Managers Mike Kington and Mick Whelan assess maintenance provision for health service vehicles and make recommendations on improvements.
Bibby Distribution in Kenya, July 2006: Driver Development Manager Brian Riddle and Regional Driver Trainer Dave Smith train ambulance drivers in the Kenyan health service to become driver assessors, in order to improve the efficiency and safety of the system.
MAN ERF and S & B Training in Nigeria, June 2006: Declan Donnelly, Pete Vill and Paul Sadler travel to Nigeria to build 3rd year MAN ERF apprentice Declan's design for a motorcycle ambulance trailer with local engineers and train the riders.
Pall-Ex in Ghana, April 2006: Pall-Ex MD Hilary Devey visits Ghana to examine the transport problems faced by women, health workers and commercial operators.
Christian Salvesen in Malawi, July 2005: Paul Dorling spends 3 weeks in Malawi developing driver qualifications and training for transport operators in Malawi and Zambia.
