Proposal for the National Institute of Biodiversity and Conservation Areas (INBAC) to establish a potential environmental conservation area in Morro do Moco region in Huambo. In this region there are important remnants of the afromontane forest, which is naturally restricted to narrow gorges and steep mountain valleys of the highest peaks, typically above 2000 m in altitude. Morro do Moco can be considered as the most important place in Angola for the conservation of birds, particularly for three endemic species, the mountain francolin (Pternistis swierstrai), the Angolan flycatcher (Dioptrornis brunneus) and the mountain-hummingbird (Cinnyris ludovicensis).

Environmental and Social Impact Study for the 220 kV transmission line that will connect the city of Lubango (Huíla) and the city of Moçâmedes (Namibe) within the scope of the Energy Angola 2025 Strategy. The project also includes the construction of a substation in Namibe. The scope of Holísticos' work also includes the elaboration of the Stakeholder Engagement Plan and its implementation. The studies will be guided by national legislation as well as by the environmental and social guidelines of JICA (Japanese International Cooperation Agency).

Environmental and Social Impact Study for the construction of a run-of-the-river dam to be built on the Cuango River in the province of Lunda-Norte. The scope of Holístico's work also includes the elaboration of the Stakeholder Engagement Plan and its implementation as well as environmental and social surveys in the rainy and dry season. The studies will be carried out taking into account national legislation as well as the World Bank's environmental and social guidelines.

Holísticos has been working for a variety of clients who are active in Angola in various sectors.

A list of our company's main customers in the period between 2007 and 2020 is shown below: