Countries
Dive deep into the highlights of the countries where IDN has developed vast experience. In each context, we combine Norwegian technical expertise with a close understanding of local institutions, markets, and constraints. The country profiles below provide an overview of our work, key sectors, and insights gained through long-term engagement on the ground.
Bulgaria
Bulgaria, in Southeastern Europe, is known for its Black Sea coast, mountain landscapes, and a growing focus on renewable energy. An EU member since 2007.
Colombia
Colombia, in northern South America, is known for its coffee-growing regions, Caribbean and Pacific coastlines, and extraordinary biodiversity. Its capital, Bogotá, anchors a fast-diversifying economy.
Croatia
Croatia, on the Adriatic Sea, is known for its coastline, islands, and historic cities. An EU member since 2013 with a growing green and blue economy.
Estonia
Estonia, on the Baltic Sea, is known for its digital-first society, medieval capital Tallinn, and innovative tech and green-energy startups. An EU member since 2004.
Greece
Greece, at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, is famed for its islands, ancient history, and Mediterranean culture. An EU member since 1981.
Latvia
Latvia, on the Baltic Sea, is known for its forests, historic Riga old town, and a growing focus on climate action and green innovation. An EU member since 2004.
Lithuania
Lithuania, on the Baltic Sea, blends a historic old-town capital, Vilnius, with vast forests and a fast-growing fintech and technology sector. An EU member since 2004.
Poland
Poland, in Central Europe, pairs historic cities like Kraków and Warsaw with a strong industrial base, forests, and a Baltic coastline. An EU member since 2004 with a fast-growing economy.
Portugal
Portugal, on Europe's Atlantic coast, is known for its historic coastal cities, maritime heritage, and growing focus on renewable energy and the blue economy. An EU member since 1986.
Romania
Romania, in Southeastern Europe, spans the Carpathian Mountains and Danube Delta, with a fast-modernizing economy. An EU member since 2007 with a growing tech and innovation sector.
Slovakia
Slovakia, in Central Europe, is known for the Tatra Mountains, historic Bratislava, and a strong automotive manufacturing industry. An EU member since 2004.
Tanzania
Tanzania, in East Africa, is home to Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, and the Indian Ocean island of Zanzibar, with an economy centered on agriculture and tourism.