Storvik Consult conducted a survey and prepared a report to provide the Finnish Transport Agency with a “bird’s eye view” of future transport requirements in the Arctic, including Finnish Lapland, Northern Norway, Northern Sweden and Murmansk Oblast, Russia.
In 2007 the key investors of the Kharyaga field development project - oil companies Total and Statoil – decided to support the Administration of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug in construction of a new secondary school No.2 in Naryan-Mar.
Within the frames of the Abandonment and Drug Use Prevention Programme in the Murmansk Region, Save the Children Norway together with the Murmansk City Administration established the Juvenile Abandonment and Drug Use Prevention Center in Murmansk.
Within the frames of the project of establishing Post-Boarding Rehabilitation Centres for Boading School Graduates in the Murmansk region, SOS Children’s Villages Norway (SOS-Barnebyer) has refurbished a number of facilities in Monchegorsk, Kovdor and Polyarnye Zori.
For several years Storvik Consult assisted in arrangement of the joint exhibition stand for the enterprises of the Norwegian County Finnmark at the annual exhibition “Sea. Resources. Technologies.” in Murmansk
Since the middle of 1990- s due to increase of the passenger and freight traffic flow at the Russian-Norwegian border, construction of a new automobile checkpoint at the Russian-Norwegian border has become an urgent issue
In 2007 the key investors of the Kharyaga field development project - oil companies Total and Statoil – decided to support the Administration of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug in construction of a new secondary school No.2 in Naryan-Mar.
On request from Mekonomen AB, Storvik Consult implemented a survey of personal car dealers and service market in Murmansk
The humanitarian organization Norwegian People’s Aid has implemented a number of international social projects in the Murmansk region.
For several years Storvik Consult assisted in arrangement of the joint exhibition stand for the enterprises of the Norwegian County Finnmark at the annual exhibition “Sea. Resources. Technologies.” in Murmansk
Since the middle of 1990- s due to increase of the passenger and freight traffic flow at the Russian-Norwegian border, construction of a new automobile checkpoint at the Russian-Norwegian border has become an urgent issue