Project Everest Ventures Videos

Making an Impact in India

Since July 2019, we've been shaping social impact in the awesome state of Odisha in India. With projects across clean energy infrastructure, fuel sustainability, and Agtech consulting, and partnerships with local organisations, universities and communities, it's a pretty incredible place to get to enable some real world impact.

Gabe's leader story

Gabe is our resident go-to-man for all things Health Consulting in Malawi - despite his PEV roots stemming back to Cambodia over a year ago!

Timor Leste in 30 Seconds

Project Everest Ventures creates socially beneficial, affordable and tailored business solutions that address needs in local communities.

Social Consulting

Social Consulting is aiming to arm the local community in Malawi with access to microfinancing loans and payment plans for socially beneficial products and services.

What is Project Everest?

Project Everest Ventures creates socially beneficial, affordable and tailored business solutions that address needs in local communities.

Hidden Hunger

Hidden Hunger is a venture that aims to address a number of severe social issues that emerging economies face, including stunted growth, lack of food security, and barriers to economic empowerment.

Agriculture Assessment | Malawi

Pat's leader story

Meet Pat. This is his first time in Malawi, second time as a team leader, and third project to be part of. Wow!

Energy Assessment | Malawi

PEV in Timor Leste

Project Everest - The Carrot

At Project Everest we solve social issues within communities using enterprise by creating businesses that offer socially beneficial goods or services.

Sorrell | Leaders in Action

Spotlight on Team Leader Sorrell; back in Malawi with the Social Consulting project over December '18.

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