P2 Infrastructure Logo Design

P2 Infrastructure

Company Name: P2 Infrastructure
P2 Infrastructure is a joint venture between two companies, Pensar Infrastructure and Palladium Group. This joint venture has strategic importance to Pensar whose expertise is in delivering infrastructure projects in Australia. The significance of Pensar’s involvement in the JV is the gateway to growth in building vital infrastructure in developing nations in the Pacific (off shore of Australia); a key objective in the strategic business plan. Palladium Group’s expertise is in the depth of government relationships with the department of foreign affairs, in the consultancy of project management in localised pacific islands.

COMPANY A
Name: Pensar Infrastructure
Speciality: Infrastructure delivery
Website: https://pensar.com.au/

Delivering holistic and multidisciplinary solutions to the diverse requirements of today’s infrastructure. Project span across:
• Power & data infrastructure
• Water & wastewater infrastructure
• Structures & building infrastructure
• Concrete and infrastructure remediation
• Subsurface Utility Engineering
• Civil infrastructure

COMPANY B
Name: Palladium Group
Speciality: Working with governments, businesses, and investors to solve the world's most pressing challenges using strategic models and plans.
Website: https://thepalladiumgroup.com/
Offers services to developing nations including:
• Program Management
• Strategy
• Impact Investment
• Procurement & Logistics
• Areas of Expertise
• Capital Advisory
• Economic Growth
• Education and Workforce Development
• Environment
• Governance, Law & Justice
• Health
• Humanitarian Aid
• Impact Measurement
• Inclusive Growth
• Innovative Finance

Notes
• Logo does not need to include exact elements from both company logos but should feel like part of a family

Background - General
DFAT:
o 2019- $2 billion infrastructure initiative will significantly boost Australia's support for infrastructure development in Pacific countries and Timor? It will use grant funding combined with loans to support the development of high priority infrastructure.
o The Pacific region is estimated to need US$3.1 billion in investment per year to 2030. As a partner and friend, Australia has a long track record of supporting critical infrastructure in the Pacific region. For many years, the Australian aid program has worked to build the capacity of Pacific governments to construct and maintain critical infrastructure. This new initiative is the next step for our assistance to this sector.
Developing Nations Infrastructure problems:
o Infrastructure problems are the bane of developing nations. Infrastructure is the medium, the tools and techniques of executing a project, programme or strategy. Demand for infrastructural development is higher and resources used in provision of infrastructure are limited in developing nations. There is no doubt that infrastructure is the key component of the investment climate, leading to reduced costs of doing business and enabling people to access markets. Fundamentally, infrastructure promotes trade and integration into world markets, and is key to human development, including the delivery of social services such as health and education. Developing nations leaders’ lack of vision had widened the gap in infrastructure demand and provision. Maintenance culture is also lacking in developing nations. Most infrastructures are now decayed and need repair or replacement.
o Sustainable infrastructure development in developing nations involves identifying the right project, carrying out feasibility and viability studies and carrying out physical development of the project. The challenges are numerous and include finance, technology for development, maintenance and design. The challenges also include international requirements of project to be sustainably developed. Projects must meet the carbon emission standard set by international organizations, communities must be bio-diversified and emit as little greenhouse gases(GHGs) as possible through sustainable energy use, natural environment must be conserved and so on.