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For 25 years, Project Associates has acted as a strategic advisor to governments, corporations, and individuals. Our role is to analyse the challenge, devise and implement the strategy, and help our clients achieve the right result.
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Below is a list of the cookies currently set by our domain (first-party cookies):
Name
Category
Purpose
Expiry
AWSALB
Strictly necessary cookies
AWS Classic Load Balancer Cookie: Load Balancing Cookie: Used to map the session to the instance.
1 hour
Performance cookies
Google analytics cookie. Used to distinguish users and sessions.
2 years
Performance cookies
Tracking ID for the analytics
2 years
Performance cookies
Tracking ID for the analytics
2 years
Performance cookies
Used to distinguish users.
24 hours
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