Technology Partners are important to the solution of current economic issues in many regions of the world. Technology is complex and must be understood, evaluated and placed within a proper funding structure. Governments are typcially in need of proven technologies without risk of failure due to many factors outside the governments direct control or expertise. Through the EFM structure, the risk of technologies is validated under strict environments which control the validation and commercialization of technologies. These technologies are often slowely integrated with proven and accepted technologies that allow for the benefit of these technologies to be proved directly to economic development for the benefit of the EFC country. Technology requires the transfering of skills, knowledge and often related required supporting infrastructure to be implemented in developing countries. This is why EFM is committed to working with universities and education within the central EFC structure and provides a proven value added job (skills) transfer method for the developing countries to benefit from technology. EFM assists in creating a safe and benificail environment for transfering technology for all realted parties which properly allocated risk and responsibilites for sustainable economic growth.

EFM Identifies technologies through its world-wide partners in R&D and together with relationships in Israel. BMA has provided technologies to EFM for implementation in projects with EFC structures and these technologies include proven technologies proven to provide an advantage to economic development and funding of essential infrastructure projects. EFM is constantly seeking to develop more technoliges which can solve current and future issues which slow or destablize economic growth.