ABUJA INDUSTRIAL PARK
|
|
- Quentin Russell
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 ABUJA INDUSTRIAL PARK
2 With the help of the ability to think, the man is able to prepare the ground for the crafts. However, to be able to materialize the life for himself,it is absolutely necessary for man to have the co-operation of his fellow men -Ibn Khaldun- An ant-hill that is destined to become a giant ant-hill will definitely become one, no matter how many times it is destroyed by elephants. -Nigerian Proverb.-
3 ABUJA INDUSTRIAL PARK
4 Organized Industrial Site Project, Abuja,Nigeria Total Area 245 hectares Total Parcel Number 177 Total Commercial Parcel 29 Total Technical Parcel 17 Total Road Length 10.6 km ABUJA INDUSTRIAL PARK Please find below the ABUJA INDUSTRIAL PARK Project parceling and road infrastructure line details and the distribution of industrial parcels. Zeberced Group has started this enormous project to supply more applicable and special area for gathering different sectors from all over the world to Nigeria. To promote sustainable development of Nigeria, Abuja Industrial Park will bring a great industrial vision and focus on increasing domestic production. So, more than estimated numbers of local people will be employed by the end of industrial park project. With 177 parcels area, the Park will bring a new and modern industrial culture and a great value to Abuja and Nigeria as well. BREAKDOWN OF INDUSTRIAL PLOTS m pieces m 2 4s m 2 8 pieces m 2 4 pieces m 2 5 pieces m pieces Total FS Line Total Storm Water LineCable Total Water Line Total Electrical Cable Total Telecommunication cable Total Natural Gas Line 9.6 km 9.7 km 10.4 km 8.6 km 29 km 24.1 km
5 177 PARCELS FOR FACTORIES After a professional and long running project designing process, Abuja Industrial Park project with 177 parcels have been created. As a Mixed Industrial Park Project, the Park will host 177 production areas from different sectors. Hence the city will make a serious progress to become an important production and industry center of the country. In fact with modern structure and NEO-production vision, Abuja Industrial Park is a candidate to be the example for the rest of the country. In addition to that, new support services, numerous small to medium-sized, workshops and new workplaces will be launched to supply to meet necessary requirements of functioning factories and businesses. Mostly by foreign investment, the Park will support economical development of Abuja. Different business experiences and production cultures will be transferred from all over the world to the Capital. Demand and supply mechanism will be well functioned in the zone by gathering production lines in one area. Convenience in obtaining permits to construct and operate factories, as well as in customs services, etc. Saving in investment in utility systems, Such as, Road, Power Supply, Telephones, Water, Drainage. Reduction in taxes and grating of other benefits by the Board of Investment to industrial estates.
6 PEOPLE DIRECTLY EMPLOYED It is planned that the factories to be opened at Abuja Industrial Park will employ directly almost employees. In different sectors, these skilled and unskilled workers will be the part of production and assist for development of Nigeria. Besides, Abuja Industrial Park will create a considerable amount of indirect employments in neighbor areas which will be named subsidiary industry. So, the project will provide employment more than the estimated number. Most importantly, workers will have opportunity to work in organized and well-disciplined facilities mostly established by foreign investors. Moreover, the Industrial Park Project will bring a great opportunity for the local people by establishing vocational-technical- schools to train people in order to provide the demand of the facilities. With this aim, yearly hundreds of unskilled and skilled workers will be educated with the chance of practicing in the factories and vocational school. Nigerian youths will be educated in vocational classes due to their talents. So, each will have skills so be part of the production process in the Park. Technical and vocational education and training (TVET) is a challenge for all countries in Africa.
7 MADE IN NIGERIA PRODUCTS Increasing Domestic Production Unfortunately a great number of goods and products in Nigerian market are imported from outside so that causes a dependent industry. That also decreases the speed of development of the country. However, Abuja Industrial Park Project brings a noteworthy solution which will be an example for the rest of the country. So, the goal of that project is to increase the number of Made in Nigeria Products and promoting a sustainable economic and social development first in Abuja and then for the entire country. What will Abuja Industrial Park carry out? The number of products stamped with Made in Nigeria will increase. That will boost the national pride and assist to economical capability of the country. Equity capital and natural resources will be saved and used for domestic production. The value of Nigerian product will rise up in the region and in the continent as well. Local people will feel themselves more sufficient enough by experiencing and training in facilities and technical schools, they hereby will be more eager to produce better quality goods. As also indicated by the United Nations Development Goals and African Development Agency, domestic production is the one key solution for promoting sustainable development of Africa. Hence Zeberced Group s endeavor for accomplishing Abuja Industrial Park Project will also serve for achieving those goals indicated by the UN and ADA.
8 BY THE ABUJA INSDUSTRIAL PARK INCREASING EXPORT AIRPORT DECREASING IMPORT RAILWAY INCREASING EXPORT DECREASING IMPORT INCREASINNG EXPORT DECREASING IMPORT Thanks to Abuja Industrial Park, the number of the export will increase, and together with the total production, the imports that cause reduction of the national resources will be decreased. Goods which will be produced by Nigerians will be easily distributed to the markets in the whole country. Most importantly, neighbor countries and other foreign countries will be able to demand of good quality products made in the Park. Thus, that will help to decrease the imported goods and increase export as well. Mines and natural resources of Nigeria will be used for the domestic production, accordingly the country will experience the greatest opportunity of using its own sources for domestic products. Increasing production level will transform Nigeria to a production center of the region. International and domestic trade will become an important source of money for Abuja. Investors will be invited to produce due to main needs of Abuja and the region. Thus, Demands for goods of fast urbanization of Abuja will be able to be provided by productions in the industrial park. HIGHWAY HELIPORT LOCATION ADVANTAGE Railway, Sea Port and Airport connections makes available for distribution of produced goods in the industrial park. Also transferring raw materials and machinery from overseas countries will be more applicable. Capital City, Abuja stays at the middle of the country therefore the location of the Industrial Park is very appropriate for logistic services to its neighbor countries; Chad, Cameroon, Niger, Benin. New rail road and highway roots have been developing by the endeavors of Nigerian Government. Rail road will be passing from inside of Abuja Industrial Park, so it will be available to load and unload carriages inside the private station in the Park.
9 Capital City: Abuja Currency: Naira Population: 175 milyon Square Measure: 923,768 km 2 WHY INVESTING IN NIGERIA? First, Nigeria has the highest population of African Continent with almost 180 million people. Approximately 70 million workforces in whole country. Noteworthy stimulus and support from government of Nigeria pulls many investors attention. In many sectors, there are important support and convenience which come from governments and states. 7 th big oil producer of the world. Also, the country has rich natural gas reserves and ore beds such as; granite, marble, chalk stone, tin, coal, iron, lead mine, zinc, gold and many others. Plus that Nigeria is the biggest timber producer of Africa. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Nigeria expanded 6.72 percent in the second quarter of 2013 over the same quarter of the previous year. Nigeria is one of 15 members of The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). Its mission is to promote economic integration and collaboration in West Africa. Almost every sector needs investment in Nigeria. Fast growing market and urbanization creates a serious demand for goods. Producers from many sectors hereby might find great opportunities. Investing Nigeria by establishing small-medium and large sized factories will affect the social and economical development. By transforming economical system from import based structure to self sufficiency level Nigerian uneven development will transform to a balanced and sustainable form of development. So that will make Nigeria an example for the rest of the region where highly needs such encouragement. There is a high need to diversify the Nigerian economy into the non-oil sector.this would help expand the sources of growth and make it broad based, both socially and geographically. Further development of agriculture, manufacturing and services could broaden growth, create employment and reduce poverty. Nigeria s long term aspiration is to be among the top 20 economies in the world by the year 2020.
10 The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is predicting that no continent will grow more strongly over the coming years. With Governments across Africa working to improve the business climate, there has never been a better time to invest. By investing, companies will not only grow their own balance sheets but create jobs, support local businesses and strengthen local communities across the continent. Africa s economy continues to show a high degree of resilience against global economic turbulences. Did you know? Intra-African trade averaged more than USD$ 40 billion annually between 2005 and 2010, and boasts a higher share of manufactured products than trade with other regions of the world.. INVESTMENT INCENTIVES IN NIGERIA General Incentives i. COMPANIES INCOME TAX The Companies Income Tax Act has been amended in order to encourage potential and existing investors and entrepreneurs. The current rate in all sectors, except for petroleum, is 30 percent. ii. PIONEER STATUS The grant of Pioneer Status to an industry is aimed at enabling the industry concerned to make a reasonable level of profit within its formative years. The profit so made is expected to be ploughed back into the business. Pioneer status is a tax holiday granted to qualified or (eligible) industries anywhere in the Federation. AFRICA TOMORROW Africa is rich in opportunities and potential. It is home to seven out of ten of the world s fastest growing economies. Africa s Collective GDP in 2020: $ 2.6 trillion. Africa s consumer spending in 2020: $ 1.4 trillion. Africa s workforce will become the world s largest by The number of African of working age in 2040: 1.1 billion. The number of new mobile phone subscribers signed up in Africa since 2000: 600 million. iii. TAX RELIEF FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Up to 120 percent of expenses on (R&D) are tax deductible, provided that such R&D activities are carried out in Nigeria and are connected with the business from which income or profits is derived. Also, for the purpose of R&D on Local raw materials, 140 percent of expenses are allowed. iv. INVESTMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE This is a form of incentive granted to industries that provide facilities that ordinarily, should have been provided by government. Such facilities include access roads, pipe borne water and electricity. Twenty percent (20%) of the cost of providing these infrastructural facilities, where they do not exist, is tax deductible.
11 v. LABOUR INTENSIVE MODE OF PRODUCTION Industries with high labour/capital ratio are entitled to tax concessions. These are industries with plants, equipment and machinery, which essentially are operated with minimal automation. Where there is automation, such automation should not be more than one process in the course of production. The rate is graduated in such a way that an industry employing 1,000 persons or more will enjoy 15 percent tax concession, while an industry employing 200 will enjoy 7 percent and those employing 100 will enjoy 6 percent and so on. Sectoral Incentives Industry (a) Companies with turnover of less than N1 million are taxed at a low rate of 20% for the first five years of operation if they are in the manufacturing business. (b) Dividend from companies in manufacturing sector with turnover of less than N1 million is tax free for the first five years of their operation. (c) Dividends derived from manufacturing companies in petrol chemical and chemical and liquefied natural gas subsector are exempted from tax. Largest African Economies GDP, bilion PPP dollars 2011 Real DGP growth (aver. ower Populatiın, Milions GDP per Capita, PPP dolars Africa Egypt South Africa Nigeria Algeria Morocco Angola Ethiopia Tunusia Sudan Kenya Ghana Tanzania Uganda Libya Cameroon Cote d lwoire Zambia Mozambique Botswana Free Trade Zones Locating in any Free Trade zone in Nigeria automatically confers on the investor, certain locational advantages as well as very generous incentives. These include: Relative proximity to major markets of Africa, Europe and America. Large domestic market for the 25% of production that FTZ producers can sell in the Customs Territory. Favourable quotas on certain products from Nigeria export to the European Union (EU) and the United States. Made in Nigeria products enjoy preferential tariffs concessions in EU. Abundant supply of skilled labour at very competitive rates; (For more details look at our web page and Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission ective GDP in 2020: $ 2.6 trillion. Source: African Economic Outlook, May 2012 % AFRICA Africa s consumer spending in 2020: $ 1.4 trillion. Africa s workforce will become the world s largest by The number of African of working age in 2040: 1.1 billion. The number of new mobile phone subscribers signed up in Africa since 2000: 600 million. (For more details look at our web page and Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) ) Real GDP Growth Rates Source: African Economic Outlook, May 2012
12 TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES Technical details of infrastructure facilities is as follows. Technical Infrastructural Area Distribution TREATMENT FACILITY AREA (38 598m²) TRANSFORMER AREA (40 507m²) TRAIN STATION (18 965m²) WASTE RECYCLING & SORTING AREA (29 666m²) WATER DEPOT (4 887m²) POWER GENERATION PLANT AREA (50000m²) 1s ELECTRICITY & NATURAL GAS SUPPLY The Energy to be consumed in the Abuja Industrial Park site will be generated in the energy conversion plant within the site, thus ensuring uninterrupted and clean power supply that is the most important need of the industry. Additionally, a natural gas distribution network to be used by all enterprises jointly will be constructed. Clean and uninterruptible power supply. Natural Gas supply guaranteed by the government. Nigeria needs to generate over 200,000MW; Currently it is still at less than 5,000MW.
13 WASTE WATER TREATMENT FACILITY Industrial wastewater treatment covers the mechanisms and processes used to treat waters that have been contaminated in some way by anthropogenic industrial or commercial activities prior to its release into the environment or its re-use. The goal of all water treatment process is to remove existing contaminants in the water, or reduce the concentration of such contaminants so the water becomes fit for its desired end-use. In the Abuja Industrial Park site, wastewater will be treated and turned into utility water by treatment facility, and used to water trees and green fields to water trees, green fields and for other purposes. WASTE SOLID RECYCLING FACILITY Recycling is the process of separating, collecting and remanufacturing or converting used or waste products into new materials. Recycling helps extend the life and usefulness of something that has already served its initial purpose by producing something that is useable. Thus in Abuja Industrial Park, one Waste Solid Recycling Facility will be functioning as a resource recovery practice that refers to the collection and refuse of waste materials such as empty beverage containers. The materials from which the items are made can be reprocessed into new products. Here are some great reasons why recycling is important: Recycling Saves the Earth Recycling Saves Energy Recycling Helps Mitigate Global Warming and Reduce Pollution Recycling Reduces Waste Products in Landfills Recycling Helps us to Save Money
14 PUBLIC AND SOCIAL FACILITIES Administrative and urban furniture areas distribution details are below. COMMERCIAL AREA (Mall, Hotel, Office, Market, Shop) (93 106m 2 ) ADMINISTRATIVE AND SOCIAL FACILITY AREA (29 888m 2 ) SPORTS FACILITY TRAINING CENTRE CUSTOMS AREA (16 391m 2 ) FAIR & EXHIBITION AREA (35 000m 2 ) BANK & RESTAURANT AREA (39 697m 2 ) 3 pieces SPORTS FACILITY AREA (26 505m 2 ) EDUCATIONAL FACILITY AREA (27 957m 2 ) RESTAURANT EXHIBITION AREA DEPOT-WAREHOUSE-COLD STORE AREA (35 928m 2 ) ARTICULATED LORRY/SERVICE PARK AREA (20 302m 2 ) FUEL OIL & FILLING FACILITY AREA (24 599m 2 ) 2 pieces RELIGIOUS FACILITY AREA (19517m 2 ) 2 pieces PARK AREA (35 513m 2 ) 10 pieces HOSPITAL POLICE STATION (10 076m 2 ) PUBLIC UTILITY AREA (7 495m 2 ) HELIPORT (11 568m 2 ) 2 pieces ABUJA INDUSTRIAL PARK Site will be a fully equipped with the state of the art technology and facilities ranging from hotels to host guest paying business visits, ultra modern banking facilities for easy financial transaction, well trained and equipped private security staffs to ensure security round the clock. A modern conference center for meetings, seminar and syndication are going to function for variety organizations. This new model shall bring a modern atmosphere into the Park in where producers and workers will benefit.
15 BANK HOTEL OFFICE WAREHOUSE MOSQUE CHURCH GAS STATION COLD STORAGE SECURITY PARK SERVICE AREA CONFERENCE CENTER POLICE STATION
16 (Data based on the Economic Community of West African States and Common Market of Eastern, Southern Africa Countries Agencies, Nigerian Government, D8 Countries reports, Wikipedia, UNDP, Republic of Turkey Ministry of Economy)
17 Zeberced Group Off Gbazango Road New Extension Kubwa-Abuja-Nigeria
Industrialise Africa
Industrialise Africa Industrialise Africa is one of five accelerators of the African Development Bank. The others are Feed Africa, Light Up and Power Africa, Integrate Africa, and Improve the Quality
More informationWorkshop on trade in services negotiations in the CFTA
Workshop on trade in services negotiations in the CFTA The role of services in Africa s economic transformation and trade Ottavia Pesce Economist, Regional Integration and Trade Division United Nations
More informationUNIÃO AFRICANA. Statement of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, HE Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, at the
AFRICAN UNION UNION AFRICAINE UNIÃO AFRICANA Statement of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, HE Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, at the Global changes and the 7 th Europe Economic Congress Katowice,
More informationAfrican Export-Import Bank Afreximbank
African Export-Import Bank Afreximbank Gwen Mwaba Director Trade Finance Geneva, 2017 African Export-Import Bank Banque Africaine D Import-Export Transforming Africa s Trade Trade Finance The Trade Finance
More informationTime for Africa. Capturing the African meat and poultry investment opportunity
Time for Africa Capturing the African meat and poultry investment opportunity Nan-Dirk Mulder, 4 October 2017 Rabobank: The world s leading global F&A bank Rabobank group global presence Rabobank in Africa
More informationIpad Presentation: TFR Operation in SADC Countries
Ipad Presentation: TFR Operation in SADC Countries Presentation Layout Overview of Transnet Freight Rail Role Played in SADC Infrastructure & Transport Challenges Elements of Vision 2025 Strategy Benefit
More informationThree African Futures. John Page The Brookings Institution University of Nevada at Las Vegas 7 April 2014
Three African Futures John Page The Brookings Institution University of Nevada at Las Vegas 7 April 2014 The Next Frontier? Africa has become the new frontier market Africa is the world s fastest-growing
More informationDURBAN INVEST Presentation by Eskom
DURBAN INVEST Presentation by Eskom 14 March 2011 Content 1. Brief overview of Eskom and its future positioning 2. Eskom Build program 3. Opportunities in SADC 4. Conclusion 2 The global challenge: To
More informationIndustry and infrastructure can contribute substantially to African economic growth
Industry and infrastructure can contribute substantially to African economic growth Sindiso Ndema Ngwenya Paper prepared for presentation at the Mining, Agriculture And Development: Bread from stones?
More informationIDC s role in boosting private investment in Energy Infrastructure
Day Month Year IDC s role in boosting private investment in Energy Infrastructure Lindi Toyi PPP SBU Head : Industrial Development Corporation NEPAD-OECD AFRICA INVESTMENT INITIATIVE 11-12 November 2009
More informationFAO Statistical Initiatives in Measuring Investment in Agriculture: Global Investment dataset and Country Investment profiles
FAO Statistical Initiatives in Measuring Investment in Agriculture: Global Investment dataset and Country Investment profiles Recent advances in Economic Statistics Sangita Dubey & Erdgin Mane Statistics
More informationTransport Solution 26 /10 /
Transport Solution 26 /10 / 2010 www.nepadbusinessfoundation.org Presentation Layout Global overview Infrastructure & Transport Challenges Elements of Vision 2025 Investment option Strategy Benefit Critical
More informationAfrica is rebounding from the global economic crisis UN Report
Africa is rebounding from the global economic crisis UN Report Investments in infrastructure, agricultural productivity growth and foreign investment underpinned strong domestic demand Addis Ababa, 18
More informationUpscaling Energy Infrastructure in African Countries: the Impact of the African Continental Free Trade Area
Upscaling Energy Infrastructure in African Countries: the Impact of the African Continental Free Trade Area UNCTAD Trade and Development Board, High-Level Panel Discussion on Energy for Structural Transformation
More informationNote: Proportion of the population aged from 15 to 65 in the total population. Source: United Nations Population Prospects
Chapter 4 Challenge of exploring the new frontier of emerging countries [The key point of Part II, Chapter 4] In Asian emerging countries, especially China, the working-age population is starting to decline.
More informationAT THE OFFICIAL LAUNCHING OF THE UNLOCKING AFRICAN MARKETS SYMPOSIUM IN KIMBERLEY, SOUTH AFRICA
KEYNOTE SPEECH BY HON. AMBASSADOR AMINA SALUM ALI: FORMER AFRICAN UNION AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES & MINISTER OF TRADE, INDUSTRY AND MARKETING, ZANZIBAR. AT THE OFFICIAL LAUNCHING OF THE UNLOCKING
More informationHKTDC World SME Expo. Peter S.O. Emuze. 2 nd December, 2011
HKTDC World SME Expo Peter S.O. Emuze 2 nd December, 2011 1. Business Outlook Introduction Infrastructure Finance 2. Investment Opportunities Reasons to invest in Nigeria Investment in oil and gas Investment
More informationThe Role of Social Justice in Development of Developing Countries
Ministry of Industries and Mines ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN Development of Developing Countries The China + India Factor: Implications for Developing Countries in the Asia and the Pacific Region 12th Session,
More informationVol. - 1, Issue: June WTO Memberships in Africa: No of member nations: 42. Newest Entry: Seychelles (April, 2015) No of Observer nations: 5
Vol. - 1, Issue: June 2015 India established its trade relations with the African countries as long back as in the 16th century. As emerging economies, India and Africa have a lot in common- rich natural
More informationAFRICA A NEW PLAYER IN THE ENERGY MARKET: - EAST AFRICA - EAST MEDITERRANEAN
AFRICA A NEW PLAYER IN THE ENERGY MARKET: - EAST AFRICA - EAST MEDITERRANEAN Eng. Khaled Abubakr Middle East & Africa Regional Coordinator, IGU Chairman, Egyptian Gas Association Chairman, TAQA Arabia
More informationI am very pleased to join H.E. Alassane Ouattara, the President. of Cote d Ivoire, in welcoming you to this second International
Helen Clark, UNDP Administrator Opening Speech at the Second International Conference on the Emergence of Africa Abidjan, Cote d Ivoire 28 March 2017 at 10:10am Word count: 1700, or 13.5 minutes I am very
More informationAFRICA S DEVELOPMENTAL ASPIRATIONS, the ENERGY CHALLENGE and MAXIMISING OPPORTUNITIES
AFRICA S DEVELOPMENTAL ASPIRATIONS, the ENERGY CHALLENGE and MAXIMISING OPPORTUNITIES (CONCENTRATING ON THE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY) MANDY RAMBHAROS ESKOM, SOUTH AFRICA SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA In
More informationGrowing Intra-Africa Trade and Investment. By: Oluwatoyin Sanni Group CEO, United Capital Plc
Growing Intra-Africa Trade and Investment By: Oluwatoyin Sanni Group CEO, United Capital Plc Introduction Introduction Africa s export trade heavily concentrated in primary commodities characterized by
More informationFOSTERING DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN IDB MEMBER COUNTRIES SEMINAR
FOSTERING DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN IDB MEMBER COUNTRIES SEMINAR For a multi-disciplinary approach in fostering the Construction Sector in IDB countries Dr. Zohra Merabet, NSCE, June 8, 2015
More informationConstruction Services: Contribution to Sustainable Development and Issues on Trade in Services. Emily MBURU DITC-UNCTAD
Construction Services: Contribution to Sustainable Development and Issues on Trade in Services Emily MBURU DITC-UNCTAD Content of the Presentation Scope of construction services Market trends and characteristics
More informationIDAL & THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS)
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS) investinlebanon.gov.lb THE ROLE OF IDAL IN ACHIEVING THE UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN LEBANON INTRODUCTION In 2016, the UN launched its 2030 Agenda
More informationPERU. Sectoral Activities Department. Wholesale & Retail Trade. Fig. 1: Employment by Major Economic Activity ('000s),
PERU 4,500 Fig. 1: Employment by Major Economic Activity ('000s), 2002-2008 Wholesale & Retail Trade 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 2002 2004 2006 2008 Source: ILO Laborsta; Persons aged
More informationEconomic And Social Commission For Western Asia. ESCWA IRENA Joint Study Potential of Manufacturing RE Equipment in the Arab Region
Economic And Social Commission For Western Asia ESCWA IRENA Joint Study Potential of Manufacturing RE Equipment in the Arab Region Background 2014: IRENA and LAS published Pan-Arab RE Strategy 2030: Road
More informationAfrica is on the move
Africa is on the move Focus on Nigeria The findings of the UNESCO Science Report Towards 2030 Greater interest in science, technology and innovation There are three main thrusts for many African vision
More informationBROILER PRODUCTION AND TRADE POULTRY AFRICA. Kevin Lovell. 5 October Feeding Africa - Our time is now
BROILER PRODUCTION AND TRADE POULTRY AFRICA Kevin Lovell 5 October 2017 Feeding Africa - Our time is now Why produce in Africa? 2 Before looking at dynamics of production and trade we should consider the
More informationUNWTO COMMISSION FOR AFRICA. Sixtieth meeting CHENGDU, CHINA 12 SEPTEMBER 2017 REPORT. Table of Contents. 1. Agenda... 2
CAF/DEC/60 CAF/DEC/60 UNWTO COMMISSION FOR AFRICA Sixtieth meeting CHENGDU, CHINA 12 SEPTEMBER 2017 REPORT Table of Contents Page 1. Agenda... 2 2. Decisions taken by the Commission.. 4 3. List of countries
More informationINVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND BUSINESS IN
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND BUSINESS IN THE AFRICAN CONTINENT World Services Group Spier Hotel, Stellenbosch, South Africa 13 October 2016 Dr Iraj Abedian PAN-AFRICAN INVESTMENT & RESEARCH SERVICES Outline
More informationGlobal Economic Prospects, 2007
Global Economic Prospects, 2007 Managing the Next Wave of Globalization Richard Newfarmer and Paul Brenton World Bank February, 2007 Strong growth in developing economies 7.0 Real GDP annual percent change
More informationZAMBIA SUGAR SITE VISIT. October 2015
ZAMBIA SUGAR SITE VISIT October 2015 AGENDA 1. Introduction 2. Market overview 3. Strategic response 2 MARKET OVERVIEW Sources The following market information has been compiled using data from the following
More informationInternational Fair of Khartoum 33 rd Session (25 th Jan. - 1 st Feb. 2016)
International Fair of Khartoum 33 rd Session (25 th Jan. - 1 st Feb. 2016) About the Fair & Venue: The International Fair of Khartoum is held at the Fair ground in Khartoum Sudan. Established 1976, the
More informationTHE INTEGRATED TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL HUB OF ABU DHABI
THE INTEGRATED TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL HUB OF ABU DHABI CONTENTS 04 04 The Capital Emirate 08 Connecting You to the World 06 The Pulse of Trade 12 Ready for Business CONTENTS 16 Tailored Solutions 22 Master
More informationGabon June Jardin Botanique, Libreville, Gabon. West Africa s Leading Platform for Wood and Forestry Transformation
Gabon WoodShow 2018 20-22 June 2018 Jardin Botanique, Libreville, Gabon West Africa s Leading Platform for Wood and Forestry Transformation Introduced by: www.gabonwoodshow.com In the Heart of Africa 75
More informationBoosting youth employment in Africa: what works and why?
Boosting youth employment in Africa: what works and why? Summary and highlights of the synthesis report for the INCLUDE/MFA conference, 30 May 2017 in The Hague 1 To download the full synthesis report
More informationAfrican Development Bank Group T THE ROLE OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN MANUFACTURING VALUE ADDED DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA
African Development Bank Group T THE ROLE OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN MANUFACTURING VALUE ADDED DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA PROF. JOHN C. ANYANWU* LEAD RESEARCH ECONOMIST DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH DEPARTMENT AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT
More informationECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION OF LLDC: CASE OF MONGOLIA, NEPAL, BHUTAN AND PARAGUAY
ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION OF LLDC: CASE OF MONGOLIA, NEPAL, BHUTAN AND PARAGUAY ODBAYAR ERDENETSOGT Executive Director Euro-Asian Regional Midterm Review of the VPoA for the LLDC Bangkok, Thailand 12 February,
More informationINCORPORATING INFORMAL SECTOR INTO NATIONAL ACCOUNTS IN AFRICA
INCORPORATING INFORMAL SECTOR INTO NATIONAL ACCOUNTS IN AFRICA Xiaoning Gong Chief, Economic Statistics and National Accounts Section, ACS, UNECA at 12 th ASSD, 2-4 Nov 2016, Tunis, Tunisia INCORPORATING
More informationCoal market a makro trend
Coal market a makro trend Wendelin Knauss Flensburg, März 2016 not to be copied or distributed without written consent Slide 0 HMS Bergbau AG Dry Bulk Trading from Berlin with Subsidiaries in South Africa,
More informationAnalysis of Research and Survey for Pakistan Apparel Exporters and Buyers March 2017 PPP Task Force for Marketing Strategy
Analysis of Research and Survey for Pakistan Apparel Exporters and Buyers March 2017 PPP Task Force for Marketing Strategy Project for Skills Development and Market Diversification (PSDMD) of Garment Industry
More informationEnergy policy (J )
Energy policy (J13-00604) COUNTRY REPORT (TOKYO, JUNE, 02 ND - 22 ND 2013) ----------------------- PRESENTED BY PATRICK YALIS ONGALLA, ELECTRICITY MANAGER. MINISTRY OF OIL, ENERGY AND HYDRAULIC RESSOURCES
More informationUAE Agriculture Market Overview
UAE Agriculture Market Overview AccEssMeeting Business Invest Road Show UAE-Russia October 29, 2014 Presented by: Sari Al Abdulrazzak, Head of MEED Insight Table of Contents I Overview of UAE Land Area
More informationSierra Leone & Liberia Business Day. The Hague, Netherlands Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018
Sierra Leone & Liberia Business Day The Hague, Netherlands Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 W Who we are The National Investment Commission (NIC) was established September 6, 1979 and amended in 2010. The NIC
More informationEthiopia: Policies for productivity growth and structural transformation. G-24 Technical Group Meeting, Addis Ababa, February 27, 2017
Ethiopia: Policies for productivity growth and structural transformation G-24 Technical Group Meeting, Addis Ababa, February 27, 2017 Outline of presentation Country context Reorientation in political
More informationGABON SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE
INTRODUCTION: Gabon is a picturesque and oil rich country in West Central Africa. With the Atlantic Ocean on the West, it shares the Northern boundary with Cameroon & Equatorial Guinea and the Eastern
More informationWorld Chambers Competition
World Chambers Competition Best education and training project Eskişehir Chamber of Industry Turkey FINALIST 2017 World Chambers Competition For the Category of Best Job Creation and Business Development
More informationThe Performances and Challenges of Growth and Transformation Plan I in Ethiopia: the Case of Economic Growth and Social Development, Part I
The Performances and Challenges of Growth and Transformation Plan I in Ethiopia: the Case of Economic Growth and Social Development, Part I By Teshome Adugna (PhD) 1 1. Introduction September 27, 2015
More informationWood Lot Development in The Gambia Project Profile
Wood Lot Development in The Gambia Project Profile April 20 Why The Gambia? Situated on the Atlantic coast and with a navigable river that flows more than,00km inland, The Gambia is the ideal entry and
More informationYour Southern Road to China Hong Kong/ Dongguan, Your Manufacturing Platform
Your Southern Road to China Hong Kong/ Dongguan, Your Manufacturing Platform Introduction Dongguan in southern China s Pearl River Delta is one of the Chinese mainland s fastest-moving city economies and
More informationPoultry Processing in The Gambia. Project Profile
Poultry Processing in The Gambia Project Profile Why The Gambia? Situated on the Atlantic coast and with a navigable river that flows more than,00km inland, The Gambia is the ideal entry and exit point
More informationVALUE CHAINS AND GAINS. Ghana the Gateway to Africa
VALUE CHAINS AND GAINS Ghana the Gateway to Africa Joint presentation by MOFA, MOTI, GIPC, GEPA 17 th September, 2013 1 presentation outline Ghana - Overview Ghana s Competitive Advantages Cashew Industry
More informationSUB-SAHARAN AFRICA (SSA) POWER SECTOR STRATEGY. October 2016
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA (SSA) POWER SECTOR STRATEGY October 2016 Table of Contents Table of Contents 1. How we approach assessment of a regional market? 2. Example: Sub-Sahara Africa (SSA) 3. SSA strategy on
More informationTHE MIDDLE BLACK SEA REGION INVESTMENT AREAS GUIDE Organized Industrial Zones 3 Technoparks
THE MIDDLE BLACK SEA REGION INVESTMENT AREAS GUIDE www.oka.org.tr 16 Organized Industrial Zones 3 Technoparks contents Organized Industrial Zones Amasya Corum Samsun Tokat Technoparks Corum Samsun Tokat
More informationDANGEROUS HIGH-CARBON TRAJECTORY
POWER PEOPLE PLANET Seizing Africa s energy and climate opportunities THE ENERGY LEAPFROG African countries need energy strategies that drive growth, and reduce energy poverty, while transitioning to a
More informationCold Storage Facilities in The Gambia
Cold Storage Facilities in The Gambia WHY THE GAMBIA? Situated on the Atlantic coast and with a navigable river and tributaries that flow more than 1,100km inland, The Gambia is the ideal entry and exit
More informationBuilding Capacity for Africa
Building Capacity for Africa Agility at a glance $ 4.3 Billion annual revenue More than 22,000 employees Global network of 550 offices in 100+ countries Global leader Global Footprint With more than 22,000
More informationNETWORK OF AFRICAN SCIENCE ACADEMIES: NASAC
NETWORK OF AFRICAN SCIENCE ACADEMIES: NASAC Prof. Mostapha BOUSMINA President Website: www.nasaconline.org Email: m.bousmina@academiesciences.ma G7 meeting in Rome, Italy May 3 rd, 2017 About NASAC: Mission
More informationDownstream Polymers Industry Outlook
Downstream Polymers Industry Outlook Presentation at Textiles and Plastics Investors Conclave Surat, India 02 September 2018 Sanjay Sharma Vice President, IHS Markit Chemical Consulting Middle East and
More information--Elaborate the Development of China-Africa Economic and Trade Cooperation
Annual Report of China-Africa Economic and Trade Relation --Elaborate the Development of China-Africa Economic and Trade Cooperation China-Africa Research Center --An Academic Institution Devoted to Research
More informationHYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT IN NORTH AFRICA
HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT IN NORTH AFRICA H.E. KAMAL ALI MOHAMED SUDAN 1- GENERAL 1-1 The population of Africa are about 700 Million people, and the energy consumption in Africa constitutes less than 3% of
More informationRenewable Energy Development in Africa
Now Available Trends, Outlook, Opportunities and Projections India Infrastructure Research www.indiainfrastructure.com Current rate of electrification and future targets for renewable energy in Africa
More informationHow freight transport can contribute to the achievement of sustainable economic development in Zimbabwe
UNCTAD Multiyear Expert Meeting on Transport, Trade Logistics and Trade Facilitation 21-23 November 2018, Geneva Sustainable freight transport in support of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
More informationPunjab - An Emerging Investment Hub. Seminar on investment opportunities in Pakistan Rome, Italy April 2016
Punjab - An Emerging Investment Hub Seminar on investment opportunities in Pakistan Rome, Italy April 2016 Pakistan Asia s Next Big Market Multilateral Agencies And Leading International Entities Have
More informationSeaport competitiveness in Africa
Seaport competitiveness in Africa www.med.com Soteri Gatera Chief, Industrialization & Infrastructure Section Regional Integration and Trade Division, ECA Content Introduction Seaports performance in Africa
More informationINFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT KAS-SAIIA Roundtable Discussion: Investment in Africa: Infrastructure and Regional Value Chains CYRIL PRINSLOO AND RUDOLF DU PLESSIS 7 DECEMBER 2017 INFRASTRUCTURE
More informationShrimp and Crayfish Farming in The Gambia Project Profile
Shrimp and Crayfish Farming in The Gambia Project Profile April 20 Why The Gambia? Situated on the Atlantic coast and with a navigable river and tributaries that flow more than,00km inland, The Gambia
More informationFuture prospects in Africa for the transportation & logistics industry. Africa gearing up.
Future prospects in Africa for the transportation & logistics industry Africa gearing up www.pwc.com/africagearingup Methodology PwC 15 Methodology As Africa has risen to prominence as an investment destination
More informationContents. The interface between the mining and manufacturing sectors in South Africa. Jorge Maia Head: Department of Research and Information
Contents The interface between the mining and manufacturing sectors in South Africa Jorge Maia Head: Department of Research and Information Contents A changing economy 1 Mining and manufactured products
More informationUNMISTAKABLE SIGNS OF AGRI-FOOD SYSTEMS TRANSFORMATION INAFRICA
UNMISTAKABLE SIGNS OF AGRI-FOOD SYSTEMS TRANSFORMATION INAFRICA T.S. Jayne and Holger Kray Seminar at Agricultural Working Group meeting 9 April 2018 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 7 UNMISTAKABLE SIGNS OF AGRI-FOOD
More informationEconomic and Social Council
United Nations Economic and Social Council E/ECA/CGSD/1/2 Distr.: General 30 November 2015 Original: English Economic Commission for Africa Committee on Gender and Social Development First session Addis
More informationUS$ Million Electrical machines and apparatus having individual functions
Opportunities Abound in Thailand s Machinery Industry Boasting 50,000 enterprises and 400,000 workers, Thailand s machinery and metalworking industry resounds with activity. Demand for more sophisticated
More informationEconomic System & Factors of Economic Growth
Economic System & Factors of Economic Growth Standards SS6E1 The student will analyze different economic systems. a. Compare how traditional, command, and market, economies answer the economic questions
More informationKorea definitely has the credibility to share its economic development experience with Africa.
Speech delivered by Akinwumi Adesina, President of the African Development Bank, at the Ministerial Roundtable on Transforming Africa s Agriculture through Industrialization and Inclusive Finance, at the
More informationBusiness Going Global
Business Going Global How local Business can capitalize on global opportunities A Case for SA SMMEs in Africa Three billion people in the world live on less than $2.50 a day. These people are not poor
More informationTransforming Africa s s Cocoa Economy: Opportunities, Challenges and the Role of Finance
Transforming Africa s s Cocoa Economy: Opportunities, Challenges and the Role of Finance Presented by Jean Louis EKRA President, Afreximbank Paper Delivered at the 85 th Regular Session of International
More informationOPPORTUNITIES IN NIGERIA S MINERALS SECTOR
OPPORTUNITIES IN NIGERIA S MINERALS SECTOR MINISTRY OF MINES AND STEEL DEVELOPMENT, ABUJA, NIGERIA BY DIEZANI ALISON-MADUEKE (MRS.), HONOURABLE MINISTER OF MINES AND STEEL DEVELOPMENT. LONDON, WEDNESDAY,
More informationAfrican Development Bank Strategy Presentation
African Development Bank Strategy Presentation May 3, 2018 A Southern Africa Regional Perspective 1 African Development Bank Resourcing the AfDB for effective delivery About This Presentation 1. AfDB Overview
More informationMaize Processing for Poultry Feed in The Gambia. Project Profile
Maize Processing for Poultry Feed in The Gambia Project Profile Why The Gambia? Situated on the Atlantic coast and with a navigable river that flows more than,00km inland, The Gambia is the ideal entry
More informationStat ist ics at METI
JAPAN Stat ist ics at METI Our Mission We, Research and Statistics Department, provide reliable economic industrial statistics to grasp economic trends quickly and accurately. In order to respond to every
More informationPresentation Emerging technologies and the SDGs
Presentation Emerging technologies and the SDGs Workshop on Science, Technology and Innovation for SDGs 29 November 1 December 2017 Songdo Convensia, Incheon, Republic of Korea Edward Lorenz University
More informationOyster Farming in The Gambia Project Profile
Oyster Farming in The Gambia Project Profile April 20 Why The Gambia? Situated on the Atlantic coast and with a navigable river and tributaries that flow more than,00km inland, The Gambia is the ideal
More informationLogistics Park MULTIMODAL LOGISTICS PARK IN THE CENTER OF EUROPE LINKING EAST AND WEST ON THE NEW SILK ROAD
Logistics Park MULTIMODAL LOGISTICS PARK IN THE CENTER OF EUROPE LINKING EAST AND WEST ON THE NEW SILK ROAD IN BRIEF The underlying idea of Eurohub is to create a logistics and industrial hub bringing
More informationYour Gateway to Middle East and Africa
Your Gateway to Middle East and Africa Coordinated by : Investors meet on 18th Januray 2018 - Thursday at Shagrila Bar Al Jissah" College of Banking and Financial Studies Muscat Chapter of the Institute
More information13 October 2016 Presentation Document. Gaining a competitive edge in Africa Jorge Camarate
13 October 2016 Presentation Document Gaining a competitive edge in Africa Jorge Camarate Africa shows that conventional strategies often don t work Nestle cuts 15% of jobs in 21 African countries! Albanese
More informationUnit 4. The secondary sector 1. The secondary sector - Industry is the activity that transforms raw materials into manufactured products.
Unit 4. The secondary sector 1. The secondary sector - Industry is the activity that transforms raw materials into manufactured products. Industry requires raw materials, energy sources (provide the force)
More informationRearing Poultry for Meat in The Gambia. Project Profile
Rearing Poultry for Meat in The Gambia Project Profile Why The Gambia? Situated on the Atlantic coast and with a navigable river that flows more than,00km inland, The Gambia is the ideal entry and exit
More informationRearing Poultry for Eggs in The Gambia Project Profile
Rearing Poultry for Eggs in The Gambia Project Profile April 20 Why The Gambia? Situated on the Atlantic coast and with a navigable river that flows more than,00km inland, The Gambia is the ideal entry
More informationRearing Poultry for Eggs in The Gambia. Project Profile
Rearing Poultry for Eggs in The Gambia Project Profile Why The Gambia? Situated on the Atlantic coast and with a navigable river that flows more than,00km inland, The Gambia is the ideal entry and exit
More informationInternational Tropical Timber Organization
International Tropical Timber Organization PD 700/13 Rev.2 (I) : DEVELOPMENT OF INTRA-AFRICAN TRADE AND FURTHER PROCESSING IN TROPICAL TIMBER AND TIMBER PRODUCTS PHASE I [STAGE 1] Establishment of quarterly/monthly
More informationDo imports create decent jobs in Africa? Evidence from firm-level data
Do imports create decent jobs in Africa? Evidence from firm-level data Marta Duda-Nyczak Christian Viegelahn 10 May, 2016 Abstract This paper evaluates whether importing is related to the quantity and
More informationFacilitating Competitive Financing to the Cashew Industry. Francisco Campos, World Bank
Facilitating Competitive Financing to the Cashew Industry Francisco Campos, World Bank The World Bank Group in a snapshot World Bank (IBRD/IDA) IFC International Finance Corporation MIGA Multilateral Investment
More informationEMPLOYMENT RESEARCH BRIEF EMPLOYMENT IMPACT OF INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS IN JORDAN
EMPLOYMENT RESEARCH BRIEF EMPLOYMENT IMPACT OF INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS IN JORDAN This country brief provides insights into the various employment outcomes of European Investment Bank (EIB)-financed
More informationYour trading partner for Libya.
Your trading partner for Libya. NETWORK FLEXIBILITY TRADING EXPERIENCE TRIPOLI BERLIN MARKET INFORMATION EFFICIENCY RELIABILITY COMPANY INFORMATION 02 MDC your gateway to Libya. We at MDC Libya Development
More informationFDI for Sustainable Development and the SDGs - National Challenges and Policy Responses
FDI for Sustainable Development and the SDGs - National Challenges and Policy Responses Seyed Komail Tayebi Director of CEIEUI, Department of Economics, University of Isfahan, Iran Zahra Zamani Department
More informationClimate Change Finance African Development Bank A.BEILEH Ag. Director, Agric & Agro-Industry Department
Climate Change Finance African Development Bank A.BEILEH Ag. Director, Agric & Agro-Industry Department Climate Change and Development for Africa Addis Abeba 17-19 October 2011 Outline Overview on Climate
More informationThe Indian National Policy on Electronics
The Indian National Policy on Electronics The electronics industry estimated at USD 1.75 Trillion is the largest and fastest growing manufacturing industry in the world. According to the Indian Ministry
More informationPakistan & Iran. Country Information:
Country Information: Iran's economy is marked by statist policies, inefficiencies, and reliance on oil and gas exports, but Iran also possesses significant agricultural, industrial, and service sectors.
More information