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The document discusses the economic consequences of Ukraine ratifying an Association Agreement with the EU. It finds that this will:
1) Positively impact Ukraine's financial accounts and domestic lending by intensifying capital inflows, but reforms are needed in banking and financial markets.
2) Have a longer-term positive effect on foreign direct investment by improving the court system, though more reforms are required to boost investor confidence.
3) Negatively impact Ukraine's trade balance in the short-term, 1-3 years, but this can be minimized by currency devaluation, improving goods quality standards, and integration plans with the EU.
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This document discusses opportunities for increased inbound tourism to Black Sea destinations. It notes that the Black Sea region attracted over 94 million international tourists in 2012, representing 18% of European tourism. Turkey is the 6th most visited country globally while Russia is 9th. Events like Euro 2012 boosted Ukraine's tourism. Bulgaria and Romania also saw arrivals growth. Trends in the region include improved infrastructure and accessibility, new hotels, and marketing to attract MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions) tourism and extend seasons. The document predicts continued strong growth in European tourism arrivals from 500 million currently to nearly 750 million by 2030.
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The document summarizes the priorities for protecting the Black Sea environment and natural resources. It discusses the Black Sea ecosystem and regional environmental problems like eutrophication, overfishing, loss of biodiversity, and pollution. It outlines the regional governance through the Convention for the Protection of the Black Sea and the Black Sea Commission. It provides an overview of the current state of the Black Sea environment, noting improvements like decreased nutrient loads and increasing biodiversity and ecosystem efficiency. It identifies ongoing priorities like addressing climate change impacts, ballast water management, and oil spill response.
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The Ukraine Horticulture Development Project aims to increase productivity and profits for at least 5,000 farms and households by 2013. It provides training, consulting, market access, and infrastructure support to farmers growing crops like grapes, vegetables, berries and herbs. The project partners with local organizations to deliver services like seminars, study tours, and a marketing information system to help farmers succeed.
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3) Negatively impact Ukraine's trade balance in the short-term, 1-3 years, but this can be minimized by currency devaluation, improving goods quality standards, and integration plans with the EU.
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- Singapore adopted pro-business and pro-foreign investment policies, attracting multinational corporations through incentives and industrial parks, spurring economic growth.
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This document discusses opportunities for increasing global food and agricultural production through investment. It notes that food demand is projected to increase 70% by 2050 due to population and income growth. However, land and water resources are scarce. There are high potential gaps between current production levels and capacity in regions like Latin America, the Black Sea Region, and Africa due to favorable natural conditions. The document promotes increasing agricultural investment to $83 billion annually by 2050, a 50% rise from the past decade's average, to boost output and meet rising demand. It provides examples of IFC investment and advisory programs in Ukraine to improve access to finance, production efficiencies, and supply chain development in the agricultural sector.
BSEF 2013 macroeconomy Oleg Ustenko
The document discusses economic challenges facing countries in the Black Sea region. Export-led growth has been unimpressive due to weaknesses in the Eurozone and Russia. Tighter access to external borrowing is limiting investment and consumer spending growth. A shift to investment-based growth is also not occurring due to a poor investment climate, especially in Russia and Ukraine. Higher private domestic and foreign investment is needed in key sectors to unlock new sources of economic growth.
BSEF 2013 invest/crimea Kazana-Wisniowiecki
This document outlines the goal, functions, and opportunities of an organization aimed at accelerating achievement of the Crimean Strategy goals. The organization's functions include capacity building, analytical services, convening stakeholders, promoting Crimea's image, and providing operational support. It represents an opportunity to absorb public and private funds to support investors and enable businesses to implement social responsibility projects through a transparent platform.
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Crimea tourism (Psariov)
The Crimea has a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and mild winters. It has over 600 health resort establishments and 100 hotels, attracting about 6 million visitors annually for its mineral springs, mud deposits, and rehabilitation treatments. Tourism activities in the Crimea include hiking, diving, wine tours, cruises, cultural sites from different eras, and entertainment festivals. The region aims to increase investments and promote its tourism industry through international exhibitions and familiarization trips.
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The document discusses the OECD's work with the Black Sea region to promote private sector development and job creation. It notes that while the region experienced high growth prior to the global financial crisis, the crisis significantly impacted the region due to structural vulnerabilities and exposure to international trade shocks. Unemployment rose and foreign financing declined sharply. The short term economic outlook remains uncertain. Priority actions discussed include improving social policies and indicators, diversifying trade, and unleashing the economic potential of the region through structural reforms focused on social development, the environment, and the private sector.
BSEF 2013 tourism Guniz Atis Azrak
The document discusses tourism statistics for Turkey and Istanbul. It notes that the number of visitors to Turkey has increased by around 36% over 6 years, while tourism revenue has increased by around 40% over 6 years. For Istanbul specifically, the number of visitors has increased from around 6.5 million in 2007 to over 9.3 million in 2012, a rise of over 35% in 6 years. The document also states that Istanbul was ranked the number 1 congress destination in the world in 2011 and 2012 by hosting over 500 delegates. Key reasons for Istanbul's popularity include its accessibility, convention centers, hotels, and quality of services.
BSEF 2013 energy Okan Yardimci
Okan Yardimci presented an outlook for natural gas supply in the Black Sea region by 2020. He discussed Turkey's growing natural gas demand and reliance on imports, particularly from Russia. Turkey has liberalized its natural gas market since 2002 and over 250 companies now operate across the supply chain. Yardimci also outlined Turkey's existing and planned natural gas infrastructure like pipelines and LNG facilities. He noted potential for increased natural gas production from discoveries in the Turkish, Bulgarian, Romanian and Ukrainian sections of the Black Sea.
BSEF 2013 tourism Beka Jakeli
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This document discusses opportunities for improving investment in Ukraine and Crimea. It notes that Ukraine struggles to reach its economic potential due to regulatory burdens, corruption, lack of government accountability, and macroeconomic vulnerabilities. However, there are opportunities in agriculture, tourism, energy, and Crimea if these issues are addressed. Improving the investment climate in Ukraine by reducing corruption and bureaucracy could help attract more foreign investment.
BSEF 2013 agriculture Aaron Schapper
1) Irrigated agriculture has played a key role in increasing global food production over the last 50 years, with 40% of the increased production coming from irrigated farmland as the area of rainfed agriculture has remained largely unchanged.
2) As the global population continues to grow, production intensity through precision irrigation will be critical to meet future food needs.
3) Irrigation provides significant yield benefits and production stability compared to rainfed agriculture, helping mitigate risks from variable weather conditions.
BSEF 2013 invest Giorgi_Pertaia
Georgia has a strong investment climate with a pro-business government and low costs of labor and energy. It has improved its ranking on indices measuring ease of doing business and economic freedom. Georgia has a simple tax system with low corporate taxes and no capital gains or inheritance taxes. It also has a young workforce and favorable public debt situation. The country has significant potential for investment in hydropower, tourism, manufacturing, and agriculture, and can serve as a regional logistics and services hub given its trade agreements and location between Europe and Asia.
BSEF 2013 invest/crimea Loic_Leminiaux
This document summarizes a joint venture between a Belgian environmental group and a Turkish construction group to build a 250 MW wind farm in Turkey. The wind farm will use cutting edge technology from Gamesa and be built in two stages, with 125 MW by early 2015 and the remaining 125 MW by late 2016. It is expected to avoid significant carbon emissions and gas consumption while creating jobs and tax revenue for the local economy. The project aims to meet high environmental standards and include community consultation and support for social projects.
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