India's infrastructure needs significant improvement as inadequate infrastructure drags down GDP growth by 1-2% each year. Key issues facing India's infrastructure include land acquisition problems, funding constraints, poor planning and delays. However, the government is focusing on infrastructure development and sectors like roads, railways, aviation, construction, telecommunications and healthcare are priorities for investment and expansion. Billions of dollars are being invested to upgrade infrastructure over the coming years in order to support further economic growth.
Bangladesh has experienced tremendous growth in industrial production since gaining independence in 1971. However, its industrial structure remains weak due to underdevelopment during colonial rule. The economy relies heavily on small and medium enterprises, which make up 25% of GDP. While the share of agriculture has declined, the manufacturing sector has increased its contribution to GDP but remains relatively small. The government aims to further industrialization by encouraging private investment, attracting foreign direct investment, and creating an enabling regulatory environment, especially for export-oriented industries, though challenges remain around infrastructure, skills, and energy.
How to convert an agro based economic country into industrial economy based c...Md Rabiul Hasan
Bangladesh currently has an agro-based economy but is seeking to transition to an industrial economy. To do so, the document recommends establishing more agro-based industries like food and beverages, textiles, and leather to capitalize on Bangladesh's agricultural strengths. It also suggests growing marine-based industries like shipbuilding due to Bangladesh's large workforce. Additionally, developing mineral-based industries such as cement could help industrialization, as could implementing business process reengineering across sectors. Challenges to overcome include inadequate infrastructure and high costs.
The presentation discusses the industrial sector of Bangladesh. It covers various topics including the importance of industry, major industries in Bangladesh, subsectors of industry, reasons for industrial backwardness, and measures to promote industrial development. Small and cottage industries are highlighted as important for solving unemployment, using local resources, and promoting balanced economic growth. Challenges facing cottage industries and potential solutions are also outlined. Key terms related to national income such as GDP, GNP, and NNP are defined.
The document outlines 16 main advantages of industrial development for countries: 1) It increases employment opportunities and reduces unemployment. 2) It increases a country's GNP by properly utilizing resources and increasing production. 3) It raises living standards by increasing worker efficiency and income. 4) It increases government revenue through taxes. 5) It increases social welfare as more government revenue is spent on public works. 6) It increases investment by raising incomes and savings. 7) It aids development of other sectors like transportation and agriculture. 8) It improves balance of payments by increasing manufactured exports. 9) It promotes specialization to boost quality and quantity of goods. 10) It strengthens defense capabilities. 11) It expands domestic markets. 12) It aids
The document discusses the growth potential of North-East India. It notes that the region is rich in natural resources but has faced slower industrialization and socio-economic growth compared to the rest of India. Key challenges include poor infrastructure, unemployment, and security issues. The region has potential in hydropower, tourism, and trade due to its proximity to Bangladesh and Myanmar. Developing infrastructure like roads, ports, and skills training can help the North-East realize its economic potential.
The document provides information on the geography, topography, history, population characteristics, economic base, workforce characteristics, housing conditions, natural environment, and community facilities of Hyderabad, India. Some key points:
- Hyderabad is located on the banks of the Musi River in southern India on the Deccan plateau. The landscape includes rocky hills and granite formations.
- The population has grown rapidly from 5.5 million in 2001 to over 10 million currently, with high literacy rates. The economy was traditionally based on manufacturing but is now focused on IT, biotechnology, and services.
- Housing conditions include a large slum population with ongoing efforts to provide housing to lower-income groups.
The document discusses the history and current state of industrialization in Bangladesh. It begins with definitions of industrialization and outlines the key factors that facilitate industrial development. It then discusses Bangladesh's history of industrialization during the British period, Pakistan period, and after gaining independence. Currently, Bangladesh has experienced growth in small and medium industries like garments and textiles. The government aims to develop policies to attract foreign investment and improve infrastructure to further industrialization. Overall challenges include lack of capital, weak investment, poor infrastructure, and lack of skilled labor.
India's infrastructure needs significant improvement as inadequate infrastructure drags down GDP growth by 1-2% each year. Key issues facing India's infrastructure include land acquisition problems, funding constraints, poor planning and delays. However, the government is focusing on infrastructure development and sectors like roads, railways, aviation, construction, telecommunications and healthcare are priorities for investment and expansion. Billions of dollars are being invested to upgrade infrastructure over the coming years in order to support further economic growth.
Bangladesh has experienced tremendous growth in industrial production since gaining independence in 1971. However, its industrial structure remains weak due to underdevelopment during colonial rule. The economy relies heavily on small and medium enterprises, which make up 25% of GDP. While the share of agriculture has declined, the manufacturing sector has increased its contribution to GDP but remains relatively small. The government aims to further industrialization by encouraging private investment, attracting foreign direct investment, and creating an enabling regulatory environment, especially for export-oriented industries, though challenges remain around infrastructure, skills, and energy.
How to convert an agro based economic country into industrial economy based c...Md Rabiul Hasan
Bangladesh currently has an agro-based economy but is seeking to transition to an industrial economy. To do so, the document recommends establishing more agro-based industries like food and beverages, textiles, and leather to capitalize on Bangladesh's agricultural strengths. It also suggests growing marine-based industries like shipbuilding due to Bangladesh's large workforce. Additionally, developing mineral-based industries such as cement could help industrialization, as could implementing business process reengineering across sectors. Challenges to overcome include inadequate infrastructure and high costs.
The presentation discusses the industrial sector of Bangladesh. It covers various topics including the importance of industry, major industries in Bangladesh, subsectors of industry, reasons for industrial backwardness, and measures to promote industrial development. Small and cottage industries are highlighted as important for solving unemployment, using local resources, and promoting balanced economic growth. Challenges facing cottage industries and potential solutions are also outlined. Key terms related to national income such as GDP, GNP, and NNP are defined.
The document outlines 16 main advantages of industrial development for countries: 1) It increases employment opportunities and reduces unemployment. 2) It increases a country's GNP by properly utilizing resources and increasing production. 3) It raises living standards by increasing worker efficiency and income. 4) It increases government revenue through taxes. 5) It increases social welfare as more government revenue is spent on public works. 6) It increases investment by raising incomes and savings. 7) It aids development of other sectors like transportation and agriculture. 8) It improves balance of payments by increasing manufactured exports. 9) It promotes specialization to boost quality and quantity of goods. 10) It strengthens defense capabilities. 11) It expands domestic markets. 12) It aids
The document discusses the growth potential of North-East India. It notes that the region is rich in natural resources but has faced slower industrialization and socio-economic growth compared to the rest of India. Key challenges include poor infrastructure, unemployment, and security issues. The region has potential in hydropower, tourism, and trade due to its proximity to Bangladesh and Myanmar. Developing infrastructure like roads, ports, and skills training can help the North-East realize its economic potential.
The document provides information on the geography, topography, history, population characteristics, economic base, workforce characteristics, housing conditions, natural environment, and community facilities of Hyderabad, India. Some key points:
- Hyderabad is located on the banks of the Musi River in southern India on the Deccan plateau. The landscape includes rocky hills and granite formations.
- The population has grown rapidly from 5.5 million in 2001 to over 10 million currently, with high literacy rates. The economy was traditionally based on manufacturing but is now focused on IT, biotechnology, and services.
- Housing conditions include a large slum population with ongoing efforts to provide housing to lower-income groups.
The document discusses the history and current state of industrialization in Bangladesh. It begins with definitions of industrialization and outlines the key factors that facilitate industrial development. It then discusses Bangladesh's history of industrialization during the British period, Pakistan period, and after gaining independence. Currently, Bangladesh has experienced growth in small and medium industries like garments and textiles. The government aims to develop policies to attract foreign investment and improve infrastructure to further industrialization. Overall challenges include lack of capital, weak investment, poor infrastructure, and lack of skilled labor.
The document discusses the strengths and opportunities for growth in the North Eastern region of India. It outlines the natural resources, agricultural potential, tourism opportunities and other assets of each state. It also identifies the major issues facing development in the region such as poor infrastructure, border tensions, unemployment and poverty. Recommended solutions include improving connectivity through roads and railways, promoting tourism and self-employment schemes, attracting more industries, and using natural resources more efficiently.
Infrastructure and Economic Development in KenyaMulenge Peter
This is a PowerPoint document prepared by a group of 9 students where we were looking at the infrastructural development in Kenya and the economic value and nature of the infrastructure.
The document discusses Pakistan's economic structure, including its primary, secondary, and services sectors. It outlines problems facing Pakistan's industrial sector such as a lack of capital, limited markets, and inadequate infrastructure. Solutions proposed include developing a clear industrial strategy, providing financing and infrastructure, expanding technical education, and offering fiscal incentives. The document concludes with an economic review of Pakistan.
Singapore developed from a British trading post in 1819 to a major economic power through strategic policies. It began as an entrepôt with a duty-free port and later diversified its economy beyond manufacturing and financial services. Strict fiscal controls coupled with a free market approach led to one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Singapore is now a key global transportation and banking hub.
The document provides an overview of the roads sector in India. It mentions that India has one of the largest road networks in the world spanning over 5.5 million km. The government has allocated Rs 1.12 trillion in the 2019-20 budget for road development. Private sector involvement is growing with investment of US$ 31 billion expected in national highways projects by 2020. Construction of national highways is also rising rapidly with the target to complete 200,000 km of national highways by 2022.
- Northeast India comprises seven states and three districts and has a total area of 262,230 sq km and population density of 148/sq km.
- The region supports the highest bird diversity in India with about 850 species and has several prominent national parks, including Namdapha National Park, Manas National Park, and Kaziranga National Park.
- Agriculture is important to the region and economy, with total cropped area of 5.3 million hectares growing rice, wheat, and other crops. Research is focused on improving crop yields and reducing losses.
- Infrastructure development is needed including roads, railways, air and water connectivity to boost economic development and connectivity to other parts of India and neighboring countries.
-
http://www.aec.com.mm/download/presentations/AEC%2012_EWEC.pdf
Aung Myint
Senior Advisor, Parami Energy Group of Companies
Vice President, Myanmar Engineering Society
Dr. Myo Thant
Principa
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), at the request of the Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, provided financial assistance for the improvement of 66.4 kilometer (km) of road between Eindu and Kawkareik, in Kayin State. The project road will be improved to the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) road network standard of two lanes with appropriate width paved shoulders, suitable for all standard highway traffic. The section will require complete reconstruction, with some short sections of realignment for improved vehicle operating speed and road safety. The project also includes design features for climate resilience in this flood-prone area, including raising the road to a level that takes into account potentially higher future flood levels to provide year-round access.
The document discusses the importance of establishing a green belt around the new capital city of Andhra Pradesh. It notes that green belts provide ecological benefits like offsetting global warming and protecting nature. They also offer social benefits such as reducing health issues and providing recreation areas for residents. The document recommends establishing a 500-600 meter wide green belt around the new capital that would restrict urban sprawl and development. It would preserve natural areas and resources while allowing agriculture and public facilities. A green belt policy is needed to guide planning, implementation, and management to achieve the desired functions of the green space.
Building contruction and housing sector in myanmar 2014Du Nguyen Huy
This document summarizes the current situation and future trends of the building construction and housing sectors in Myanmar. It discusses that most large-scale buildings were previously constructed by the public sector. It also outlines the goals of improving living standards and providing adequate housing for citizens. Additionally, it examines challenges like the lack of competent regulations and legal framework to manage expected growth in construction. Overall, the document analyzes the current state and need for reforms to regulations, technologies, and policies to develop the building and housing sectors in Myanmar.
This is great opportunity for investor all over the world to invest in Andhrapradesh AP capital region, India.
Anybody interested we will arrange meeting to the concern persons in India.
Leeuw consulting Engineers b.v
www.loce.nl
Industrialization in Bangladesh, Current status of industrialization of Bangl...Md. Ibne Nayeem Hasan
This document provides an overview of the history and development of industrialization in Bangladesh. It discusses how Bangladesh was initially very agriculturally based but lacked natural resources. The government played a key role in encouraging industrial development through various policies and investments. As a result, Bangladesh has developed numerous industries over the past few decades, especially in areas like garments, fertilizer, steel, and textiles. However, industrialization in Bangladesh still faces challenges from a lack of resources and infrastructure. The economy has become less dependent on agriculture and more focused on industry and manufacturing.
Mehdipatnam is a major area in Hyderabad, India located 3.82 km2, providing connectivity to key areas. It has a mixed land use character with major bus stops, commercial areas, and activity generators like Rythu Bazaar. At the macro level, Mehdipatnam acts as a transit hub with a heavy traffic route and over 7,200 bus trips passing through the bus terminal daily. However, it faces problems like unorganized bus stops and traffic delays. The micro level analysis focuses on a triangular portion containing the bus stop, Rythu Bazaar, and military area, identifying strengths, weaknesses, and land use breakdown.
Investment opportunities in Indian infrastructure sectorSuyog Patil
This document provides an overview for a Singapore firm considering investing in India's infrastructure sector. It outlines various investment opportunities, challenges, and strategies to consider. Key points include conducting a PEST analysis identifying political, economic, social and technological factors; examining major competitors; exploring opportunities in electricity, roads, ports and other sectors projected to see hundreds of billions in government spending; and considering tax incentives but also challenges like skilled labor shortages and complex regulatory processes. The conclusion recommends a long term strategic view, partnering with local firms, and maximizing benefits from foreign investment policies.
This document analyzes opportunities for sustainable development in North East India. It notes the region has vast resources but lacks infrastructure and connectivity. Harnessing hydroelectric potential could power industrial development and improve infrastructure. Cross-border trade with Bangladesh and Southeast Asia could also boost growth. Challenges include insurgency, border issues, and environmental concerns around hydroelectric projects. Overall development requires addressing socio-political issues while focusing on transportation and energy infrastructure to realize the region's potential.
KYAUK PHYU SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE DEVELOPMENT Road Show, Yangon, MYANMARMYO AUNG Myanmar
KYAUK PHYU-SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE DEVELOPMENT
Road Show, Yangon, MYANMAR
http://kpsez.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/KPSEZ-Road-Show1.pdf
http://www.dica.gov.mm/includes/Investment%20Guide%20Book/MIG%20chapter%203.pdf
Kyaukphyu Special Economic Zone abbreviated Kyaukphyu SEZ) is a 1,600 hectares (4,000 acres) Burmese special economic zone being developed on Kyaukphyu, Ramree Island, Rakhine State.Kyaukphyu SEZ was first announced in September 2013.The project initially began as a joint venture between the Chinese and Burmese governments, but has since transitioned to private developers.Kyaukphyu SEZ will be accessible to the Shwe gas field in the Bay of Bengal. The oil and gas terminal was financed by the China National Petroleum Corporation.
The document discusses Bitgaram Energy Valley in South Korea as a future global energy hub and innovative center for electric vehicles. Bitgaram Energy Valley is located in Naju, Jeollanam-do and aims to be a cluster for energy industries like electric vehicles, energy storage systems, smart grids, and renewable energy. It outlines the valley's strategic focus on attracting high-tech energy corporations and fostering shared growth through expansion of R&D projects and a talented workforce. The valley seeks to leverage South Korea's stable business environment, large market access through trade agreements, and infrastructure to become a global leader in smart energy technologies.
Impact of integrated transport system (its) on the productivity of smes in se...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research paper that examines the impact of integrated transport systems on the productivity of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in selected states in Southwestern Nigeria. The study revealed a strong inverse relationship between SME productivity and the Nigerian government's slow responsiveness to implementing integrated transport systems. Based on the findings, the study concluded that it is important for the Nigerian government to accelerate the adoption and implementation of integrated transport systems to help SMEs operate more effectively and contribute more to economic development.
Agriculture sector & industrial sector of NepalRajThakuri
Nepal's agriculture sector contributes significantly to the economy, occupying one third of GDP and providing employment to the majority. However, it faces many challenges including traditional farming methods, lack of irrigation and infrastructure, and natural calamities. The industrial sector is growing but remains small, with manufacturing, energy, and tourism being key industries. Services such as transportation and construction are also growing. Nepal faces difficulties developing these sectors due to factors like limited investment, urbanization, and political instability.
The document discusses various manufacturing industries in India including their importance, location factors, contributions, and challenges. It provides overviews of key industries such as textiles, sugar, iron and steel, cement, automobiles, and IT. It also discusses industrial pollution and potential solutions. The NTPC corporation is highlighted for its proactive environmental practices in power plant development including efficient equipment, waste minimization, afforestation, and pollution reduction strategies.
The document discusses the major and minor industries of Pakistan. It outlines the main industries such as cotton textiles, agriculture, mining, sugar, and sports equipment manufacturing. The cotton textile industry is the largest, contributing 8.5% to GDP and employing 45% of the labor force. Agriculture is also a major industry, contributing 24% to GDP. Mining extracts coal, copper, gold and other minerals. The document also discusses environmental and social impacts of industries and proposes solutions like improving worker conditions, reducing pollution, and banning child labor.
Present status and performance of Agriculture & Allied fields and Industries ...Santo P Sam
Agriculture and allied sectors like forestry and fisheries account for about 50% of employment in India but only contribute around 14% to GDP. Several key sectors are discussed including horticulture, food processing, animal husbandry, fishing, and contract farming. The document also summarizes the status of important industries such as textiles, chemicals, sugar, paper, machine tools and auto components. Overall the agriculture and industry sectors provide livelihood for much of the population but have potential for increased contribution to the economy.
The document discusses the strengths and opportunities for growth in the North Eastern region of India. It outlines the natural resources, agricultural potential, tourism opportunities and other assets of each state. It also identifies the major issues facing development in the region such as poor infrastructure, border tensions, unemployment and poverty. Recommended solutions include improving connectivity through roads and railways, promoting tourism and self-employment schemes, attracting more industries, and using natural resources more efficiently.
Infrastructure and Economic Development in KenyaMulenge Peter
This is a PowerPoint document prepared by a group of 9 students where we were looking at the infrastructural development in Kenya and the economic value and nature of the infrastructure.
The document discusses Pakistan's economic structure, including its primary, secondary, and services sectors. It outlines problems facing Pakistan's industrial sector such as a lack of capital, limited markets, and inadequate infrastructure. Solutions proposed include developing a clear industrial strategy, providing financing and infrastructure, expanding technical education, and offering fiscal incentives. The document concludes with an economic review of Pakistan.
Singapore developed from a British trading post in 1819 to a major economic power through strategic policies. It began as an entrepôt with a duty-free port and later diversified its economy beyond manufacturing and financial services. Strict fiscal controls coupled with a free market approach led to one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Singapore is now a key global transportation and banking hub.
The document provides an overview of the roads sector in India. It mentions that India has one of the largest road networks in the world spanning over 5.5 million km. The government has allocated Rs 1.12 trillion in the 2019-20 budget for road development. Private sector involvement is growing with investment of US$ 31 billion expected in national highways projects by 2020. Construction of national highways is also rising rapidly with the target to complete 200,000 km of national highways by 2022.
- Northeast India comprises seven states and three districts and has a total area of 262,230 sq km and population density of 148/sq km.
- The region supports the highest bird diversity in India with about 850 species and has several prominent national parks, including Namdapha National Park, Manas National Park, and Kaziranga National Park.
- Agriculture is important to the region and economy, with total cropped area of 5.3 million hectares growing rice, wheat, and other crops. Research is focused on improving crop yields and reducing losses.
- Infrastructure development is needed including roads, railways, air and water connectivity to boost economic development and connectivity to other parts of India and neighboring countries.
-
http://www.aec.com.mm/download/presentations/AEC%2012_EWEC.pdf
Aung Myint
Senior Advisor, Parami Energy Group of Companies
Vice President, Myanmar Engineering Society
Dr. Myo Thant
Principa
The Asian Development Bank (ADB), at the request of the Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, provided financial assistance for the improvement of 66.4 kilometer (km) of road between Eindu and Kawkareik, in Kayin State. The project road will be improved to the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) road network standard of two lanes with appropriate width paved shoulders, suitable for all standard highway traffic. The section will require complete reconstruction, with some short sections of realignment for improved vehicle operating speed and road safety. The project also includes design features for climate resilience in this flood-prone area, including raising the road to a level that takes into account potentially higher future flood levels to provide year-round access.
The document discusses the importance of establishing a green belt around the new capital city of Andhra Pradesh. It notes that green belts provide ecological benefits like offsetting global warming and protecting nature. They also offer social benefits such as reducing health issues and providing recreation areas for residents. The document recommends establishing a 500-600 meter wide green belt around the new capital that would restrict urban sprawl and development. It would preserve natural areas and resources while allowing agriculture and public facilities. A green belt policy is needed to guide planning, implementation, and management to achieve the desired functions of the green space.
Building contruction and housing sector in myanmar 2014Du Nguyen Huy
This document summarizes the current situation and future trends of the building construction and housing sectors in Myanmar. It discusses that most large-scale buildings were previously constructed by the public sector. It also outlines the goals of improving living standards and providing adequate housing for citizens. Additionally, it examines challenges like the lack of competent regulations and legal framework to manage expected growth in construction. Overall, the document analyzes the current state and need for reforms to regulations, technologies, and policies to develop the building and housing sectors in Myanmar.
This is great opportunity for investor all over the world to invest in Andhrapradesh AP capital region, India.
Anybody interested we will arrange meeting to the concern persons in India.
Leeuw consulting Engineers b.v
www.loce.nl
Industrialization in Bangladesh, Current status of industrialization of Bangl...Md. Ibne Nayeem Hasan
This document provides an overview of the history and development of industrialization in Bangladesh. It discusses how Bangladesh was initially very agriculturally based but lacked natural resources. The government played a key role in encouraging industrial development through various policies and investments. As a result, Bangladesh has developed numerous industries over the past few decades, especially in areas like garments, fertilizer, steel, and textiles. However, industrialization in Bangladesh still faces challenges from a lack of resources and infrastructure. The economy has become less dependent on agriculture and more focused on industry and manufacturing.
Mehdipatnam is a major area in Hyderabad, India located 3.82 km2, providing connectivity to key areas. It has a mixed land use character with major bus stops, commercial areas, and activity generators like Rythu Bazaar. At the macro level, Mehdipatnam acts as a transit hub with a heavy traffic route and over 7,200 bus trips passing through the bus terminal daily. However, it faces problems like unorganized bus stops and traffic delays. The micro level analysis focuses on a triangular portion containing the bus stop, Rythu Bazaar, and military area, identifying strengths, weaknesses, and land use breakdown.
Investment opportunities in Indian infrastructure sectorSuyog Patil
This document provides an overview for a Singapore firm considering investing in India's infrastructure sector. It outlines various investment opportunities, challenges, and strategies to consider. Key points include conducting a PEST analysis identifying political, economic, social and technological factors; examining major competitors; exploring opportunities in electricity, roads, ports and other sectors projected to see hundreds of billions in government spending; and considering tax incentives but also challenges like skilled labor shortages and complex regulatory processes. The conclusion recommends a long term strategic view, partnering with local firms, and maximizing benefits from foreign investment policies.
This document analyzes opportunities for sustainable development in North East India. It notes the region has vast resources but lacks infrastructure and connectivity. Harnessing hydroelectric potential could power industrial development and improve infrastructure. Cross-border trade with Bangladesh and Southeast Asia could also boost growth. Challenges include insurgency, border issues, and environmental concerns around hydroelectric projects. Overall development requires addressing socio-political issues while focusing on transportation and energy infrastructure to realize the region's potential.
KYAUK PHYU SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE DEVELOPMENT Road Show, Yangon, MYANMARMYO AUNG Myanmar
KYAUK PHYU-SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE DEVELOPMENT
Road Show, Yangon, MYANMAR
http://kpsez.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/KPSEZ-Road-Show1.pdf
http://www.dica.gov.mm/includes/Investment%20Guide%20Book/MIG%20chapter%203.pdf
Kyaukphyu Special Economic Zone abbreviated Kyaukphyu SEZ) is a 1,600 hectares (4,000 acres) Burmese special economic zone being developed on Kyaukphyu, Ramree Island, Rakhine State.Kyaukphyu SEZ was first announced in September 2013.The project initially began as a joint venture between the Chinese and Burmese governments, but has since transitioned to private developers.Kyaukphyu SEZ will be accessible to the Shwe gas field in the Bay of Bengal. The oil and gas terminal was financed by the China National Petroleum Corporation.
The document discusses Bitgaram Energy Valley in South Korea as a future global energy hub and innovative center for electric vehicles. Bitgaram Energy Valley is located in Naju, Jeollanam-do and aims to be a cluster for energy industries like electric vehicles, energy storage systems, smart grids, and renewable energy. It outlines the valley's strategic focus on attracting high-tech energy corporations and fostering shared growth through expansion of R&D projects and a talented workforce. The valley seeks to leverage South Korea's stable business environment, large market access through trade agreements, and infrastructure to become a global leader in smart energy technologies.
Impact of integrated transport system (its) on the productivity of smes in se...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes a research paper that examines the impact of integrated transport systems on the productivity of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in selected states in Southwestern Nigeria. The study revealed a strong inverse relationship between SME productivity and the Nigerian government's slow responsiveness to implementing integrated transport systems. Based on the findings, the study concluded that it is important for the Nigerian government to accelerate the adoption and implementation of integrated transport systems to help SMEs operate more effectively and contribute more to economic development.
Agriculture sector & industrial sector of NepalRajThakuri
Nepal's agriculture sector contributes significantly to the economy, occupying one third of GDP and providing employment to the majority. However, it faces many challenges including traditional farming methods, lack of irrigation and infrastructure, and natural calamities. The industrial sector is growing but remains small, with manufacturing, energy, and tourism being key industries. Services such as transportation and construction are also growing. Nepal faces difficulties developing these sectors due to factors like limited investment, urbanization, and political instability.
The document discusses various manufacturing industries in India including their importance, location factors, contributions, and challenges. It provides overviews of key industries such as textiles, sugar, iron and steel, cement, automobiles, and IT. It also discusses industrial pollution and potential solutions. The NTPC corporation is highlighted for its proactive environmental practices in power plant development including efficient equipment, waste minimization, afforestation, and pollution reduction strategies.
The document discusses the major and minor industries of Pakistan. It outlines the main industries such as cotton textiles, agriculture, mining, sugar, and sports equipment manufacturing. The cotton textile industry is the largest, contributing 8.5% to GDP and employing 45% of the labor force. Agriculture is also a major industry, contributing 24% to GDP. Mining extracts coal, copper, gold and other minerals. The document also discusses environmental and social impacts of industries and proposes solutions like improving worker conditions, reducing pollution, and banning child labor.
Present status and performance of Agriculture & Allied fields and Industries ...Santo P Sam
Agriculture and allied sectors like forestry and fisheries account for about 50% of employment in India but only contribute around 14% to GDP. Several key sectors are discussed including horticulture, food processing, animal husbandry, fishing, and contract farming. The document also summarizes the status of important industries such as textiles, chemicals, sugar, paper, machine tools and auto components. Overall the agriculture and industry sectors provide livelihood for much of the population but have potential for increased contribution to the economy.
Turkey has experienced significant economic growth and transformation over the past decades. Some key points:
- Turkey has the 18th largest economy in the world and has seen strong GDP growth in recent years, though it remains heavily dependent on imports.
- Agriculture was historically a leading sector but now others like automotive, consumer durables, and tourism are major drivers of growth.
- Recent economic reforms have aimed to liberalize trade, encourage foreign investment and privatization, and stabilize public finances. However, unemployment and current account deficits remain challenges.
- While Turkey has a large, young population, regional disparities in development exist and it still lags behind many European countries on measures of prosperity and welfare. EU
Thailand has a population of 67 million people and GDP of $385 billion in 2013, with strategic location giving access to markets in China, India, and ASEAN. It has competitive advantages like low wages and tax rates, good infrastructure and skilled workforce. The document promotes Thailand as an attractive location for investment and manufacturing in industries like automotive, electronics, food processing, and aircraft parts due to the country's competitive incentives and workforce.
This document provides an overview of Pakistan's major and minor industries, including agriculture, textiles, mining, sports goods, and IT. It discusses how each industry benefits Pakistan's economy and outlines some concerns facing each sector. The future prospects section proposes ideas to address issues in agriculture, textiles, and mining. The document concludes by comparing Pakistan's industries to those of Japan and China in terms of scale, technology, resources, and competitiveness.
A2 Human Geography - Economic transitionnazeema khan
This document provides information about economic transitions and changes in employment structures in different countries and regions. It discusses:
- The primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary sectors and how employment has shifted away from primary and secondary towards tertiary and quaternary.
- How employment structures have changed in high-income countries (HICs) due to outsourcing and a shift to services, resulting in HICs being called post-industrial societies.
- Differences in employment structures between low-income countries (LICs), newly industrialized countries (NICs), and HICs, and how structures have changed over time.
Aviation has grown faster than most other industries and now provides the only rapid worldwide transportation network essential for global business. It generates jobs directly in airlines and airports, and indirectly in supplier industries. Over 8 million jobs are induced through spending of direct and indirect aviation employees, contributing $454 billion globally to economic activity. Aviation improves productivity and encourages investment and innovation by connecting countries to global economic opportunities.
Manufacturing Industries by Mahip SinghMahip Singh
MANUFACTURING: PRODUCTION OF GOODS IN LARGE QUANTITIES AFTER PROCESSING FROM RAW MATERIALS TO MORE VALUABLE PRODUCTS.
THE ECONOMIC STENGHT OF A COUNTRY IS MEASURED BY THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
It not only helps in modernizing agriculture but also reduce the heavy dependence of people on agricultural income by providing them jobs in secondary and tertiary sector.
Industrial development is a precondition for eradication of unemployment and poverty from our country.
Export of manufactured goods expands trade and commerce.
Countries that transform their raw material into wide variety of furnished goods of higher value are prosperous.
The document discusses the major and minor industries of Pakistan. The major industries discussed are the cotton textile industry, agriculture industry, mining industry, and sugar industry. The cotton textile industry is the largest manufacturing industry in Pakistan and contributes 8.5% to GDP. Agriculture is also a major industry and contributes 24% to GDP. Mining provides deposits of coal, copper, and other minerals. The sugar industry is the second largest agro-based industry after textiles. Minor industries include cottage industries important to rural economies. The document also discusses environmental impacts, comparisons to other countries, and solutions.
The industrial sector makes up 18% of India's GDP and has grown rapidly since market reforms in 1991. Major industries include agriculture, automobiles, cement, chemicals, IT, metal, mining, paper, pharmaceuticals, power, textiles and tourism. The government categorizes industries as large, medium or small scale based on investment levels and aims to promote sustained industry growth, employment, and international competitiveness through policies supporting privatization, foreign investment and specialized industry zones. While industry has driven much of India's economic rise, it has also significantly increased carbon emissions, though the country aims to curb these going forward.
This document discusses important manufacturing industries in India including their importance, location factors, and challenges. It covers key industries like textiles (cotton, jute), sugar, and steel. The textile industry contributes significantly to India's economy through employment, production, and exports. The location of textile mills is influenced by raw material availability, markets, and labor. The steel industry is important as its production is linked to development but India's per capita steel consumption remains low. Overall, the document provides an overview of major manufacturing sectors in India and factors influencing their growth.
The document provides information about the manufacturing sector in India. It discusses several key industries such as textiles, sugar, iron and steel, aluminum, chemicals, fertilizers, and cement. It describes the raw materials, production processes, locations of factories, exports and challenges for each industry. The key factors influencing industrial locations are mentioned as availability of raw materials, labor, power, water, transportation and market access.
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2. In Asian region, economy of the countries is based on
agriculture, industry and service.
There are three countries which are significant for each of the
sectors.
Agriculture
Industries
Service activities
- Pakistan
- Japan
- Dubai
Economic Activities in Asian Region
3. Pakistan as an agricultural country in Asia
• 25.9% of the Gross Domestic Product in Pakistan is contributed from the
agricultural sector.
• Out of the total labour force, 43% is engaged in agricultural activities.
• 25% of the land area of the country has been used for agricultural
activities.
• Pakistan is a major country that provides raw cotton.
• In Pakistan wheat, rice, sugarcane, mangoes, chick peas, vegetables, milk
and dairy products, beef, mutton and eggs are important other than
agricultural products.
4. Pakistan as an agricultural country in Asia
• Pakistan is also important as a country with the largest irrigation
systems in the world.
• Through in Indus river valley water is provided for about 16 million
hectares in the country.
• There are two main agricultural seasons in Pakistan. They are;
Kharif (From April to October)
Rabi (From November to March)
5. • Following are the places achieved by Pakistan in providing Agricultural
Products to the world Market.
Type of the Product Place in the world market
Chick pea 3
Apricot 6
Cotton 4
Sugarcane 5
Rice 4
Mango 4
Dairy products 5
Date palm 5
Wheat 7
Onion 7
Types of oranges 6
7. Japan as an industrial country
• According to the Per capita Gross National Product, Japan is the country
that process the third largest economy in the world.
• 27.5% of Gross National Product is contributed by the industrial sector.
• 25.2% is engaged in the industrial sector.
• A specific feature of Japan is maintaining industries on the basis of the
import of mineral resources and raw materials completely.
8. Japan as an industrial country
• Manufacturing industries in Japan;
Manufacturing automobiles
Electronic equipment
Machinery
Iron and steel
Ship-building
Chemicals
Textiles
Computer and computer accessories
Robotic technology
Pharmaceuticals
Processed food
9. Japan as an industrial country
• Japan has won the sixth place out of the top ten largest automobile
manufactures in the world.
• Japanese automobile are in the forefront in the world due to following
factors;
High Quality
Durability
Fuel economy
Comfort
Inclusion of very modern components
10. Japan as an industrial country
• There are several major automobile manufacturing companies in Japan.
Some are mentioned below;
Toyota
Nissan
Suzuki
Mazda
Daihatsu
Mitsubishi
Honda
Isuzu
Subaru
Hino
11. Japan as an industrial country
• Major motor cycle producing companies in Japan;
Honda
Yamaha
Suzuki
Kawasaki
• Companies that producing computers and computer accessories in
Japan;
Nec
Fjitzu
Epson
I.M.B
12. Japan as an industrial country
• Production of plastic, polystyrene and polypropylene are significant as
main petro chemical industries in Japan.
• Companies that producing various types of electronic and electrical
equipment in Japan;
Sony
Panasonic
Cannon
Yamaha
Casio
Nikon
Hitachi
13. Japan as an industrial country
• Japan has achieved its development regarding gene technology which is
considered as very important at present in the world. Gene technology is
used in various sections such as agriculture, livestock farming,
pharmaceuticals, chemical and processing.
• Japan is in the forefront among the countries that utilize nuclear power
in abundance, in the world.
14. Dubai as a service sector
• The United Arab Emirates is a federation of seven States known as
Emirates. Out of them Dubai is a small Emirate state.
• Dubai is a highly populated country. The total population of Dubai is
2,502,715 and the population density is 644.2 per km2
• Dubai is the business hub of the Middle East and it is also known as
Global City.
• The base of the economy of Dubai is the production of Mineral oil.
• I have been developed as a service center as its physical environment is
not suitable for agricultural purposes.
16. Dubai as a service sector
• The service sector represents around 37.2%.
• Out of the gross domestic product in Dubai. Out of the total employees
33.0% is engage in employment related to service sector
17. Dubai as a service sector
• There are many service industries carried out by Dubai as service sector.
An aviation center of modern Crossroads connecting East and West.
Accordingly, Dubai is important as an intermediate transit center in the world.
Importance of Port Jabil Ali as the major Middle East Eastern export Centre as well as
free trade Harbour.
Centre for tourist attraction and tourist services providing center.
As a center of providing International Communication services.
As a center that provides an indoor stadium and day and night cricket stadium for
cricket and tennis at international level.
Establishment of the largest Trade Centre call Dubai Mall