Agriculture, from The Report: Ghana 2024 - Oxford Business Group
In addition to being a major source of foreign exchange, the agriculture sector accounts for a significant portion of the country’s employment, as an estimated 75% of the rural population worked in the sector as of February 2023. Agriculture is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 2.7% through to 2028, reaching
Education reform in the Philippines aims for better quality and …
The Philippine education system has evolved over hundreds of years of colonial occupation, first by Spain and then by the US, through martial law and the people’s power revolution that brought democracy to the sprawling archipelago. The education sector’s development has mirrored the changes in the country’s administration. Today the focus is on expanding
The Report: Ghana 2024 - Oxford Business Group
With robust economic fundamentals and significant export potential, Ghana is set to play a greater role in the economy of West Africa, as well as on the continent. The country expects to benefit from its young population, stable political environment and membership in the Africa Continental Free Trade Area, providing a point of entry for foreign and domestic investors to the country’s ...
Economy, from The Report: Ghana 2024 - Oxford Business Group
Although impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic and other external shocks, the local currency has managed to regain much of its value against the US dollar since its low in November 2022, while GDP growth is projected to maintain an upward trajectory into 2024 and 2025. Ghana is the continent’s leading exporter of gold and its
Agriculture, from The Report: Nigeria 2023 - Oxford Business Group
Agriculture remains a linchpin of Nigeria’s economy, contributing nearly 25% to GDP and employing 70% of the country’s workforce. To leverage its arable land and favourable climate, and reverse its status as a net food importer, greater investment is needed to develop Nigeria’s downstream food processing and agri-business industries. The sector faces a number of
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The successful rehabilitation of Boracay Island in the Philippines ...
One of the Philippines’ most popular holiday destinations, Boracay is an example of how tourism growth can have negative effects if it is not handled correctly. An island covering 10.3 sq km, Boracay hosted one-third of all the country’s visitors in 2017. Unchecked development, insufficient waste water treatment facilities and overpopulation led to an
How Qatar is pursuing economic diversification
The political leadership of Qatar has been working over recent decades to position the country as a powerful economy and influential sovereign entity, well prepared to address future challenges. With a relatively small population and substantial revenue generated from having the third-largest proven natural gas reserves globally, Qatar has one of the world’s highest GDP
Energy & Mineral Resources, from The Report: Indonesia 2024
Indonesia is among the world’s largest and fastest-growing energy consumers. While natural gas and oil production have declined over the past decade, coal production has surged to meet both domestic and export needs. Renewable energy, however, is on the rise. The 2022 energy transition plan and the 2023 green energy investment fund are set to
COMEX 2025 - Oxford Business Group
COMEX is Oman’s leading platform for innovation and global tech advancements. In its 34th edition, it continues to support Oman’s Vision 2040 by bringing together local and international businesses, policymakers, investors and innovators to explore cutting-edge solutions, foster collaboration, and drive tech investments. The exhibition aims to accelerate Oman’s ICT …
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