CASE STUDIES FROM AFRICA

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Companies 0. Can you introduce your company? 1. What are the strengths of your company that contribute or may contribute to the success of your exports? 2. What are the disadvantages (weaknesses) of your company that contribute or may contribute to the failure of your exports? 3. According to you, what are the other factors in the domestic environment, which are not under the control of your company that contribute or may contribute to the success of your exports? 4. According to you, what are the other factors in the domestic environment, which are not under the control of your company that contribute or may contribute to the failure of your exports? 201
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SERVICES EXPORTS FOR GROWTH AND DEV
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CONTENTS Acronyms and Abbreviations
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ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ACP ADC
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FESPACO Festival Panafricain du Cin
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TVET TWA UACE UAE UBA UCL UEMOA UEP
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Each of the five case studies was t
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Scope and Coverage of Case Studies
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transferring technology, skills, an
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Government Policies that Made a Dif
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availability of hotel accommodation
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2. Successful exports in one mode o
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TYPOLOGY OF FOUR MODES OF EXPORTING
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areas of the service, for example,
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to become the market leader in the
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Data from international organisatio
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Figure 1: Share of Services Subsect
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Figure 2: Structural Decomposition
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Air Transport Services Coverage in
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GTP on Air Transport Services Regar
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Table 6: Aviation Sector Performanc
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Ethiopia’s consideration of the s
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Definition Selected for This Study
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Boeing 767-200ER. EAL made history
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other construction and navigation f
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Market Structure International pass
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Ethiopian destinations. Revenue gen
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tourism, as well as the transaction
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independently, and are intermediate
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Table 10: Strengths, Weaknesses, Op
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Yamoussoukro Decision, the guidelin
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Geographical Positioning and Human
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EAL has remained flexible when nece
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South Africa, Zambia, and Tanzania.
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Bibliography Abeyratne, Ruwantissa
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Ethiopian Ministry of Finance and E
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Annex 1: Questionnaire Used for the
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Annex 2: Pictorial Representations
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3. BANKING SERVICES: A CASE STUDY O
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institutions are in charge of servi
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witnessed a decline between 2007 an
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hand, the eight countries of the Un
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(f) Evaluate the opportunities for
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significant share of services outpu
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Nigeria has several natural and cul
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Sector Male Female Total Activities
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Annex 3 (Table A1) also shows the a
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Sector Industrial Sector Energy Tou
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matters regarding trade negotiation
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to the changes in interest rates by
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hoped that these activities will ra
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economic controls. Specifically, th
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Resuscitation and enforcement of do
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All financial institutions require
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Current Banking Services Activities
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Bank Total Assets Foreign Locations
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1961 1963 1965 1967 1969 1971 1973
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is a membership-driven institute wh
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Table 17: CIBN Membership Statistic
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Table 20: Share of Banks’ Profit
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2009, it increased after conditions
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Contribution of Banking Services to
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Year Agriculture Manufacturing Serv
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Figure 5: Percentage Growth of UBA
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generally suggests that the growth
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epresentative offices in Beijing, D
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1989 16. Ecobank Côte d’Ivoire a
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Figure 13: Percentage Growth of ETI
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premiums on conversion of local cur
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and technology driven. 62 Therefore
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From previous reforms, to the 2005
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come to dominate the system in the
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In conclusion, it may not be as mea
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BGL Research. Getting Banks to Lend
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Musuku, Thilasoni, et al. Increasin
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Business Day. ‘Ghana Approves Tak
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Annex 2: List of Services Imported
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Table A2: Share of Services Value A
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Table A3: Share of Services Value A
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Table A4: Nigeria’s Trade in Serv
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Page 171 and 172: enterprises. Preferences may includ
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Page 175 and 176: Table 1: Examples of Approved Proje
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Page 179 and 180: Layer 2 includes telecommunications
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Page 183 and 184: Figure 4: Cross-border Exports of
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Page 189 and 190: years’ experience in BPO in Seneg
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Page 193 and 194: Due to labour shortages for young g
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Page 205 and 206: Bibliography ANDS. Second Follow-up
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Page 213 and 214: Annex 5: Short Version of the Quest
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Page 227 and 228: Services Export Growth Share of GDP
Page 229 and 230: Services in Employment The labour f
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Page 237 and 238: Cultural Services in Burkina Faso D
Page 239 and 240: UNESCO In 2009, UNESCO published a
Page 241 and 242: Festivals Starting Year Latest Edit
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Page 247 and 248: The number of Internet users in Bur
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Figure 6: Tourism Supply Chain Sour
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# Visitors Difference 2011/2010 Fig
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Other examples are probably possibl
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Table 35: Indicative Information an
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Table 36: SWOT Analysis: Burkina Fa
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is then measured using the same set
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Infrastructure and Technological En
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number and capacities of local reso
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Professionalising artists and cultu
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Policy developments should therefor
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o o o o o o To allocate adequate hu
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Competitiveness Issues force with a
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Competitiveness Issues presence of
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Competitiveness Issues credibility
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Bureau Burkinabé d’Études et D
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Annex 1: Additional Tables Table 44
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Table 46: Number of Visitors to Mus
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Téléphone fixe / Mobile :________
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3.10 Les estimations de biens/servi
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5. Analyse SWOT Par ordre d’impor
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6. HIGHER EDUCATION SERVICES: A CAS
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Introduction Overview and Objective
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anch or satellite campuses, franchi
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Global and Country Context Trade in
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highest growth with respect to outb
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isks arising from the international
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Education services have traditional
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The EAC CMP commits EAC partner sta
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Primary Education This is the first
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The Education Sector Strategic Plan
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Immigration Directorate, (d) revamp
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across the region. 41 In addition,
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Figure 3 : Foreign University & Col
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Computer Science. The study finding
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African Virtual University Kenya 58
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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
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Inadequate Presence of Ugandan Univ
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Makerere University Makerere Univer
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and their professors, which makes t
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Council for Christian Colleges & Un
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programme—the Cavendish Universit
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well as skills in managing developm
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1) Put in place a deliberate govern
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they set up new operations and camp
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International Trade Centre. ‘LDC
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Annex 1: Field Questionnaire AFRICA
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1. Overall : Number________ % of al
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ii) Name of partner universities /
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12. Is there any difference in tuit
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21. In what ways does the Governmen
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in Economic and Statistical Modelin
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(TC10) of the Uganda National Burea
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