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Economic update | Gabon : L’agriculture regagne du terrain

8 Jun 2012
Le lancement de nouveaux projets dans le secteur des cultures de rente, comme le caoutchouc et l’huile de palme, devrait contribuer à stimuler les recettes d’un secteur agricole gabonais encore modeste. Grâce à des investissements publics et privés à la hausse, une revitalisation du secteur est en marche.
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Report | The Report: Turkey 2012

Cover of The Report:Turkey 2012

Over the past decade, Turkey has experienced a number of important transitions that have led to demographic, economic and cultural transformation. These changes have made contemporary Turkey a regional focal point

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Chapter | Agriculture from The Report: South Africa 2012

Agriculture’s contribution to the South African economy has waned in recent years, however the industry is well-placed to address some of the more fundamental needs of the country’s growth trajectory and offers significant potential in a number of key cash crops and export commodities, as well as niche opportunities in segments such as organic produce and wine. While the government looks to...
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Report | The Report: South Africa 2012

Cover of The Report: South Africa 2012

South Africa lies on the southern tip of Africa, occupying 1.22m sq km with some 2800 km of coastline along the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. The so-called “Rainbow Nation” has a population of around 50.5m and is a melting pot of ethnicities, cultures and languages that reflect its rich and tumultuous history.

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Economic update | Ghana: Cocoa commitment

23 May 2012
As the world’s second-largest cocoa producer, Ghana accounts for more than one-fifth of the global cocoa market. The commodity is a crucial export earner and contributor to the country’s economy. After a bumper harvest last season, the country is now looking to develop the segment, increase yields and diversify into growing markets.
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Economic update | Indonesia: Far out front

25 Apr 2012
After topping Malaysia as the world’s primary producer and exporter of palm oil in 2007, Indonesia is now seeking to support its downstream refining operations and further expand this vital sector. The Indonesian government’s lowering of the export tax cap on crude palm oil (CPO) and refined products last August has seen local refiners moving ahead of their rivals.
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