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Articles & Analysis | Strategic vision: The master plan aims to boost sector efficiency from The Report: Gabon 2012
The National Infrastructure Master Plan outlines a strategy to develop the infrastructure necessary for Gabon to establish itself as an emerging global economy by 2025. Gabon’s master plan was drawn up by US-based engineering, construction and management firm Bechtel, which brought its experience in national infrastructure planning to bear on...
Articles & Analysis | Building up the economy: Large-scale infrastructure investment offers opportunities for growth from The Report: Gabon 2012
The construction industry has driven much of the country’s economic expansion since 2010. This trend is set to continue from 2012-13 as Gabon makes a push to improve its national infrastructure. Activity is increasing for foreign companies, which have a critical technical and strategic role to play in ongoing and current construction projects,...
Articles & Analysis | Bridging the gap: Several new projects will help to reduce the housing deficit from The Report: Gabon 2012
Demand for housing continues to rise at all levels of Gabon’s real estate sector, but the high-end housing market has primarily driven growth. Gabon also faces important social housing needs and, despite ambitious government building programmes, little progress has been seen in recent years. However, market activity should see a spike in 2012 as...
Chapter | Construction & Real Estate from The Report: Gabon 2012
The construction industry has been a major driver of growth in recent years as Gabon has made moves to upgrade its infrastructure. These include major road projects, two new hydroelectric dams, port extensions and the construction of a new international terminal at Port-Gentil International Airport. Housing projects have also been important given the estimated deficit of 200,000 homes nationwide...
Economic update | Gabon : Priorité à l’habitat urbain
15 Mar 2013
Après les importants retards enregistrés au cours des dernières années, on assiste enfin à des progrès en matière d’immobilier urbain et dans les projets d’infrastructure liés au logement, ce qui devrait aider le Gabon à combler son déficit en logements. Selon les estimations, le pays accuserait un déficit de 200 000 logements, un problème qui concerne en majorité la capitale Libreville, où 160 000 logements supplémentaires sont nécessaires.