The World Bank has released its massive Doing Business 2013 report for Djibouti. It covers the business environment, construction permits, electricity, property, credit, investing, taxes, trading across borders, contracts, insolvency and labor.
Out of 185 economies ranked globally on the ease of doing business, the World Bank ranked Djibouti 171 in 2013. By comparison, Ethiopia ranked 127 and Eritrea ranked 182. The average for Sub-Saharan Africa was 140. Djibouti performed best on trading across borders and paying taxes. It ranked worst on starting a business, getting credit and protecting investors.
Click here to access the entire report.
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Monday, December 10, 2012
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Doing Business in Eritrea 2013
The World Bank has released its massive Doing Business 2013 report for Eritrea. It covers the business environment, construction permits, electricity, property, credit, investing, taxes, trading across borders, contracts, insolvency, and labor.
Out of 185 economies ranked globally on the ease of doing business, the World Bank ranked Eritrea 182. By comparison, Kenya ranked 121, Ethiopia 127, and the Sub-Saharan Africa average 140. Eritrea did best on enforcing contracts and getting electricity and dead last on resolving insolvency and dealing with construction permits.
Click here to access the entire report.
Out of 185 economies ranked globally on the ease of doing business, the World Bank ranked Eritrea 182. By comparison, Kenya ranked 121, Ethiopia 127, and the Sub-Saharan Africa average 140. Eritrea did best on enforcing contracts and getting electricity and dead last on resolving insolvency and dealing with construction permits.
Click here to access the entire report.
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Doing Business in Ethiopia 2013
The World Bank has released its massive Doing Business 2013 report for Ethiopia. It covers the business environment, construction permits, electricity, property, credit, investing, taxes, trading across borders, contracts, insolvency, and labor.
Out of 185 economies ranked globally, the World Bank ranked Ethiopia 127 in 2013, a drop of two positions from 125 in 2012. By comparison, Rwanda ranked 52 and Eritrea 182. The average for Sub-Saharan Africa was 140. Ethiopia performed best on enforcing contracts and dealing with construction permits and worst on starting a business, trading across borders and protecting investors.
Click here to access the entire report.
Out of 185 economies ranked globally, the World Bank ranked Ethiopia 127 in 2013, a drop of two positions from 125 in 2012. By comparison, Rwanda ranked 52 and Eritrea 182. The average for Sub-Saharan Africa was 140. Ethiopia performed best on enforcing contracts and dealing with construction permits and worst on starting a business, trading across borders and protecting investors.
Click here to access the entire report.
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