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- How a Special Economic Zone can propel economic development
Schenzen's Special Economic Zone shows how these areas can boost economic development for a country if done well There are lessons from the China example
- Karan Adani - Agenda Contributor | World Economic Forum
Karan Adani is the Managing Director of Adani Ports and SEZ Limited (APSEZ), part of the Adani Group, India’s fastest-growing infrastructure conglomerate with 10 listed companies and a total market capitalization of ~$132 Bn Karan began his foray into the group at Mundra Port - the flagship port of APSEZ in Gujarat, in 2009 to gain expertise in core operations Since then, he has rapidly
- Manikanta Naik - Agenda Contributor | World Economic Forum
Manikanta Naik is the Managing Director of Tata Steel Special Economic Zone Limited, a business that is developing its multi-product Industrial Park at Gopalpur in the Ganjam district of Odisha The Park has brought in few major investors in the last few months Having joined Tata Steel Limited in 1992, he has served at various capacities in Tata Steel and its group companies His 30+ years of
- This is China’s plan to eclipse Silicon Valley - The World Economic Forum
Shenzhen - already a special economic zone that is home to tech giants such as Huawei, Tencent and ZTE - is expected to build on its reputation as the most innovative city in China And Guangzhou, already the provincial capital of Guangdong, will consolidate its position as an administrative hub
- What can Africa learn from China’s special economic zones?
The zones are in serious competition with each other In response to the growing competition each zone is trying to specialise so that it can take advantage of local conditions In Africa, many countries have provided unprecedented fiscal and non-fiscal incentive packages to attract foreign direct investment into special economic zones
- These award-winning homes for Cambodian factory workers are setting a . . .
As part of a competition hosted by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), designers were asked to create houses for workers in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in the capital of Phnom Penh
- The impact of China’s new free trade zone | World Economic Forum
If the Shen Zhen special economic zone from the 1990s are the symbol of the traditional development model in past three decades, it is the SPFTZ that is aimed to be another symbol for the new model in the following decades This is a more structurally balanced, domestic demand pulled, environmental friendly, and people shared economic development
- Industrial clusters powering Indias clean energy transition
India's clean energy strategy intends to use industrial clusters to scale green hydrogen by addressing renewable energy reliability and water scarcity
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