2013 Namibia Enterprise Survey : Country Highlights
The World Bank interviewed a representative sample of the private sector in 3 of the most active economic regions in Namibia. The sample consisted of 580 business establishments surveyed from April 2014 through February 2015. The Enterprise Survey (ES) covers several topics of the business environment as well as performance measures for each firm. This report presents following highlights from the survey: Namibia’s private sector experienced strong employment growth; in Namibia, more women are engaged in the formal private sector at all levels; customs clearance takes longer for smaller firms; access to finance in Namibia appears to be less of a challenge compared to 2006; Namibia’s electricity supply is generally reliable; and access to finance and electricity continue to be the biggest obstacles to private firms’ operations.
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Format: | Working Paper biblioteca |
Language: | English en_US |
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Washington, DC
2015-06-26
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Subjects: | CUSTOMS CLEARANCE, RESULT, MANUFACTURING, BUSINESS OWNERS, EMPLOYMENT, ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, COMPETITORS, FIRMS, WORKERS, CAPITAL, INVESTMENT, BUSINESSES, BUSINESS, BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS, FINANCING, COLLATERAL, PERFORMANCE, BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT, ACCESS TO FINANCE, BANK, ELECTRICITY, CUSTOMS, ENTERPRISE SURVEY, INFORMATION, INVESTMENTS, FIRM, SMALL FIRMS, PRIVATE FIRMS, PERFORMANCE MEASURES, ENTERPRISE, FIRM PERFORMANCE, WOMEN, PRIVATE SECTOR DEVELOPMENT, LOAN, EMPLOYMENT GROWTH, FIXED ASSET, PRIVATE SECTOR, INVESTMENT CAPITAL, LOAN AMOUNT, LABOR, LICENSING, CORRUPTION, LABOR REGULATIONS, FINANCE, ADMINISTRATION, BANKS, EMPLOYEES, |
Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/09/25003900/enterprise-surveys-namibia-country-highlights-2014 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22830 |
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Summary: | The World Bank interviewed a
representative sample of the private sector in 3 of the most
active economic regions in Namibia. The sample consisted of
580 business establishments surveyed from April 2014 through
February 2015. The Enterprise Survey (ES) covers several
topics of the business environment as well as performance
measures for each firm. This report presents following
highlights from the survey: Namibia’s private sector
experienced strong employment growth; in Namibia, more women
are engaged in the formal private sector at all levels;
customs clearance takes longer for smaller firms; access to
finance in Namibia appears to be less of a challenge
compared to 2006; Namibia’s electricity supply is generally
reliable; and access to finance and electricity continue to
be the biggest obstacles to private firms’ operations. |
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