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Analyzing a Country Situation
Mapping the structure of key industries in the domestic private sector
Industry
Structure of industry Major markets [Other key facts]

Textiles

  • 85% of small firms (10-50 employees); few large firms, rest micro (< 10 employees)
  • Mostly informal sector
  • Regional concentration in silk
  • Generally sub-scale relative to industry in comparable country
  • Europe
  • Africa
  • US
    Canada
  • End of Multi-Fiber Agreement Quotas in 2005 impacted competitiveness of industry

Agriculture

  • Dominated by informal sector – 60% of population in small rural farms
  • Seasonal employment with significant out-migration
  • Very little value-added activity
  • Asia
  • South East Asia
  • Europe
  • US
  • End of certain trade subsidies may impact industry positively

Banking

  • Weak credit market
  • Equity market developing
  • Annual remittances high, equivalent to approximately 10% of GDP
  • Predominantly local
  • No public credit registry
  • Recent changes in regulation and initiatives has introduced more risk in market

Small and medium enterprises

  • Few SMEs in number
  • Mostly informal sector
  • Access to credit and lending constrains growth in SMEs
  • Entirely local
  • Knowledge transfer important
  • Capacity building needed
  • Potential to leverage ICT