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Infrastructure that equips a city with clean water supply, a sustainable waste disposal mechanism, and renewable energy is called environmental infrastructure. It is evolving into a basic necessity for any city around the world. Just as drinking water needs to be treated to prevent water-borne diseases, an efficient waste disposal and waste treatme...

27 Oct 2021  |  South Asia, Middle East & North Africa  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™ for Economic Development: Middle East, 2021

United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar Emerge as the Leaders in the Middle East

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The Frost Radar™ for Economic Development determines a region's future growth and development potential by the region’s ability to enhance its citizens’ quality of life. This report explores the Middle East’s key strengths and weaknesses through country-level assessments of growth and innovation initiatives, benchmarking each country on these two i...

This study is an analysis of the current status of the non-performing assets (NPAs) prevalent in the Indian banking system. The various measures that are being taken by the government of India to stem the surge in NPAs and the strategies and practices can serve as long-term solutions to the problem are the main questions that this study addresses. ...

After three years under combat operations, the end of Iraq’s war against the Islamic State (ISIS) encourages the country’s reconstructionand economic reformation. As a result of healthy foreign international reserves, limited restrictions on cross-border fund transfers as well as an attractive legal framework that provides greater protection and in...

India is on the cusp of a historic economic transformation. It is projected to become the world’s third-largest economy by 2030, with a nominal GDP of $11.46 trillion by 2040. This growth trajectory is underpinned by structural shifts across pillars, including rapid digitalization, green transition, manufacturing scale-up, urbanization, and demogra...

The GCC remains a critical global economic region due to its energy resources, central location in global trade routes, and large sovereign wealth funds. As it transitions from hydrocarbons to diversified growth, investing heavily in renewables, hydrogen, and new industries, it is expected to sustain stable growth of 4%-4.5% through 2035, supported...

Education—what was once a largely philanthropic activity has now become a lucrative business with opportunities from pre-school right up to higher education. A considerable portion of India's population is below the age of 25, which highlights the large addressable market. Globally, the Indian school system is the largest, with around 260 million c...

Research Scope: Economic, Mega Trends, Industry, FDI Geographic Scope: Myanmar What makes this study unique? This study captures Myanmar’s growth and development on the economic and industrial front, covering key growth industries such as infrastructure, tourism, agriculture, telecom, manufacturing, and healthcare. Myanmar is compared to other ...

The macroeconomic outlook for the Middle East is expected to remain modest in 2020, with the expected strengthening of non-oil sectors and increased infrastructure spending in the region. The oil-dependent economies are prioritizing non-oil sectors for economic diversification. Unemployment across the region is expected to fall and remain stable du...