Improving The Business Environment in East Java : Views From The Private Sector
This report presents the results of research undertaken by The World Bank and The Asia Foundation to identify barriers to trade and investment in East Java. This activity was initiated by the World Bank and The Asia Foundation with several importan...
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Jakarta: World Bank and Asia Foundation
2012
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/01/5814473/improving-business-environment-east-java-views-private-sector http://hdl.handle.net/10986/7324 |
| Summary: | This report presents the results of
research undertaken by The World Bank and The Asia
Foundation to identify barriers to trade and investment in
East Java. This activity was initiated by the World Bank and
The Asia Foundation with several important aims: (i) to
support private sector participation in the public planning
process related to potential World Bank assistance for
infrastructure projects; (ii) to provide an opportunity for
the private sector to express their concerns to local
governments and to make recommendations for improving the
business climate; and (iii) to encourage increased
coordination between local governments in stimulating trade
between regions. The role of the Asia Foundation / World
Bank Team was to identify barriers to trade and investment
and to facilitate activities to introduce a sustainable and
replicable process for how regional governments can best
work with the private sector in creating a conducive
business climate. |
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