Open for Business
Privatization and Foreign Investments Are Changing the Project Environment, and Expectations
Ethiopia's staggering economic transformation is ready to refuel. The world's second-poorest country in 2000 is on pace to have the world's fastest-growing economy this year, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The milestone caps a decade in which massive state-led infrastructure projects to expand roads and rail networks spurred an annual GDP growth rate of nearly 10 percent. Last year, Ethiopia was home to four of East Africa's eight most valuable projects, including the US$4.1 billion Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Related Content
-
PM Network
Unfazed by Flux
Today's project professionals must adjust quickly to the accelerating pace of change. Those who try to cling to the status quo will be brushed aside as change unfolds without them. From my eight…
-
PM Network
Special Delivery
In the continuing quest to improve project delivery, many customer-focused organizations are creating a new role: thedelivery manager. Some project professionals view the new role as an evolution of…
Advertisement
Publishing or acceptance of an advertisement is neither a guarantee nor endorsement of the advertiser's product or service. View advertising policy.