Create five Special Economic Zones (SEZ) to rebalance the development: West – industrial supporting structure, Centre – communication infrastructure, South – industrial belt, East – coastal cities dev., Northwest – timber, oil, rice.
• Improve the business environment - implementation of legislation OHADA (“Organisation for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa”: The stated purpose of the initiative is to facilitate and encourage both domestic and foreign investment in the member states)
• Modernize the financial sector by strengthening banking supervision and reform of the regulatory framework in the field of microfinance
• Complete the disengagement of the state in the management of public enterprises
• Develop basic infrastructure and services
Paved roads will reach 25 000 km over the period 2012-2016. The number of
kilometres of paved roads per thousand will go to the International
Standard of 0.2 (currently 0.06).
IV. Economical & Industrial pool (3)
2. The Telecommunications and Information:
Objectives:
• Per 100 inhabitants 40 lines or mobile phones
• The rate of access to Internet 5%, connection for all cities of over 2000 inhabitants
• By December 2013 total coverage of the country network flow is achieved
3. Development of Industry:
Objectives:
Increase the sector’s growth rate to 4.3% on average over the period 2012-2016
Main actions:
• strengthening the Fund Promotion of Industry (FPI) revising the legal framework to promote women's entrepreneurship and private investment,including foreign industry, public-private partnerships.
• Implementation of the plan RDCOMPI Industrial Property and intensification of taking account of environmental concerns in the area.
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4. Streamlining mining:
Objectives:
• The growth rate of the sector will reach 8.8% on average over the period 2012-2016 against 6.7% in the period 2007-2010.
• Production volumes of key minerals will be increased:
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5. Promote internal and external trade:
Objectives:
• the weight of exports measured against GDP will increase from an average of 48.7% (for the period 2007-2010) to 51.0% by 2016
• The weight of exports non-mining to GDP ratio will increase from an average of 6% (over the period 2007-2010) to 14.9% by 2016
• The costs of import - for private operators - will decrease to 1241.5 US$/container (from 3735 US$/container) and to 33 days (instead of 63)