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Female entrepreneurship key to Mena region inclusivity.
12/21/2018 | Development models in Mediterranean
Solar power bringing energy efficiency to Mediterranean air-conditioning
12/17/2018 | Energy Efficiency
Economic growth not boosting job creation in MENA region
12/12/2018 | Development models in Mediterranean
Cairo University,
Chahir Zaki,
economic,
Egypt,
EMNES,
employment intensity and sectoral output growth,
ERF,
Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies,
FDI,
Foreign direct investment,
IHEC de Carthage,
industry,
job,
job creation,
Jordan,
Mena,
Mohamed Goaied,
Nesreen Seleem,
Nooh Alshyab,
services,
Tunisia,
workforce,
Yarmouk University
When the location of a firm affects its productivity
06/20/2018 | Socio-economic assessments
Developing financial institutions for more inclusiveness in the MENA region
05/28/2018 | Development models in Mediterranean
Institutions failing to play their role in the Southern Mediterranean job market
04/23/2018 | Development models in Mediterranean
basic education,
economists,
economy,
education,
Egypt,
Emnes,
employees,
employment contracts,
employment policies,
Euro-Mediterranean Network for economic studies,
GDP,
investment,
Jordan,
mediterranean econosmists,
Mena,
Morocco,
public assets,
salary,
social security,
tax evasion,
Tunisia,
underground economy,
unemployment
Do Exports and Innovation Matter for the Demand of Skilled Labor? Evidence from MENA Countries
04/03/2018 | EMNES reports
Economic Analysis of Supply Functions, Private Returns to Investment in Education and Skill Mismatch in Egypt
04/03/2018 | EMNES reports
Innovation a key factor in VSE/SME growth in MENA region
04/03/2018 | Development models in Mediterranean
VSEs and SMEs account for a very small number of jobs in Egypte, Jordan, Morocco and Tunisa. Innovation could provide a springboard for development. Version française
added-value products,
corruption,
credit facilities,
Development models in Mediterranean,
Egypt,
Emanuele Sessa,
Emnes,
employment,
Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies,
euro-mediterranen,
Fuad Al Sheikh,
Growth of Micro,
Hala Helmu El Said,
informal sector,
innovating companies,
innovation,
Jad Allah Rami,
job creation economy,
Jordan,
Mena,
Micro,
microenterprises,
Mohamed Larbi Sidmou,
Monia Ghazali Ferchichi,
Morocco,
Morocco & Tunisia. Structure,
new market opportunities,
new processes,
Nooh Alshyab,
obstacles and policies,
overview,
private-sector,
professional networks,
Rana Hosni Ahmed,
reports,
Rim Ben Ayed Mouelhi,
Rym Ayadi,
Serena Sandri,
Small and Medium enterprises (MSMEs) in MENA countries : constraints and success factors,
Small and Medium sized enterprises development in Egypt,
SMEs,
strategic plans,
taxation,
Tunisia,
VSEs
Public/private partnerships for sustainable tourism
02/07/2018 | Environmental and development issues
The profile of export-oriented firms
02/23/2017 | Socio-economic assessments
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What factors determine a firm’s ability to export? To answer this question, Femise experts carried out a comparative study between firms located in the European Union, Israel, Turkey and those in the MENA region (Middle East, North Africa).
Extending public-private partnerships to protected area management
02/16/2017 | Environmental and development issues
Environment – Opportunities to be seized for Southern Rim countries
12/19/2016 | Socio-economic assessments
The FEMISE is one of the co-authors of the Energies2050 report on climate change in the Mediterranean, drawn up as part of COP22. The report singles out the lack of effort being made in the Southern Mediterranean, while at the same time highlighting the genuine assets that can be utilized as part of environmental policy. Version française
The Economic Impact of Climate Change on Southern Mediterranean Countries
12/12/2016 | Socio-economic assessments
Interview with Dr. Abeer El-Shinnawy (FEMISE, American University in Cairo) within the context of the FEMISE & Institut de la Méditerranée contribution to the ENERGIES2050 report [1] on” Challenges to Climate Change in the Mediterranean” released at the occasion of the international COP22 conference that took place in Marrakech on November 15th 2016. Version française
IME to create Mediterranean commission to monitor key water-related projects
11/21/2016 | Water management in the Mediterranean
Mediterranean Water Knowledge Platform taking shape
09/29/2016 | Water management in the Mediterranean
EMWIS,
Eric Mino,
Euro-Mediterranean Information System on Know-How in the Water Sector,
Jordan,
Lebanon,
Mediterranean Water Institute,
Mediterranean Water Knowledge Platform,
Morocco,
National Water Information Systems,
national water information systems,
NWISs,
Tunisia,
water,
white paper on the Mediterranean
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Michel Gonnet - "African nations need new public-sector stakeholders to guarantee long-term investments"
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Les Espagnols (encore) convoqués aux urnes le 28 avril 2019 pour élire de nouveaux députés
02/15/2019 - Frédéric Dubessy -
Le Parlement égyptien ouvre la voie à une présidence à vie d'Abdel Fattah al-Sissi
02/15/2019 - Frédéric Dubessy
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