Madagascar Investment Proposal
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Madagascar Investment Plans and Opportunities |
The Proposal
With a significant agricultural sector representing almost 25% of GDP, Madagascar is focused on developing four value chains, working with the Hand-in-Hand Initiative to attract private investors. Along with national investments, the National Government is aiming to meet the local demand and increase exports for rice, corn, livestock and small ruminants.
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IRR Value | 0.0% |
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Total Investment | 0.0 Million USD |
IRR Value | 0.0% |
NPV Value | 0.0 Million USD |
Direct Beneficiaries | 0,0 |
Indirect Beneficiaries | 0,0 |
Total Beneficiaries | 0,0 |
Per capita income increase | 0 USD/year |
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Madagascar Typologies
Poverty
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Government of Madagascar: Investment cases in Madagascar
Madagascar Investment Cases and Interventions
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Contact
For more information, please contact the Hand-in-Hand team.