World Bank Releases Report on East Asia and Pacific Maritime Sector
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Updated Sep 14
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What happened
The World Bank released a report titled Ports, Ships and Fuels, which examines the economic outlook for East Asia and the Pacific. The document provides 130 pages of analysis covering three areas: ports, ships, and fuels. The report is described as a global statement on maritime efficiency, safety, and sustainability.
From portstrategy.com
Why it matters
The report offers big data driven analysis and recommendations for the maritime sector in the region. Since the Asia-Pacific region accounts for 60 percent of global economic output, findings regarding shipping efficiency are relevant to global trade.
The Asia-Pacific region accounts for 60 percent of global economic output.
From portstrategy.com
Who's involved
- East AsiaRegion subject to the World Bank's economic outlook and maritime analysis
- World BankInternational financial institution that commissioned and published the report
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- ADB commissioned a report comparing economic usage trends between Pacific Islands and East Asia.Sub-event
- A World Bank report discusses India's manufacturing struggles compared to East Asia's success and the role of AI.Sub-event
- World Bank VP Carlos Felipe Jaramillo is appointed for EAP, and the World Bank publishes an economic update.Sub-event
- The World Bank projects a 7.4 percent GDP growth for the region, which is expected to be the highest growth rate in East Asia.Sub-event
World Bank report focuses on East Asia and Pacific economic outlook.1 source
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The entities involved
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East Asia
eastern region of Asia
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World Bank
international financial institution