New study:
'Enhancing Egypt's performance through responsible competitiveness'
A new study forming part of the Egyptian National Competitiveness Council's 2009 competitiveness report examines current efforts to encourage Responsible Competitiveness and the barriers the economy faces in trying to achieve this goal. The report emphasizes the need for the collaborative efforts of government, business leaders and an active civil society to foster a pathway to a sustainable and productive economy and outlines key policy recommendations to direct Egypt's economy along the correct path to responsible competitiveness. Key issues the chapter focuses on are: agriculture, industry, labour, energy meeting needs and encouraging innovation.
The chapter was co-written by Alex MacGillivray, Senior Partner, AccountAbility, Darin Rovere, President, Sustainability Excellence Arabia, and Dr. Nadine Elhakim, Senior Programme Officer, UN World Food Programme, and was launched by Alex MacGillivray in Cairo in June 2009.
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"Arab World Making Progress in Responsible Competitiveness"
 | "Responsible Competitiveness is about rewarding companies that address social, environmental and economic problems." - HM Queen Rania Al Abdullah, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
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