Annex la: African Countries Ranked According to Their Attractiveness for FDI in 2000-2003 (Percentage)
(0/.) 80 70 80 50 40 30 20 10 :
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Annex Ib: African Countries Ranked According to Their Progress in Creating a Business-Friendly Environment in 2000-2003
(%) 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5
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Source:UNCTAD, based on resultsofan UNCTAD Survey of African investment promotion agencies, World Investment Report, 1999.
Annex 2: Malawi - Competitiveness Index
Country Competitiveness Improvement Optimism Trading
(1992-1997) (1997-1999) opportunity
Malawi -0.43 10.39 12.60 4.33
Mauritius 0.87 13.0 11.27 6.02
Botswana 0.54 9.6 8.99 4.57
Namibia 0.43 10.02 6.99 5.19
South Africa 0.34 9.22 3.61 5.38
Zambia -0.09 13.35 15.06 4.13
Tanzania -0.24 20.03 20.55 4.8
Mozambique -0.32 19.44 23.13 3.85
Zimbabwe -0.4 18.37 9.55 4.8
Maximum score 1 30 30 7
Source: World Economic Forum, The Africa Competitiveness Report, 1998.
Annex 3: Per Capita GDP and Population: Levels and Growth
Country Per capita GDP Annual average growth Population Annual average (in 1999 dollars) rates of per capita real Level growth rates of
GDP(%) (millions) population (%)
1980 1999 1980-90 1990-99 1999 1980-90 1990-99
Malawi 168 171 -1.8 2.6 10.6 4.4 1.3
AIILDCs 284 288 -0.2 1.1 637.4 2.5 2.5
All developing 893 1,326 1.9 3.0 4,770.7 2.1 1.7
countries
Developed 18,491 26,692 2.5 1.6 889.5 0.7 0.6
market economy countries
Source:UNeTAD,Least Developed Countries Report 2002
Annex 4: GDP by Sector of Origin at 1994 Factor Cost
(K'million)
Sector Agriculture
Small~scale
Large-scale Manufacturing Mining and Quarrying Electricity&Water Con8truction Distribution
Tran8port& Communication FinanciaJIProfes8ional Services Ownership of Dwellings Private& Social Services Government Services
Unallocatable finance charges
1999 4,943.8 3,992.4 951.4 1,748.6 169.6 171.5 293.4 2.765.5 575.5 1,032.5 179.9 263.9 1,257.0 -378.4
2000 5,210.0 4,058.8 1,151.1 1,695.9 187.9 189.0 287.9 2,758.9 552.1 1,053.7 184.6 271.2 1,282.0 -387.4
2001 5,266.6 4,288.2 978.4 1,455.7 206.1 182.3 267.7 2,706.5
576.3 1,252.6 1,005.7 279.0 1,305.1 -360.0
TOTALGDP 13,023.2 13,286.4 13,080.7
Source: Malawi Economic Report, 2002
Annex 5: FDI Equity Liabilities by Source and Sector
ource. Reserve Bank ofMalawt and MIPA, PrIvate CapItal Stocks Survey, 2002.
'lot...,. !ilH'tnr TTS$milHnn
ON-:l1. 1C)9C) ON-:l1. 2000
United K1nCdom Agriculture, hunting&forestry
29.0 20.4
MAnllfAMlIrin" ,~Il 11l1l
OislTihlltion 113 12.2
Financial intermedimion 14.7 9.4
Other 2.7 u;
Suh-tntnl ,11.13 (i().?
TlSA MAnllfachlrinp 404 19.0
Oi.trihlltion 154 10.1
Other 0.2 1.0
Suh-tntnl 5(;.0 50.?
Sonth Af'rkll Mamlfactnrinp 45.1l 21l.R
Oiotrihllti"n Q1 Illl
FinAnci,,1 intermediation 1.5 1.R
Other 1.0 o.~
S7Ih-fnlnl 51? HR
OUIerrountrlet 48.6 42.5
Allcountries 245.1 188.7
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Annex 6: FDI Equity Liabilities for Malawi by Region (US$ million)
Region Dee 31,1999 Dee 31, 2000
North 1.8 1.0
Central 57.8 58.4
South 185.4 129.2
Total 245.1 188.7
Source:Reserve Bank: of Malawi and MlPA, Private Capital Stocks Survey, 2002.
Annex 7: Profitability of Investment by Region in 2000 (US$ million)
North Central South Total
Total net profit earned 1.0 14.3 37.5 52.7
Dividends remitted to all shareholders 0.3 8.7 22.0 31.0
Total retained earnings 0.8 5.5 15.5 21.8
Retained earnings attributabletoFDI 0.8 2.4 9.5 12.6 Source:Reserve Bank: of Malawi and MlPA, Private Capital Stocks Survey, 2002
Annex 8: Malawi - Long-term Debt: Debt Outstanding and Debt Service
Year Debt Outstanding Debt Service
Amount (USS m) % of GNP Amount (USS m) % of Exports
1975 279 44.9 20 9.5
1980 746 65.6 69 22
1985 1021 94.6 40
1990 1487 82 111 25
1991 1619 76 102 19
1992 1661 91 93 21
1993 1826 92 73 21
1994 2127 172 69 18
1995 2242 156
1996 2312 105
1997 2287 104 89 12.4
1998 2507
Source:UNCTAD, Handbook ofInternational Trade and Development Statistics, 1998.
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Annex 9: Extract from the Malawi Investment Promotion Act 1991 (For details of the complete Act see www.tradeport.com)
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The Malawi Investment Promotion Agency Establishment of the Agency5. There is hereby established a body to be known as the Malawi Investment Promotion Agency (in this Act otherwise referred to
at
the "Agency") which shall be a body corporate by the name, having perpetual succession and a common seal and which shall, by that name, be capable of suing and being sued and of acquiring, holding and alienating moveable or immovable property and, subject to the provisions of the Act, of doing or performing all such acts or things as bodies corporate may by law do or perform.General autbority of the Agency
6. In addition to any other powers, duties and functions conferred on the Agency by or under this Act, it shall be the principal object of the Agency to ensure the giving of practical and prompt effect to the commitment of the Government on investment in Malawi as declared in the Statement of Investment Policies and the Investors Guide and, for that purpose, the Agency shall have power--
(a) to receive queries and complaints by, or on behalf of, an investor against any public officer or any authority in dealing with any matter submitted to the public officer or to the authority by, or on behalf of, the investor:
(b) to summon or call upon any public officer or any authority to promptly decide, in accordance with the relevant written law, on any matter submitted to the public officer or authority by, or on behalf of, an investor and to communicate the decision to the investor or to show cause, satisfactory to the Agency, why a decision on the matter cannot be promptly made or communicated to the investor, and further to request for an indication as to when a decision or the communication will be made;
(c) to inquire into the reasons for any negative decision by any public officer or any authority on any matter submitted by, or on behalf of an investor to the public officer or authority and, where the Agency is not satisfied with the reasons given. to make representations to the public officer or authority or to the appropriate Minister on behalf of the affected investor;
(d) to report to the Minister cases of inefficiency, laxity and ineptitude by any public officer or any authority in tile exercise of his or its powers or the performance of his or its duties and functions bearing upon the purposes and objects of this Act, the Statement of Investment Policies or the Investors Guide; and
(e) to do all such things as the Agency considers to be necessary for its objectives and functions and conducive to the fulfillment of the purposes of this Act, the Statement and the Investors Guide.