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  • ナミビア共和国

    経済開発支援にかかる基礎情報

    収集・確認調査

    報告書

    平成23年 10月

    (2011年)

    独立行政法人

    国際協力機構(JICA)

    株式会社 国際開発センター(IDCJ)

    ナミビア共和国(Republic of Namibia)

    ア フ

    J R

    11-010

  • ナミビア共和国

    経済開発支援にかかる基礎情報

    収集・確認調査

    報告書

    平成23年 10月

    (2011年)

    独立行政法人

    国際協力機構(JICA)

    株式会社 国際開発センター(IDCJ)

    ナミビア共和国(Republic of Namibia)

  • 1 81.70

    1 6.79 2011 4 6

    JICA

  • i

    1. ............................................................................................ 1

    1.1 ........................................................................................................... 1 1.2 ........................................................................................................... 1 1.3 ........................................................................................................... 2 1.4 .................................................................................................... 3 1.5 3 ....................................... 4 1.6 ..................................................................................................... 17 1.7 .......................... 19

    2. 3 ....................................................................................... 21 2.1 1 ............................................................................ 21 2.2 2 ............................................................................ 28 2.3 3 ............................................................................ 33 2.4 .............................................................. 38 2.5 ...................... 52

    3. ........................................ 56 3.1 SWOT ..................................................................................... 56 3.2 ..................................................................................................... 57 3.3 ....................................................................................... 62 3.4 .............................................................. 63 3.5 .................................................................................................. 64 3.6 ................................................................................... 75

    4. ..................................................................................................... 78 Appendix 1 1

    Appendix 2 2 3

    Appendix 3

  • ii

    1 ..................................................................................... 6 2 ......................................................................................................... 10 3 GDP 2001-2008 ................................................... 11 4 GDP 2006 ............................... 11 5 ................................................................................... 12 6 3 ................................................... 17 7 4 3 ....................... 19 8 Protected Area .................................................................................................. 49 9 Conservancy ..................................................................................................... 51 10 .......................................................................... 53 11 ....................................................................................................... 54 12 ................................................................................................ 55 13 SWOT ............................................................................... 56 14 2000 GDP ............................................................................. 58 15 ..................................... 65 16 Walvis Bay ...................................................................... 66 17 ........................................................ 71 18 ............................................................. 73 19 ................................................................. 74 20 Community Based Tourism .................................... 76

    1 .............................................................................. 3 2 ........................................................................................................ 4 3 ............................................................................................................... 7 4 ..................................................................................... 9 5 ..................................................................................... 9 6 2008 ................................................................... 11 7 Vision 2030 9 ........................................................ 14 8 3 NDP3 2007 2011 .................................. 14 9 ........................................... 15 10 4 ........................................................................... 16 11 .......................................................................... 18 12 1 .................................................... 24 13 2 .................................................... 32 14 3 .................................................... 36 15 ................................................................................................... 41 16 2010 ......................................................................................................... 41 17 2010 ..................................................................................................... 41 18 2010 ....................................................................................... 42 19 .......................................................... 42 20 10 ........................................... 43 21 12 ........................................... 43 22 2007 ............................................................................ 43 23 .............................. 44

  • iii

    24 2010 ......................... 44 25 ............................................................................................ 46 26 2009 .......................................................................................... 46 27 2009 ................................................................................... 47 28 2009 ....................................................................................... 47 29 ........................................... 73 30 ...................................................................... 79 31 .......................................................................... 80 32 ................................................................................................ 81

  • iv

    AALS Affirmative Action Loan Scheme –

    AGOA African Growth and Opprtunity Act

    AGRIBANK Agricultural Bank of Namibia

    BDS Business Development Services

    CBNRM Community Based Natural Resource Management

    CBT Community Based Tourism

    CMA Common Monetary Area

    CPD National Continuous Professional Development System

    CPI Consumer Price Index

    DRC Democratic Republic of Congo

    EPZ Export Processing Zone

    ETSIP Education and Training Sector Investment Programme

    FENATA Federation of Namibian Tourism Associations –

    FNDC First National Development Corporation –

    GDP Gross Domestic Products

    GEF Global Environment Facility –

    GIZ Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit

    IBRD International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

    ICD Inland Container Depot –

    IDC Industrial Development Corporation

    IMF International Monetary Fund

    JICA Japan International Cooperation Agency

    LEDA Local Economic Development Agency –

    MAWF Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forest

    MCA Millenium Challenge Account –

    Meatco Meat Corporation of Namibia Ltd

    MET Ministry of Environment and Trade

    MIDP Motor Industry Development Programme

    MOE Ministry of Education

    MOF Ministry of Finance

  • v

    MTI Ministry of Trade and Industry

    MWT Ministry of Works and Transport

    MRLGHRD Ministry of Regional and Local Government, Housing and Rural Development

    NamPort Namibia Ports Authority

    NAB Namibian Agronomic Board –

    NamPower –

    NASCO Namibian Association of CBNRM Support Organization

    NDP3 Third National Development Plan

    NIC Namibia Investment Centre –

    NHDI National Horticultural Development Initiative –

    NLFS Namibia Labour Fource Survey –

    NPC National Planning Comission

    NTA Namibia Training Authority

    NTB National Tourism Board

    ODC Offshore Development Copropation –

    OSBP One Stop Border Post –

    PHC Population and Housing Census –

    PPIAF Private Provision of Infrastructure Advisory Service

    REDs Regional Electric Distributors

    SACU South African Customs Union

    SADC Southern Africa Development Community

    SME Small and Medium Enterprises

    SP Service Provider

    SPAN Strengthen the Protected Area Network –

    SWAPO South-West Africa People’s Organization

    SWKP Swakopmund

    TEU Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit –

    TIDCA Trade, Investment and Development Cooperation Agreement

    TransNamib TransNamib Holdings Ltd

    UNAM University of Namibia

    UNDP United Nations Development Programme

    VTC Vocational Training Centre –

  • vi

    WTTC World Travel and Tourism Council –

    WB Walvis Bay

    WBCG Walvis Bay Corridor Group –

    WBEPZMC Walvis Bay EPZ Management Corporation –

  • 1

    1

    1.

    1.1

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    1.5 3

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    2

    Republic of Namibia

    82 Km2 2.2 210 2008 Windhoek 30

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    50 Kavango 9 8 8 6 90

    8(GNI) US$4200 (2008) 38

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    11

  • 6

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    GNI 4,200 200894

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    4

  • 8

    2007 2010 10.7%17.0%

    (4)

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    40.6% Walvis Bay Erongo 6.9% WindhoekKhomas 15.4%

    5 World Development Indicators Database 2005

  • 1

    9

    4

    1991 2001 2006

    1,409,920 1,830,330 1,952,454 Erongo 54,987 107,663 134,966 Walvis Bay Khomas 166,371 250,262 301,050 Windhoek Ohangwena 179,060 228,384 247,103 Omusati 190,339 228,842 224,256 Oshana 135,352 161,916 159,827 Oshikoto 128,303 161,007 161,102

    4 633,054 780,149 792,288 Ohangwena Omusati OshanaOshikoto

    2001 2006

    5 Erongo Khomas75% 80% 4

    3 Omusati 8Erongo Khomas

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    5

    %

    N$

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    Household Income & Expenditure Survey 2003/04

    4 1991 2006 Erongo Khomas4% 1.5%

    4 Ohangwena2001 2006 Omusati Oshana Oshikoto

    Erongo Khomas4 44.9% 40.6%

    2 Communal Sector 4 OhangwenaOmusati Oshikoto Oshana Caprivi Kavango

    Commercial Sector

  • 10

    Commercial Sector Communal Sector60.4% 2006 Inter–Censal Demographic Survey 2006

    Communal Sector 3 2

    Agriculture Statistics Bulletin (2000-2007), Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry

    2

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    (5) SADC

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  • 1

    11

    6 2008

    ( ) GDP 10 USD

    GDP ( USD)

    2001-08

    4869 275.6 5,661 4.2% 1,802 84.2 4.671 13.7% 1,262 14.6 1,160 5.3% 179 13.5 7,551 4.9% 207 9.0 4,339 5.2%

    IMF Economic Outlook Database 2011

    IMF Economic Outlook Database 2011

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    JICA 3 2009 3

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    World Development Indicator Database

    1.4.1 FDI 1990 2006

    DOE USGS World Development Indicator Database

    1.4.2 1 GDP 2006

  • 12

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    ! Trans–Kalahari

    ! Trans–Caprivi Walvis Bay

    ! Trans–Cunene Walvis Bay ! Trans–Oranje Walvis Bay

    TradeMark Southern Africa http://www.trademarksa.org/ Web

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    SADC

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    Vision 2030 20303 NDP3 2007 2011

    Vision 2030 NDP3 7 8

    6 JICA 3 2009 3 p24

  • 14

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    Namibia Vision 2030, Policy Framework for Long-Term National Development (2004)

    8 3 NDP3 2007 2011

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    2. 2015 MDG

    3. 2.6% 3.2

    4. 762 946

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    4. ICT ICT ICT

    5. HIV/AIDS

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    8. SADC SADC 2012 ADC/SACU

    Third National Development Plan (NDP3) 2007/2008 - 2011/12 Volume I Executive Summary (2008)

  • 1

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    (1)

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    2008 2009

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    表紙調査対象地域目次1. 調査の背景と調査実施方法1.1 本調査の背景1.2 本調査の目的1.3 調査対象地域1.4 調査スケジュール1.5 「ナ」国の社会経済の状況及び3つの仮説に対する理解1.6 仮説の検証方法1.7 ナミビア国の産業育成戦略検討のための基礎情報・確認の方法