Urban Competitiveness in Brazil’s State of Amazonas : A Green Growth Agenda - Companion Report to 'A Balancing Act for Brazil’s Amazonian States : An Economic Memorandum' (English)

Amazonas is the most industrialized state among Brazil’s nine states of the Legal Amazon (here called Amazonia). It is supported by a special economic zone (SEZ), the Zona Franca de Manaus (ZFM). More than 70 percent of its population (2.7 million) live in the Manaus Greater Area. Amazonas’s industrialization is closely connected with the ZFM, introduced as an SEZ in 1967 by the Brazilian government in a geostrategic effort to settle and develop Amazonia...
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  • Hanusch,Marek;
    Arvis,Jean Francois;
    Tufani,Claudia Mayara;
    Artuso,Fabio;
    Santoni,Gianluca;
    Zanetti,Giulio Cesare;
    Joao Maria de Oliveira;

  • 2023/05/05

  • Report

  • 181929

  • 1

  • Brazil,

  • Latin America and Caribbean,

  • 2023/05/10

  • Disclosed

  • Urban Competitiveness in Brazil’s State of Amazonas : A Green Growth Agenda - Companion Report to 'A Balancing Act for Brazil’s Amazonian States : An Economic Memorandum'

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Hanusch,Marek; Arvis,Jean Francois; Tufani,Claudia Mayara; Artuso,Fabio; Santoni,Gianluca; Zanetti,Giulio Cesare; Joao Maria de Oliveira.

Urban Competitiveness in Brazil’s State of Amazonas : A Green Growth Agenda - Companion Report to 'A Balancing Act for Brazil’s Amazonian States : An Economic Memorandum' (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099050423200532551

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