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Industrial Development and PoliciesNeeded to Build Productive Capacity in Laos
By: Kiengkham Rasachack (Mr.)
Director of Industrial Promotion
Department of Industry and Handicraft
Ministry of Industry and Commerce, Laos
ESCAP-UNCTAD Workshop « Promoting Structural Economic Transformation in Asia-Pacific Landlocked
Developing Countries».4-7 November 2019 in Bangkok, Thailand
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Points to be discussed
1. Lao PDR brief information
2. 8th NSEDP 2016-2020
3. Economic perspective
4.Industrial development
5.Ways forward for building production capacity and industrial development
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• Land area : 236.800 km2
• Population : 7.2 millions (2019)
• Density : 31 persons/km2
• GDP 2018 : 18,120 million USD
• GDP per capacita 2,566 USD (2018)
• GDP growth rate : 6.3 % (2018)
• Capital : Vientiane
• Currency : Kip (1 USD=8,831kips)
• Language : Lao
I. Lao PDR brief information
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II. 8th NSEDP 2016-2020
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Ten-year Socio-economic Development Strategy (2016–2025)
✓ The strategy to graduate from LDC status by 2020
✓ The strategy for the transition period of LDC graduation by 2025
➢ The Ten-Year Socio-economic Development Strategy (2016–2025) consists of seven strategies as follows:
i. Strategy on quality, inclusive, stable, sustainable and green economic growth
ii. Strategy on LDC graduation by 2020 and progress on the SDGs
iii. Strategy on human development
iv. Strategy on sustainable and green environment with effective and efficient use of the natural resources
v. Strategy to enhance government’s role in social management under the effective rule of law
vi. Strategy on regional and international integration
vii. Strategy on industrialization and modernization.
II. 8th NSEDP 2016-2020
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Some of Performance Indicators, Targets set
✓ Poverty rate 10% by 2020
✓ Composite score adequate for eligibility for graduation from LDC status (as advised by UNCTAD)
✓ GNI per capita higher than US$1,574 by 2018 and at or higher than US$ 1,810 by 2021
✓ By 2020 to achieve GDP per capita at US$3,190 and GNI per capita at US$2,520 (Atlas), applied exchange rate of 8,300 kip/US$
✓ Real GDP growth not less than 7.5% pa on average ✓ Agriculture growth 3.2%, 19% of GDP
✓ Industry growth 9.3%, 32% of GDP
✓ Services growth 8.9%, 41% of GDP (excl. import tariff)
✓ By 2020, non-resource sector contribution in the GDP increase to more than the average contribution in the GDP during the 7th NSEDP
II. 8th NSEDP 2016-2020
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Implementing measures
8th NSEDP implementation
measures
Macroeconomic
Framework
GDP growth average 7.5% per
annumFinancing
Plan
Revenue and
Expenditure Manageme
nt
PRODUCTION TRANSIT
SERVICES AND
LOGISTICS
SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
APPLICATION
PROMOTION OF
SMALL AND MEDIUM-
SIZED ENTERPRISE
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CAPACITY BUILDING
II. 8th NSEDP 2016-2020
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Source: Lao Statistic Bureau/countyeconomy.com
❑ Strengthen the production foundation by promoting potential production encourage national and local comparative advantage
❑ Promote and diversify commercial production and services to reduce natural resource dependency
▪ Encourage investment in commercial production in the non-resource sector
▪ Promote businesses related to mining, forest resource (wood) utilization, export of processed minerals to create value addition in the ecosystem
▪ Develop services of clean, beautiful and eco-tourism in parallel with the improvement of services in accommodation
▪ Promote diversified production of handicraft and art works to supply the tourist demand and create income for the people and the nation
Implementation measure for Production
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2.1 Annual GDP and growth rate (2012-2018)
grow rate (%) Annual (B.USD)
III. Economic perspective
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Source: Lao Statistic Bureau/countyeconomy.com
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Agriculture 28.8 27.2 24.3 23.5 22.2 23.7 17.23 16.2
Industry 28 30.6 35 33.2 33.1 32.7 28.76 30.91
Service 37.2 36.4 34.9 37.9 35.2 47.2 42.46 41.53
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24.3 23.5 22.2 23.7
17.23 16.2
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37.2 36.4 34.937.9
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2.2 Sectors contribution to GDP (2010-2017) %
Agriculture Industry Service
III. Economic perspective (cont.)
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Source: Lao Statistic Bureau
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Contribution by sectors 2006-2015 (T. Kip)
Mining and Quarrying Manufacturing Electricity and Water Supply Cocstruction
IV. Industrial development
1. Industrial contribution by sub-sectors
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food, 11
beverages, 22
textiles, 4
wearing apparels, 11
rubber and plastic, 5
non-metallic mineral, 21
fabricated metal, 4
furniture, wood&products, 9
Others, 0
Key subsectors contributing 88.4% manufacturing value-added (VA)
Source: DIH & UNIDO (2016), National Manufacturing Establishment Survey
2. Structural transformation and manufacturing
IV. Industrial development
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IV. Industrial development
Number of manufacturing establishment by size VA by size of establishment
Large
5.43%Medium
5.96%
Micro
37.60%
Small
51.01%
Large
61.46%Medium
15.70%
Small
15.16%
Micro
7.67%
Source: DIH & UNIDO (2016), National Manufacturing Establishment Survey
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3. Competitive Industrial Performance Index
IV. Industrial development
CIP 2017China Thailand
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Myanmar Laos
CIP rank 3 27 43 89 90 103
CIP quintile Top Top
Upper Middle Middle Middle
Lower Middle
Manufacturing Value Added per capita 2253.51 1704.27 308.92 193.77 291.98 193.1
Medium- and High-tech manufacturing VA share in in total manufacturing VA 0.41 0.41 0.39 0 0.08 0.04
Medium- and High-tech manufactured exports share in total manufactured exports 0.6 0.64 0.51 0.1 0.2 0.22
Manufacturing VA share in total GDP 0.31 0.28 0.17 0.17 0.23 0.11
Manufactured exports share in total exports 0.96 0.87 0.86 0.93 0.44 0.63
Source: https://stat.unido.org/database/
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V. Ways forward for building production capacity and industrial development
• Good governance• Leadership
• National direction
• Macroeconomic and financial strategies• Monetary policy/strategies
• Financial regulations
• Supports
International support is needed
• Social policy/strategy:• Health and education
• Environmental protection
• Industrial and sectorial strategies:• Agriculture
• Mining and energy
• Industry
• Trade and investment
• Infrastructure and logistics
Building production capacity needs integrated development plans:
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V. Ways forward for building production capacity and industrial development
Potential Industries for Laos
Promoting balanced development & local private development
(SMEs)
- Agriculture
- Agro/food processing
- Handicraft
- Tourism
Promoting labor intensive sector for employment
- Garment (Uniform, fast
fashion supply chain)
- Other labor intensive
(such as light products,
copper wire, casting?
Promoting higher value added sector for accelerate economic
growth
- Electronic/electric
machinery
- Transport equipment
- Processed mining products
Promoting supporting industries
- Energy & hydro-power
- Logistic services
& transportation
Supporting import-substitute industries
- Fertilizer
- Animal feed products
- Cement & construction materials
- Others
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V. Ways forward for building production capacity and industrial developmentIndustrial and Handicraft Development Plan (2019-2020)
Agro-processing industry
Textiles and wearing apparel industry
Construction materials industry
Supporting industries
(printing and packaging)
o Upgrade manufacturing infrastructure development
o Create enabling business environment
o Promote linkages with regional production networks
Work programmes4 Target subsectors
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V. Ways forward for building production capacity and industrial developmentManufacturing Infrastructure Development
Vientiane Industrial and
Trade Area (VITA)
Savan-Seno Special Economic
Zone
SaysethaDevelopment
Zone
Pakse-Japan SME special Economic
Zone