With the objective of promoting economic growth in the north, USAID is working with Haiti’s National Port Authority (APN) to assist Cap Haitien Port in establishing modern container and bulk cargo services that align with Haiti’s vision of being a … Read More
Jamaica’s strategic geographic location along the main shipping lanes that utilize the Panama Canal, combined with its proximity to North American markets, provide an opportunity to position the country as a globally competitive logistics hub. In order to enhance economic … Read More
With the outlook for exports in Panama diminishing each year, Puerto Armuelles sought alternatives for the development of trade activity through private investment, with the goal of developing a logistics corridor in the region. With this objective, Nathan was tasked … Read More
June 1, 2015 The Kiribati government has sold Telecom Services Kiribati Ltd. (TSKL), the state-owned telecommunications monopoly, in a privatization move for which Nathan Associates Inc. advised the island nation. The government of the Republic of Kiribati completed the sale … Read More
Due to its unique geographical location, the Tehuantepec Isthmus has become a strategic area for logistical, transportation, and international commerce focused activities. The National Bank of Public Works BANOBRAS contracted the services of Nathan to provide technical assistance on the … Read More
Nathan worked closely with the Liberian Telecommunications Authority (LTA) to analyze competition in the Liberian telecommunications market in order to define and identify the relevant retail and wholesale markets. This analysis resulted in the definition of three retail markets: (a) … Read More
The World Bank assisted the Government of Somaliland (GoSl) to develop the economic potential of the Berbera Port through private sector participation in terminal activities at the port. Private sector participation in the commercial activities of the port was expected … Read More
Nathan developed the module on the New Paradigm of Regulation and Competition for the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA). The module traced the origins of regulation and competition in the Indian economy since independence; highlighted the existing regulators and … Read More
The Government of Ecuador granted a 50-year concession to a private operator/investor to design, finance, construct, operate, maintain, own, and manage a 27 MW run-of-the-river hydropower plant with an estimated investment cost of US$45 million. On behalf of the Inter-American … Read More
The IIC was considering investment in two run-of-the-river hydropower projects including the “8 de Agosto” (19 MW) and “El Carmen” (8.4 MW) hydroelectric plants as well as a 138 kv, 60-kilometer long transmission line that would interconnect the facilities with … Read More