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Elephants Can't Jump
Ensuring brand initiatives work in practice as well as in theory. To have marketplace impact, we believe every research assignment should consist of three elements consumer exploration or validation, within a competitive context, generating commercial outputs.
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Firefish Ltd
29 full time staff, operating in all corners of the globe, on all manner of projects. No methodology is squashed to fit. We approach each brief with fresh eyes and minds, to make sure you get the most out of your research, helping your brand move forward.
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Grass Roots
Grass Roots is one of Europe's largest performance improvement companies. Established in 1980, Grass Roots UK is the founding company of a group with offices and partners operating in 15 countries around the world.
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DIGITAL-MR
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An Introduction to Eritrea
The history of Eritrea is tied to its strategic position on the Red Sea littoral, with a coastline that extends more than 1,000 km, making it prey to various sets of invaders and colonizers. In the period following the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869, when European powers scrambled for territory in Africa, Italy invaded and occupied Eritrea. During WWII, Commonwealth forces expelled those of Italy, leaving the country under British administration until it was federated with Ethiopia in 1950. After a 30 year war with Ethiopia, Eritrea gained full independence and international recognition in 1993. See full country profile.Latest Research News from Africa
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GOVERNMENT: Transitional Government
AREA: 117,600 sq km
POPULATION: 5,792,984 (July 2010 est.)
MAJOR LANGUAGE: Tigrinya, Arabic, English
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The history of Eritrea is tied to its strategic position on the Red Sea littoral, with a coastline that extends more than 1,000 km, making it prey to various sets of invaders and colonizers. In the period following the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869, when European powers scrambled for territory in Africa, Italy invaded and occupied Eritrea. During WWII, Commonwealth forces expelled those of Italy, leaving the country under British administration until it was federated with Ethiopia in 1950. After a 30 year war with Ethiopia, Eritrea gained full independence and international recognition in 1993.
Eritrea is a single-party state. Though its constitution, adopted in 1997, stipulates that the state is a presidential republic with a unicameral (single chamber) parliamentary democracy, it has yet to be implemented. In 1998 a border dispute with Ethiopia led to the Eritrean-Ethiopian War. The war resulted in the death of about 135,000 Ethiopians and 19,000 Eritreans. In 2009 the UN imposed sanctions on Eritrea after accusing it of backing anti-Ethiopian Islamist insurgents in Somalia.
GDP: $4.178 billion (2010 est.) - $700 per capita (2010 est.)
Religions Muslim, Coptic Christian, Roman Catholic, Protestant
Currency: Nafka (ERN)
Telephone Code: +291
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Eritrea has no MR association and no locally-based research providers as far as we know.Exports from Eritrea were worth $25 million in 2010 - made up of livestock, food and various other manufactures, largely to Asian and European countries. Imports were worth much more at $738 million comprising of machinery, petroleum, food and oth'r manufactures coming from a number of countries in Asia and Europe.
Like many other African nations, the economy of Eritrea is largely based on subsistence agriculture - 80% of the population are involved in farming and herding. In recent history, the economy has been badly affected by the Eritrean-Ethiopian war - in the region of $600m of property damage and losses, including livestock and homes.
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