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Doing Business 2017: Guinea Summary

Core Content

Doing Business 2017 is a World Bank Group flagship report that evaluates the ease of doing business across 190 economies. It measures regulations in 11 key areas of the business life cycle, including starting a business, dealing with construction permits, getting electricity, registering property, getting credit, protecting minority investors, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts, resolving insolvency, and labor market regulation. The report provides data and rankings to help policy makers understand regulatory environments and identify areas for reform.

Key Indicators for Guinea

Ease of Doing Business Ranking and DTF Score

• DB2017 Rank: 163
• DB2016 Rank: 161
• Change in Rank: -2
• DB2017 DTF Score: 46.23
• DB2016 DTF Score: 46.16
• Change in DTF: +0.07

Starting a Business

• Rank: 133
• DTF Score: 80.20
• Procedures (Men): 6
• Time (Men): 8 days
• Cost (Men): 77.7% of income per capita
• Procedures (Women): 6
• Time (Women): 8 days
• Cost (Women): 77.7% of income per capita

Dealing with Construction Permits

• Rank: 164
• DTF Score: 54.26
• Procedures: 27
• Time: 173 days
• Cost: 1.9% of warehouse value
• Building Quality Control Index: 8.5 (scale 0-15)

Getting Electricity

• Rank: 160
• DTF Score: 44.81
• Procedures: 4
• Time: 69 days
• Cost: 6636.4% of income per capita
• Reliability of Supply Index: 0 (scale 0-8)

Registering Property

• Rank: 140
• DTF Score: 49.81
• Procedures: 6
• Time: 44 days
• Cost: 8.5% of property value
• Land Administration Quality Index: 5.5 (scale 0-30)

Getting Credit

• Rank: 139
• DTF Score: 30.00
• Legal Rights Index: 6.0 (scale 0-12)
• Credit Information Depth Index: 0.0 (scale 0-8)
• Credit Bureau Coverage: 0.0% of adults
• Credit Registry Coverage: 0.0% of adults

Protecting Minority Investors

• Rank: 145
• DTF Score: 40.00
• Minority Investor Protection Index: 4.0 (scale 0-10)
• Conflict of Interest Regulation Index: 4.3 (scale 0-10)
• Shareholder Governance Index: 3.7 (scale 0-10)

Paying Taxes

• Rank: 184
• DTF Score: 24.28
• Payments (per year): 57
• Time (per year): 440 hours
• Total Tax Rate (% of profit): 68.3%
• Postfiling Index: 12.3 (scale 0-100)

Trading Across Borders

• Rank: 162
• DTF Score: 46.24
• Export Time (Border Compliance): 72 hours
• Export Cost (Border Compliance): $778
• Export Time (Documentary Compliance): 139 hours
• Export Cost (Documentary Compliance): $128
• Import Time (Border Compliance): 91 hours
• Import Cost (Border Compliance): $909
• Import Time (Documentary Compliance): 156 hours
• Import Cost (Documentary Compliance): $180

Enforcing Contracts

• Rank: 115
• DTF Score: 53.87
• Time (days): 311
• Cost (% of claim): 45.0%
• Judicial Processes Quality Index: 5.0 (scale 0-18)

Resolving Insolvency

• Rank: 113
• DTF Score: 38.84
• Recovery Rate (cents per dollar): 19.9
• Time (years): 3.8
• Cost (% of estate): 8.0%
• Insolvency Framework Strength Index: 9.0 (scale 0-16)

Main Points

• The Doing Business 2017 report includes a gender dimension in four of the 11 indicators, highlighting the differences in regulatory processes between men and women.
• The distance to frontier (DTF) score is used to measure the absolute distance from the best regulatory practices, while the ease of doing business ranking reflects relative performance across economies.
• Guinea ranks 163 out of 190 economies in the ease of doing business index, indicating significant room for improvement.
• The DTF score for Guinea has slightly improved from 46.16 to 46.23.
• Key challenges in Guinea include high costs and long procedures for starting a business, obtaining credit, and paying taxes, with some indicators showing regional disparities.
• New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates are noted as the best performers in several categories, with New Zealand leading in starting a business and United Arab Emirates in paying taxes.

Important Notes

• The data is current as of June 1, 2016, except for the paying taxes indicators, which cover January–December 2015.
• The methodology of the report has evolved, with the addition of postfiling processes and gender-specific components in some indicators.
• The report does not include labor market regulation in the aggregate ranking or DTF score, but it is presented in the economy profile.
• Comparative data is provided for several other economies in the region (e.g., Burkina Faso, Gambia, Mali, Senegal, Sierra Leone) to facilitate benchmarking.