With the adoption of long-awaited healthcare reform bills effective January 2018, the outlook for the Ukrainian healthcare sector is considerably brighter. The introduction of a two-tiered health insurance model with a state-guaranteed level of care and efforts to improve healthcare in rural areas will increase access to care and be driven by a significant increase in public funding. We note that political uncertainty has diluted the reforms and it remains to be seen how successfully they will be implemented.

The ultra-secure smartphone encrypts the data and block unauthorized tracking systems. The encryption of message helps in minimal loss or transmits of personal information. The ultra-secure smartphone provides greater control over what other people can do on their phone, encrypts data stored in the phone, which provides greater security. Data encryption helps ensure that there may not be any data transmission from the smartphone by any other party. Smartphones have created a greater need for privacy because government and advertiser take intimate information about their consumers, which has increased the need to protect the data which drives the market.

Prescription medicines will remain dominant over the coming decade, with the biggest focus on drugs for the treatment of infectious and chronic diseases. The OTC sector has the potential to be boosted by the re-categorisation of popular traditional medicines, although presently there are no such plans. In the meantime, market figures will remain distorted by the lack of distinction between prescription and OTC drugs, with most medicines available without a prescription. Generally speaking, market potential will remain below par, given the persistent issues such as low levels of data protection and delays in the drug approval process. In 2017, Vietnam's pharmaceutical market was valued at USD5.3bn, the second largest medicine market in South East Asia after Indonesia and slightly ahead of Thailand. In the same year, on a per-capita basis, medicine spending was relatively low at USD55, behind other emerging countries such as China, but significantly ahead of frontier markets such as Myanmar. Prescription drugs remain the dominant class of treatments in the country, accounting for 75% of total sales, while the majority of this figure (at over 70%) is represented by generic medicines.

A number of multinational major players are present in the Nigerian food industry, including Cadbury, Nestlé and Unilever. However, as the high level of food imports reach an unsustainable level, it is likely that the government will step in to introduce greater measures aimed at boosting domestic production.

The key laws governing oil and gas exploration in Myanmar are The Oilfields Act 1918, The Oilfield Rules 1936, The Petroleum Act 1934, The Petroleum Rules 1937, The Essential Supplies and Services Act 1947, The Petroleum Resources (Development Regulation) Act 1957, The Law Amending the Petroleum Resources (Development Regulation) Act 1969 and The Myanmar Petroleum Concession Rules 1962.

In line with its newfound fortunes and status as a presumptive heavyweight player in the global energy market, 2014 and 2015 have been important years for reforms to the legal and fiscal regime governing the extractive sector in Mozambique.

This report is a syndicated report meant for the purpose of business analysis with the chief aim of determining potential market segment in each of the mobile wallet market, namely applications, modes of payment, stakeholders and geography. The mobile wallet market is primarily segmented with respect to applications, mode of payment, stakeholders and geography. The scope of the mobile wallet market in this report does not include online payments, online trading and payments through credit/debit cards. This only includes the payments made through a personalized mobile wallet account, via a mobile phone.

Viscoelastic foam was invented by NASA in 1966 and is commonly known as memory foam. This type of foam is made of petroleum-based polyurethane and other chemicals and is now being used in mattresses, pillows, and other bedding products. Memory foam mattresses relieve pressure points and reduce back pain and soreness. They are effective in preventing certain sleep disorders such as sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy, and restless leg syndrome.

The main body responsible for management of the oil and gas sector is the National Oil Corporation (NOC). The NOC oversees all petroleum operations in the country in the upstream, midstream and downstream segments. The company also participates in upstream licences on behalf of the government. A wave of nationalisations in the 1970s has given the company a heavily dominant position in the industry.

The majority of Jordan's pharmaceutical production is exported to foreign markets within the Middle East. Given the downturn in demand for Jordanian medicines, with austerity remaining an overriding theme in much of the region, we expect Jordan will increasingly look to develop new export partners over the coming years. The shifting disease profile towards non-communicable diseases will create further opportunities for high-value innovative drugs. However, these will remain sourced from abroad given the relatively basic nature of local drugmakers' manufacturing capabilities. In absolute terms, Jordan's pharmaceutical market is somewhat overshadowed by neighbouring countries within the Middle East. As such, Saudi Arabia and the UAE dominate pharmaceutical expenditure in the region. However, Jordan still boasts a moderately large pharmaceutical market - surpassing those of Oman, Qatar, Yemen, Bahrain and Syria.