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Table 2-1 - Special Economic Zone Typologies

Free Port

Industrial Free

Zone / EPZ

Commercial

Free Zone

Financial

Services Zone

IT / Science Park

Tourism Zone

Special

Economic Zone

Enterprise Zone

Physical

Characteristics

Entire city or

jurisdiction

Enclave or

industrial park

Warehouse

area, often

adjacent to port

or airport

Business park-

adjacent to city

Business park –

near university

Entire

jurisdiction

Entire province

or municipality

Part of city or

entire city

Economic

Objectives

Development of

trading centre

and diversified

economic base

Development of

export

manufacturing

/ assembly

industry

Facilitation of

trade and

imports

Development of

off-shore

banking,

insurance,

securities hub

Development of

technology-

intensive

industry

Integrated

tourism

development

Deregulation,

private sector

investment in

restricted area

Development of

SMEs in

depressed areas

Typical

Activities

Trade, service,

industry,

banking etc.

Light industry

and

manufacturing

Warehousing,

packaging,

distribution,

trans-shipment

Financial

services

Data

processing,

software

development,

computer

graphics

Resorts and

other tourism

All types of

industry and

services

All

Typical

Examples

Hong Kong,

Singapore,

Batam

Ireland, Korea,

Malaysia,

Dominican

Republic, Kenya

Jebel Ali, Colon,

Mauritius, Iran

Bahrain, Dubai,

Mauritius,

Uruguay

India-

Bangalore,

China – Dalian,

Poland-Krakow

Colombia –

Baru,

Philippines-

Cagayan de Oro,

Jordan- Dead

Sea DZ

China-Hainan

and Shenzen,

Jordan – Aqaba,

Philippines –

Subic Bay

US, Europe

Source: BuroHappold 2017