# Public Sector & Development Canonical page: https://www.ask-myra.ai/who-we-serve/public-sector Content reviewed: 23 September 2026. [All pages](https://www.ask-myra.ai/llms.txt) · [Full website content](https://www.ask-myra.ai/llms-full.txt) ## Hero **Eyebrow:** Who we serve · Public sector & development ### A stronger case for where to invest. Choose sectors to develop, markets to enter and investments to pursue. myRA brings the trade evidence, local conditions and commercial case into one study. **Visual description** A regional map connects local assets with three ranked sectors. ## A promising sector is only the start. Demand can be growing while the local case falls apart. Land, skills, transport and access to buyers decide whether an opportunity belongs in your region. ## Start with the decision in front of you. Choose the industries to attract and the investors to call, pick export markets and test a consultant's study. Watch for new factory plans, or have an expert sign a policy answer for the minister. **Example questions** - Which three industries should our economic zone attract, and which investors should we approach first? - Where should our seafood exporters expand next, after freight, tariffs and buyer access are counted? - Here’s the consultant’s study: it says our new cold store pays back in five years. Does the evidence support it? - Tell us when a company announces a factory expansion that could fit our zone. - What would a 10% cut in fertiliser subsidy do to farm incomes in our state? The minister wants an expert’s name on it. **Visual description** A styled team selector sits at the top of the five questions, each under its industry-standard name. Each question opens its own animated walkthrough, with the selected question beside the current step: how the work starts (a brief, a standing watch, a timetable, the client’s own files or the people asked first), the analysis, primaries where direct answers matter, expert review where sector experience helps test the work, then the finished deck, report, dashboard, brief or signed report. Visitors can pause, replay or choose a stage. Every name and number is illustrative, and each question’s figures agree across its steps and its report. **Example findings** **Sector prioritisation: Food processing first, then cold storage and turbine parts. 22 investors to call.** - Food processing: The strongest fit. 10 investors on the list, and the first picks a site this year. - Cold storage: 7 investors on the list. Food makers in the zone would be the first customers. - Turbine parts: Growing fastest. 5 investors on the list, all needing a berth that can load wind turbine towers. **Export market assessment: The UAE now, South Korea in six months, Japan next year.** - After freight and tariffs, the UAE leaves $1.40 a kg. Spain leaves only $0.50. - UAE importers can take two containers a month now. South Korea wants certified farms, so allow six months. - Japan pays most, $1.60 a kg, but buyers audit the factory first. Plan for next year. **Infrastructure feasibility review: Signed: pays back in 7.5 years, not 5.** - Space rented, year one: Four cold stores that opened nearby were 55% full in their first year. - Cost to build: The study leaves out a $1.2m grid link. - Rent per pallet: Rents at nearby cold stores match the study. - Power cost: Cooling uses 30% more power in summer, when prices peak. - Payback: The study’s five years becomes 7.5 once the three changes are counted. Kavita Menon, cold chain specialist, 18 years. Summer power takes the bill to $1.3m a year, so payback moves from 7 to 7.5 years. **Investment lead monitoring: A food packaging plant fits four of five needs. Call before September.** - A food packaging maker plans an $85m plant. It picks a site by September. It needs 20 hectares, 12 MW and 400 workers. - Four of five needs fit. Land, power, the port and 14 food makers nearby all fit. Machine setters are short. - Rival zone B costs less to run. $8.7m a year against your $9.1m, mostly on wages. It has 3 food makers nearby to your 14. **Policy impact assessment: Signed: farm incomes fall 4%, and tenant farmers lose 8%.** - The average farm loses ₹3,200 a hectare a year: ₹2,400 on dearer fertiliser and ₹800 in lost crop. - Farms under 1 hectare lose 6%, twice the share of large farms, because they pay more per bag. - Tenant farmers lose 8%, the most, because rent leaves them less to start with. Ramesh Kulkarni, farm economics specialist, 25 years. Adds tenant farmers, the hardest hit: their income falls 8%. ## From regional strengths to a shortlist. myRA tests each opportunity against the place, the buyers and the investment it needs. The shortlist shows why each sector belongs there. **Visual description** Three connected drawings follow the work from the brief through the evidence to the answer. **Start with the place** Land, skills, infrastructure and the goals for the region. **Test the demand** Trade flows, buyers and competing locations. **Build the case** Rank the sectors and identify companies worth approaching. ## Before the recommendation becomes a commitment. Bring the feasibility study you already have. myRA checks the demand case and assumptions against fresh evidence. Add primary research for unanswered questions or a named expert review for a second opinion. **Visual description** A commissioned study moves through assumption checks into a revised case, with three green evidence checks. ## Common questions **Can we use a study we have already commissioned?** Yes. myRA reads the study, follows its assumptions and compares them with other evidence. You get a clear account of what holds up, what has changed and what needs more work. **Can myRA find evidence beyond published reports?** Yes. myRA can run calls, surveys and interviews with businesses, buyers and industry participants. The questions come from the gaps in your study. You see the plan and its cost before anything runs.