Israel – Page 5 – The Space Report

2010 – Israeli Government Space Budget – Snapshot

Civil space expenditures in Israel are small, estimated at 38.7 million New Israeli Shekels (US$10 million) in 2010.[efn_note]“Space Competitiveness Index 2010.” Futron Corporation.[/efn_note] The majority of Israel’s space spending is…

Economy: Space Economy – TSR 2010

Economy: Space Economy - TSR 2010 an annual review of the commercial space infrastructure and support industries and space-based products and services used on Earth. This edition also delves into…

2009 – Global Space Workforce and Education – Snapshot

Nations around the world recognize the potential of space activity to create high-paying jobs, enable new industries and technologies, increase national competitiveness, and add value to the economy. Building for…

2009 – Brazilian Government Space Budget – Snapshot

The National Congress of Brazil’s 2010 Federal Budget authorizes 348.5 million Brazilian reals (US$198.29 million) for activities associated with the National Program of Space Activities, a small increase from the…

2009 – Israeli Government Space Budget – Snapshot

Civil space expenditures in Israel are modest, with an estimated expenditure of 37 million New Israeli Shekels (US$10 million) in 2009.[efn_note]“Space Competitiveness Index 2009.” Futron Corporation.[/efn_note] Israel devotes most of…

2009 – PISA Test Snapshot

An examination of PISA test scores among 14 countries active in space offers a more focused view of relative math and science literacy, which has implications for the numbers of…

2009 – Top-level Trends – Snapshot

As nations around the world increase investment in both space activity and space human capital infrastructure, traditional models of space education and workforce development are increasingly being supplemented by newer…

2008 – Space Employment – Snapshot

The economic impacts and human capital effects of global space activity are mutually reinforcing. Worldwide space activity is a driver of industry and commerce, both in economic sectors with a…

2008 – Israeli Government Space Budget – Snapshot

Israel’s 2008 space budget was 302 million Israeli new shekels (US$80 million), roughly 0.1% of the country’s national budget of 300 billion Israeli new shekels (US$79 billion).[efn_note]Ronny Sofer. “Cabinet approves…

2008 – Commercial Space and Entrepreneurial Advancement

Commercial space programs, like their government counterparts, continue to evolve around the world. As detailed in Space Products and Services, the more established programs in satellite communications and remote sensing…