Now @ PPPLRC: Legal Issues on PPPs for the Poor

pro-poor
Publication Date:
Dec 03, 2018
Region:
Global
Language:
English
Nature:
Other PPP Reference
Country:
Global / Non-Specific
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Now @ PPPLRC: Legal Issues on PPPs for the Poor

The Public-Private Partnership Legal Resource Center (PPPLRC) has a new section that looks at key legal issues to be considered to ensure that PPPs reach the poor, sets out possible legal and contractual mechanisms to promote an enabling environment for pro-poor projects, as well as suggest ways to facilitate and incentivize service delivery. Read More >

 

For more legal resources on PPPs and infrastructure, questions or feedback, visit www.worldbank.org/ppplrc or email us at ppp@worldbank.org.

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Links:
Now @ PPPLRC Legal Issues on Pro Poor PPPs Emailer.pdf

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