PPIAF Supports Uganda’s Roads PPP

Publication Date:

Jul 01, 2014

Sector:

Transportation

Region:

Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

Language:

English

Country:

Uganda

Since 2000 PPIAF has been providing technical assistance to the government of Uganda to create an environment that enables private investment in infrastructure. In particular a series of three technical grants have supported the government of Uganda to develop the PPP framework at national level, identify a pipeline of PPPs and provide specifi c support to strengthen the institutions implementing one of the priority projects identifi ed in the road sector, the Kampala–Jinja expressway.

PPIAF, July 2014

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PPIAF Supports Uganda’s Roads PPP

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