When a government embarks on an infrastructure program or project, it is crucial to thoroughly evaluate the host country's legal environment and the broader context in which PPPs operate. Understanding the legal environment is essential for ensuring that the project is feasible, compliant with regulations, and capable of attracting private investment. Below are key questions that should be addressed to assess the host country's legal environment, covering aspects such as procurement restrictions, dispute resolution and lender issues:
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