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- 3161Decree no. 5,882/06 of August 31, 2006Provides that income from carbon trading arising out of PROINFA projects are to be used to offset costs of the PROINFA program and regulatesAug 31, 2006 | BrazilResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 3162Find more related materials at Clean Technology and Energy Efficiency.Tracking Number: Decree no. 5,882-06_2006_SpanishAug 31, 2006 | Brazil
- 3163Shugart, Chris. 2006. Quantitative Methods for the Preparation, Appraisal, and Management of PPI projects in Sub-Saharan Africa. Midrand, South Africa: NEPAD. [#2979]Image byAug 27, 2006 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 3164Tracking Number: Preferred Bidder Debt Funding Competitions Letter_2006_ENAug 10, 2006 | United KingdomResource type: Document
- 3165The purpose of this outline guidance is to introduce best practice in running privately led but publicly overseen Debt Funding Competitions after the selection of a PreferredAug 01, 2006 | United KingdomResource type: Document
- 3166OverviewPublic-Private Partnerships (“PPPs”) are no revolutionary concept in France but unlike elsewhere in Europe domestic law has not, until very recently, provided sufficientAug 01, 2006 | FranceResource type: DocumentTopics: Procurement
- 3167Sophie TrémoletCatherine Hunt Regulatory frameworks can have a decisive influence on making water and sanitation services more accessible to the poor and on givingAug 01, 2006 | Global / Non-Specific
- 3168The Role and Importance of Independent Advisors in PPP Transactions by Jumoke Jagan and Isabel Marques de Sa, IP3’s Public-Private Partnership Information Series, AugustAug 01, 2006 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 3169Defines for the period 2006-2009, the instructions for the operationalization of CNELEC, including the regulatory functions for should special attention should be given subsequentJul 28, 2006 | Mozambique
- 3170For more information about this sector, please visit Public–Private Partnerships in Energy and Power.Image by analogicus from PixabayJul 05, 2006 | South AfricaResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 3171Burger, Philippe. 2006. "The Dedicated PPP Unit of the South African Treasury." Paper presented at the Symposium on Agencies and Public-Private Partnerships. Madrid, July 5-Jul 01, 2006 | South AfricaResource type: WebsiteTopics: PPP Reference Guide
- 3172The paper presents one of the first systemmatic attempts at defining workable regulatory systems that will “help” rather than “hinder” electrification with emphasis on offgridJul 01, 2006 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 3173Tracking Number: World Bank Paper: Electrification and Regulation - Principles and a Model Law_2006_English Image by Nicole Köhler from PixabayJul 01, 2006 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 3174Law on State Support for Investments, Georgia. This Law is intended to promote investments by improving the procedures necessary for investment and business activities and byJun 30, 2006 | GeorgiaResource type: DocumentTopics: Legal Framework
- 3175The Government of Peru has launched an aggressive second phase of infrastructure concessions covering all sectors, including transport, rural telephony, gas, energy and water andJun 30, 2006 | PeruResource type: DocumentTopics: Financing and Risk Mitigation
- 3176Groom, Eric, Jonathan Halpern, and David Ehrhardt. 2006. “Explanatory Notes on Key Topics in the Regulation of Water and Sanitation Services.” Water Supply and SanitationJun 01, 2006 | Global-World
- 3177The authors analyze the impact of privatization on the performance of 116 electric utilities in 10 Latin American countries. The analysis makes a number of contributions to theJun 01, 2006 | Global-WorldResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 3178Managing National ParksHow Public-Private Partnerships Can Aid ConservationAuthor: Nico SaporitiImage by PixabayJun 01, 2006 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 3179WB. 2006a. India: Building Capacities for Public-Private Partnerships. Washington, DC: World Bank. [#2132]Image by PixabayJun 01, 2006 | IndiaResource type: WebsiteTopics: PPP Reference Guide