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- 3341The global telecommunications sector has been transformed over the past decade by privatization, liberalization, technological change, and growth in demand. These trends haveOct 01, 2004 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Telecom and ICT
- 3342Décentralisation et Gouvernance Locale “Pour une gestion locale plus efficace, démocratique et responsable des services et des ressources"Le présent guide résulteOct 01, 2004 | SenegalResource type: DocumentSectors: Municipal Solid Waste
- 3343For small communities in Senegal – USAID guide (PDF) - municipal solid waste, includes affermage contract between the Town Hall (mairie) and the comité de salubrité (in French).Oct 01, 2004 | SenegalResource type: DocumentSectors: Sub-national PPP
- 3345The Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China (Official English translation)This law is part of of china's Laws on Resource and the Environment, relevant toAug 30, 2004 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 3346SP. 2004b. Decreto No. 48.867 de 10 de agosto de 2004. São Paulo: Governo do Estado de São Paulo. [#4194]Image by PixabayAug 10, 2004 | BrazilResource type: WebsiteTopics: PPP Reference Guide
- 3347It looks at some success stories that may offer useful policy lessons for other post-conflict countries. The investment patterns show that telecoms investments, particularlyAug 01, 2004 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 3348ANEEL is the Brazilian Electricity Regulatory Agency.Jul 30, 2004 | Brazil
- 3349It contains a detailed institutional framework, including the creation of the telecommunications regulatory authority (INCM). It includes licensing, competition policy, qualityJul 21, 2004 | MozambiqueResource type: DocumentSectors: Telecom and ICT
- 3350The guidelines by which projects are evaluated by the Investment Coordination Committee (ICC) in the Philippines, including reporting requirements of the implementing agency.Jun 24, 2004 | PhilippinesResource type: WebsiteTopics: PPP Reference Guide
- 3351NEDA. 2005b. ICC Project Evaluation Procedures and Guidelines. Manila: National Economic and Development Authority. [#4320]Image y PixabayJun 24, 2004 | PhilippinesResource type: Document
- 3353Public Private Partnerships, Infrastructure, Gender and Poverty, Mary Jennings and Cathy Gaynor, World Bank Institute (WBI), June 2004Discussion paper designed for useJun 01, 2004 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentTopics: Gender Impact
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- 3355SP. 2004a. Lei No. 11.688 de 19 de maio de 2004. São Paulo: Governo do Estado de São Paulo. [#2231]Image by PixabayMay 19, 2004 | BrazilResource type: WebsiteTopics: PPP Reference Guide
- 3356Facilitating trade flows between countries belonging to the same sub-region does not only require adequate transport infrastructure, or the availability of competitive andMay 01, 2004 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Transportation
- 3357The governance / management structure of the REF, is composed of three layers: (i) The Board of Directors of REF, called the Rural Electrification Board, REB provides theMay 01, 2004 | CambodiaResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 3358This Act provides for the strengthening of measures to prevent and combat corruption and corrupt activities; to provide for the offense of corruption and offenses relating toApr 28, 2004 | South AfricaResource type: Document
- 3359Ehrhardt, David, and Timothy C. Irwin. 2004. “Avoiding Customer and Taxpayer Bailouts in Private Infrastructure Projects: Policy toward Leverage, Risk allocation, and BankruptcyApr 01, 2004 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 3360By Lorenzo Bertolini Regulating infrastructure utilities can be extremely complex and fraught with risks of political interference and capture by interest groups, especially inApr 01, 2004 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document