Private capital mobilized by multilateral development banks (MDBs) to middle- and low-income countries rose $87.9 billion in 2023, marking a 24 percent increase from the previous

Smart urban planning is essential for developing country cities grappling with rapid growth and increasing congestion. At the same time, these cities often face related challenges

In many cities in developing countries, parking is becoming a significant issue as cities urbanize and car ownership rises. Planners often respond by increasing parking spaces,

While the COVID-19 pandemic is primarily a public-health crisis, it has also had cataclysmic social and economic effects, requiring governments to respond promptly to the threat

The first part of the report captures analysis of some strategies on "Private Sector Participation and the Poor". It includes a study on several water sector public-private

The second part of the report discusses "Private Sector Participation and the Poor" and analyzes the stages of private sector participation and the relevant contracts, the key

This third part of the report "Private Sector Participation and the Poor" covers analysis on water regulations and its significance in the lives of poor. It has several sections

This report covers a wide range of PPP transactions (e.g. design-build-finance-operate, design-build-finance-maintain, concession arrangements which feature a construction element

This document explains the lessons learned from contractual arrangements with third parties for service provision, and ways to deliver improved management service in the water

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ICLG Public Procurement covers common issues including application of the law to entities and contracts, award procedures, exclusions and exemptions, remedies, privatisations and

Corporate governance of state-owned enterprises is a major challenge in many economies. These OECD Guidelines on Corporate Governance of State-Owned Enterprises serves as an

This is done through the issuing of certificates for the generation of electricity using eligible renewable energy sources and requiring certain purchasers (called 

OECD Principles for Public Governance of Public-Private Partnerships (2012). The principles support the establishment of a sound institutional framework to 1) ground the

The Infrastructure Monitor report covers global trends in private investment in infrastructure to inform investors, policy-makers and other practitioners. The objective is to

This policy brief highlights how blended finance can address the $2.5 trillion annual SDG financing gap by mobilizing private capital for Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs).

Hybrid Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) address a key infrastructure challenge: when financially sound projects remain unbankable due to viability gaps—where projected revenues

The Act on Public-Private Partnerships in Infrastructure together with the Enforcement Decree of the Act on Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure are

The IDA Private Sector Window (PSW) is a $2.5 billion initiative by the World Bank Group under IDA18–20 to catalyze private investment in the poorest and fragile countries. 

This Asian Development Bank publication highlights Sri Lanka's completion of nearly 179 PPP projects worth $5.3 billion since 1990, with many in ports and power. It analyzes how