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- 1401The track record of Sub-Saharan Africa’s power sector is dismal. Two out of three households in Sub-Saharan Africa, close to 600 million people, have no electricityJan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 1402This sector note covers private participation in infrastructure (PPI) in low and middle income countries in 2015. The following trends stood out in 2015: PrivateJan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 1403As the impact of climate change on food production for both developed and emerging economies shapes a new set of demands worldwide, there is a need to look at how waterJan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Water and Sanitation
- 1404In 2015, PPIAF’s work focused on developing strategic engagements that seek to leverage PPIAF resources with partnerships for greater effects . Programmatic technical assistance (Jan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 1405The project screening is part of the second mission of the Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF) to develop the PPP framework in The Gambia. It builds on theJan 01, 2016 | Gambia, TheResource type: DocumentTopics: Financing and Risk Mitigation
- 1406In order to reduce the administrative burden of the PPP framework the application of the Guidelines may be restricted to projects with an investment cost or a contractJan 01, 2016 | Gambia, TheResource type: DocumentTopics: Legal Framework
- 1407The program is being delivered in two phases—a development phase and an execution phase—and adopts a “twin track” approach to respond to regional- and country-level needs.TheJan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentTopics: Legal Framework
- 1408The PPP Guide focuses specifically on privately-financed PPPs because these are often more complex and challenging than PPPs that lack private finance. Despite the focus onJan 01, 2016 | Global-WorldResource type: DocumentTopics: PPP Reference Guide
- 14092016, The William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan. Image by PixabayJan 01, 2016 | Global-WorldResource type: WebsiteTopics: Gender Impact
- 1410This sector note covers private participation in infrastructure (PPI) in low and middle income countries in 2015. The following trends stood out in 2015:Total investmentJan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Water and Sanitation
- 1411The risks inherent in public-private partnerships (PPPs) are real. These long-term projects require substantial investment: typically, PPP project funding structuresJan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 1412Interview: Marianne Fay brings her background in infrastructure and climate change issues to her role as Chief Economist for the World Bank’s Sustainable Development Group,Jan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 1413In order to implement targeted policy guidelines adopted at the Economic and Financial Dialogue in May 2015, Republika Srpska particularly points out that it has improved itsJan 01, 2016 | Bosnia and HerzegovinaResource type: Document
- 1414A key purpose of this PPP Procurement Manual is to clarify the implementing rules and regulations to support the provisions of Cambodia’s Law on Concessions (LoC), as amended.Jan 01, 2016 | CambodiaResource type: DocumentTopics: Procurement
- 1415EXPECTED POST-TENDER RESULTSImproved patient access to relevant, high quality, public health services.Realignment of hospital bed capacity to match national health needs.HelpingJan 01, 2016 | TürkiyeResource type: DocumentSectors: Sub-national PPP
- 1416The high demand for infrastructure development, coupled with the pressures on national budgets, is making many governments move towards encouraging the private sector to invest inJan 01, 2016 | Gambia, TheResource type: Document
- 1417The Kiribati Development Plan (KDP) for 2016-19 is the guide for formulating policies and programs to advance inclusive economic development in Kiribati. The preparation of theJan 01, 2016 | KiribatiResource type: DocumentTopics: Legal Framework
- 1418This series showcases how the multilateral development banks have come together to support the development and implementation of public-private partnerships. ThisJan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Website
- 1419Jumaev, Daler. 2016. Case 19: Tajikistan Energy Sector Pamir Private Power Project (PPPP). Bern, Switzerland: State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO). [#4391] Image byJan 01, 2016 | TajikistanResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 1420IMF and WB 2016, 71–74 Image by PixabayJan 01, 2016 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document