(Handbook on the Minimum Acquisition Requirements for Manufactured Products and National Services - Urban Mobility Components of the Growth Acceleration Program.) This

Goals of the Broadband Feasibility Study include: Document Walla Walla’s current broadband environment and identify current gaps and potential future shortcomings

Myanmar requires large-scale infrastructure investments in power generation, transportation, special economic zones, and resource development, as well as other supporting

A partir del año 2010, con el convenio marco de colaboración la Sener (Secretaría de Energía); la Conuee (Comisión Nacional para el Uso Eficiente de la Energía); CFE (Comisión

This paper provides perspectives on patterns of public-private partnerships in infrastructure across time and space. Public-private partnerships are a new term for old concepts.

The objective of the present case study is to extract lessons from these pilots and the reforms implemented by the GoB for improving the sustainability of rural water services.

PPIAF’s Sub-National Technical Assistance (SNTA) program is helping the City of Dakar to obtain financing to improve its infrastructure services. SNTA’s support to the City of

This note describes the potentially far-reaching reforms in rural water sector management carried out by the Government of Senegal, and provides an overview of the 

Throughout the world, poverty is increasingly concentrated in countries and regions affected by fragility and conflict, which intensify already acute challenges to

Over the past decade, the Government of Benin has made great strides to professionalize the management of piped water systems (PWS) in rural areas and small towns. Since 2007, the

KEY FINDINGSMedium-sized cities are growing rapidly. It is crucial to explore the real challenges and limits of water supply in these cities and to define sustainable management

Senegal’s Rural Water & Urban Sanitation Sectors Leverage Private Sector Participation to Improve ServiceAuthor: Oumar DialloImage by Pixabay

IMF. 2015a. Making public investment more efficient. Staff Report. Washington, DC: International Monetary Fund. [#4671] Image by Pixabay

The Land Acquisition and Compensation Plan–Transmission Line (LACP-T/L) guides the Project on how to implement Land Acquisition and corresponding Compensation of Project Affected

 An exciting shift is happening in Senegal’s water and sanitation sectors. Long lauded for its successful urban water Public Private Partnership (PPP), which began in 1996,

Public private partnerships (PPPs) allow the Indian Government to leverage private capital for meeting the widening demand-supply gap in the provision of infrastructure services.

IMF. 2015c. Philippines Fiscal Transparency Evaluation. IMF Country Report No. 15/156. Washington, DC: International Monetary Fund. [#4675]Image by Pixabay

WB. 2015c. “Innovation.” Handshake, A Journal on Public-Private Partnerships. Washington, DC: World Bank. [#4490] Image by Pixabay

This PPP case demonstrates how OBA enabled a government enterprise in charge of sustainable energy investments to form PPPs for rural electrification of low-income households.

The manual has been designed according to the requirements and constraints specific to India. However, many of its recommendations may be applicable across urban local bodies (