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- 1681Beyond One-Size-Fits-AllLessons learning from eight water utility public-private partnerships in the PhilippinesImage by PixabayJan 01, 2015 | PhilippinesResource type: Document
- 1682Department of Energy and Climate Change, HM Government Image by PixabayJan 01, 2015 | United KingdomResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 1684This SmartLesson explores the difficulties and obstacles in promoting public-private partnerships as a means of strengthening the private sector and thus the country’s economy.Jan 01, 2015 | South AfricaResource type: Document
- 1686The Government of the Republic of the Indonesia is committed to implement public–private partnerships (PPP) in Indonesia for attracting private investment in infrastructure. TheJan 01, 2015 | IndonesiaResource type: DocumentSectors: Municipal Solid Waste
- 1687As PPPs have gained visibility in the development community, more and more is being written about them by think tanks, civil society organizations, and donors. But it is alsoJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 1688This Regulatory Impact Statement analyses options to address access rights to private land by network operators to install and maintain fibre-to-the-premises infrastructure forJan 01, 2015 | New ZealandResource type: DocumentSectors: Telecom and ICT
- 1689The World Bank Group’s Private Participation in Infrastructure Database is the leading global source of data on trends in the developing world, covering infrastructureJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 1690The adage “Where there’s muck, there’s money” rings ever truer as global municipal solid waste management budgets approach about $375 billion per year. Bringing PPP initiativesJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Water and Sanitation
- 1691EIU. 2014a. Evaluating the Environment for Public-Private Partnerships in Asia-Pacific: The 2014 Infrascope. London: Economist Intelligence Unit. [#2400] Image by PixabayJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: WebsiteTopics: PPP Reference Guide
- 1692See the National Treasury website for regulations of PPPs in South Africa. Image by PixabayJan 01, 2015 | South AfricaResource type: WebsiteTopics: PPP Reference Guide
- 1693OECD. 2015b. Fostering Investment in Infrastructure: Lessons Learned from OECD Investment Policy Reviews. Paris: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. [#Jan 01, 2015 | Global-WorldResource type: WebsiteTopics: PPP Reference Guide
- 1694In development, the term “end of the line” conjures images of remote places with spotty access to basic services. But hundreds of millions of people around the world—people whoJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentSectors: Energy and Power
- 1695The effects of climate change – already seen through temperature shifts, extreme weather events and rising sea levels – are certain to have wide-ranging impacts for all kinds ofJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: DocumentTopics: Climate-Smart
- 1696Uncertainty is inherent in developing and operating complex infrastructure and services projects, and it is for this very reason that government officials seek public-privateJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 1697This document is a sample terms of reference for preparing a refined feasibility study for a proposed city by-pass. It is predicated on the fact that most of the requiredJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 1698Lawyers usually say that “the best contract is the one you never have to pull out of the drawer”—a view that focuses on trust, common understanding, and mutual advantages. AndJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document
- 1699This guide covers the key building blocks to developing a successful utility-scale solar power project (the threshold for “utility-scale” depends on the market, but generally atJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-Specific
- 1700Some PPPs fail. That’s a fact. But when the lessons these failures impart are integrated into future projects, missteps have the potential to innovate—energizing the learningJan 01, 2015 | Global / Non-SpecificResource type: Document