Reference: Namibia Public Private Partnership (PPP) Policy

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Topic:

Legal Framework

Region:

Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

Language:

English

Nature:

Laws and Regulations

Country:

Namibia

Reference: Namibia Public Private Partnership (PPP) Policy

This document sets out the national guidelines for PPP project development in the country. Section 11 discusses the pro-poor approach in the design of PPP projects. An objective of this PPP policy is to ensure that the poor benefit from these projects through different means such as output-based aid contracts; subsidies; low-cost mechanisms and other alternate mechanisms.

Links:

Legal Framework

Namibia

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Reference: Namibia Public Private Partnership (PPP) Policy

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