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From the Bottom Up: How Small Power Producers and Mini-Grids Can Deliver Electrification and Renewable Energy in Africa

The guide highlights the ground-level regulatory and policy questions that must be answered by electricity regulators, rural energy agencies, and ministries to promote commercially sustainable investments by private operators and community organizations. Among the practical questions addressed is how to design and implement retail tariffs, quality of service standards, feed-in tariffs, and backup tariffs. The guide also analyzes the regulatory implementation issues triggered by donor grants and so-called top-up payments.

Project Preparation Impact Program

Project Preparation Impact Program

The Project Preparation Impact provide immersive knowledge exchange and learning experiences designed to catalyze and accelerate pipelines of bankable infrastructure projects by strengthening the national foundations of project preparation.

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Designed for Impact: Collaborative, Custom, and Scalable

A new generation of collaborative, results-driven initiatives designed to help countries address specific development challenges by learning, adapting, and scaling proven solutions. 

The Project Preparation Impact Program 

Designed to unlock infrastructure investment pipelines by strengthening the national foundations of project preparation.

Well-functioning national project preparation facilities that unlock infrastructure investment pipelines play a key role in mobilizing private capital in infrastructure, while creating direct and indirect jobs. The Project Preparation Impact Program will provide governments with structured access to the resources, know-how, and tools they need to strengthen national systems and carry out the essential midstream project preparation steps. The immersive knowledge exchange and learning experiences designed to catalyze and accelerate pipelines of bankable infrastructure projects, and sharing of best practice expertise and peer to peer learning will support participating governments implement dedicated national infrastructure project preparation facilities.

By systematically building national capacity, anchoring global resources in country-led facilities, and fostering peer exchange, the Impact Program will not only close gaps in individual countries but also raise the overall efficiency and coherence of the global project preparation ecosystem—beginning where it matters most, at the national level.


Our Impact Approach

Experiential and applied 

Learning will be practical, with a focus on exploring how global knowledge can be applied to the local context.

Peer-driven and collaborative 

Peer-to-peer engagement via local and global Communities of Practice.

Impactful 

Designed to co-create country owned action plans to establish enabling ecosystems that accelerate preparation of bankable infrastructure investment pipelines.


Strategic Areas

Impact Program 

The Impact Program is designed to improve project preparation efficiency with an aim to build stronger country pipelines, that are moving towards market readiness. Through collaboration decision makers and technical staff from member countries co-create country-owned Action Plans. These Action Plans will aim to catalyze resources, strengthen enabling ecosystems, foster ecosystem coordination and embed best practices in project preparation. The program will be grounded in peer-to-peer learning and supported by global and local knowledge partners. Events and activities will be both in-person and in a virtual Community of Practice. The Impact Program builds on the World Bank Group’s operational experience in supporting client countries to design and operationalize Project Preparation Facilities.

Practitioner Program

The Practitioner Program is demand-driven and tailored to the specific needs of each cohort. It focuses on building core competencies and financial skills to support the implementation of efficient and effective project preparation, through structured, hands-on training. The training is complemented by real-world case studies, tools, learning simulations and practitioner interviews, all supported by generative AI driven tools. 

The program uses a series of self-paced e-learning, instructor-led webinars, hybrid training, and immersive workshops. Content is tailored to different regions and sectors ensuring both accessibility and contextual relevance. 

Knowledge and Community Platform 

The Communities of Practice

Chat PPP is a members-only space designed for government officials to share insights, discuss issues and build partnerships. 

The knowledge platform

PPP Resource Center is a dynamic and continuously updated knowledge platform that supports ongoing learning, enables scale, and ensures access to relevant, actionable knowledge. 

Designed to meet the evolving needs of our users PPP Resource Center offers more than just written resources. The platform includes interactive, online and distance learning opportunities, enhanced by AI tools that improve accessibility and tailor content to individual needs. The platform features case studies, sample agreements, PowerPoint based learning modules, video presentations and short explainer clips, all curated to make complex topics easier to understand, apply and share. 


Members

The program is for selected member countries. By taking part in the Project Preparation Impact Program, the members will participate in a collaborative, results-driven initiative to co-create country owned action plans to establish enabling ecosystems that accelerate preparation of bankable infrastructure investment pipelines. The member will benefit from and contribute to the peer learning format of the Program.

For more information on the Project Preparation Impact Program please contact us here

Current members are listed below: 

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The program is co-led by the World Bank's Infrastructure Finance Department (IFD), MIGA, IFC and the World Bank's Commitment to Action on Foundational Learning.

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Project Development Facility

Project Development Facility

Supporting project preparation to structure successful public-private partnerships (PPPs)

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Project Development Funds (PDFs)

This new section of the PPP Resource Center (PPPRC) focuses on Project Development Funds (PDFs), dedicated vehicles that governments establish to systematically support the preparation of public-private partnerships (PPPs).

The section is build around the resource Project Development Funds (PDFs): Supporting Project Preparation to Structure Successful PPPs - A Primer, developed by the World Bank’s Infrastructure Finance, PPPs and Guarantees (IPG) Group as part of the Building Stronger Institutions to Deliver Better PPPs program.

To understand the motivations behind governments establishing Project Development Funds (PDFs), it is important to consider the challenges faced by PPP programs.

When structuring a Project Development Fund (PDF), it’s important to consider the context in which it will be established. The optimal structure varies depending on each country’s institutional, legal, and financial environment. This section explores key determinants of a PDF’s structure.

Funding sources and financial sustainability require governments to carefully decide how to finance and sustain a Project Development Fund (PDF), including identifying funding sources, estimating funding requirements, and whether to require repayment of project preparation costs as part of a long-term sustainability strategy.

Project selection and eligibility criteria determine the scope of support a PDF provides, the point in the PPP project cycle at which projects may apply for PDF funding, in particular whether prefeasibility work is supported by a PDF, and the eligibility criteria used to assess PDF funding applications.

Once critical design decisions are taken around how a PDF is structured, how it is funded, and the nature of projects it will support, there remain a wide range of PDF operational issues that need to be considered:

Operational considerations and staffing include key issues such as PDF staffing, managing demand for PDF support, facilitating PPP advisory services, and ensuring transparency in PDF operations.

Clear lessons that may be useful to practitioners to develop effective PDFs.

Further Reading for Disruption and PPPs

Disruption and PPPs

Further Reading

How can private sector adoption of emerging technologies be supported within existing and future PPP projects? How can new technologies be harnessed to strengthen PPP projects going forward? Which parties should bear the burden of the risk of obsolete and stranded assets? And how can governments “future-proof” their pipeline PPPs? Please find resources for Disruption and PPPs below.

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PPP Contracts in An Age of Disruption Table of Contents

Watch this space. This section is based on the Report "PPP Contracts in An Age of Disruption" and will be reviewed at regular intervals. Visit the Content Outline, or Download the Full Report to find out more.  Let us know what you think by taking a Quick Survey.


Watch this space. This section is based on the Report "PPP Contracts in An Age of Disruption" and will be reviewed at regular intervals. Visit the Content Outline, or Download the Full Report to find out more.  Let us know what you think by taking a Quick Survey.


Disruptive Technology
Developing Artificial Intelligence Sustainably: Toward a Practical Code of Conduct for Disruptive Technologies
IFC Technology Code of Conduct— Progression Matrix
Reinventing Business through Disruptive Technology
Hydrogen May Be The Crucial ‘Jigsaw’ Piece For Green Microgrids
The Impact of Technological Disruption on Infrastructure
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) for Freight and Logistics
Artificial Intelligence: Definition, Advice, Comparisons, Testimonials…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Construction Market to Reach USD 4.51 Billion By 2026
Virtual and Augmented Reality for Planning and Design
6 ways the Internet of Things is improving our lives
Disruptive Technologies and Transportation
Disruptive technologies: Advances that will transform life, business, and the global economy
Smart Grids
Estimated average battery capacity in electric vehicles worldwide from 2017 to 2025, by type of vehicle
The future of transport is here. Are you ready?
Ride Sharing Market Size Worldwide in 2021 and 2026
Plug-In Electric Vehicle Handbook
The World's Electric Vehicle Fleet Will Soon Surpass 20 Million
Hyperloop for High-Speed Passenger Transport
Forms of Transport Automation
Autonomous Vehicles: Are You Ready for the New Ride?
Why augmented reality will increase safety and efficiency in utility sector
Mainstreaming the Approach to Disruptive and Transformative Technologies at the World Bank Group
Disruptive Technologies and the World Bank Group—Creating Opportunities—Mitigating Risks
Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I) Connectivity
 

Infrastructure and PPPs
The Effects of the Financial Crisis on Public-Private Partnerships
Selected Good Practices for Risk Allocation and Mitigation in Infrastructure in APEC Economies
Disruptive Technology Brings Risk and Opportunity to Infrastructure Projects
InfraTech in GIH
G20 Riyadh InfraTech Agenda, Background
Infratech Policy Toolkit
Infratech Value Drivers
InfraTech Stock Take of Use Cases
Why the world needs a fresh take on smart and sustainable infrastructure
The PPP project A3 AK Biebelried – AK Fürth/Erlangen
SFpark Pilot Program
Challenges and opportunities beyond 2021
2020 Global Risks for Infrastructure: Appendix
Framing Stranded Asset Risks in an Age of Disruption
Resetting price controls for privatized utilities: a manual for regulators
Public Private Partnerships in the EU: Widespread shortcomings and limited benefits
Financing PPP Projects with PVR Contracts: Theory and Evidence from the UK and Chile
Understanding Power Purchase Agreements
OFGEM
Covid-19 – implications under French Law and guidelines for future project finance transactions
PPP Contract Management
Covid 19, Frustration of Purpose and Impossibility
Contracts and COVID-19
Victorian Desalination PPP
Bringing PPP into the Sunlight – Synergies Now and Pitfalls Later?
G20 Principles for Quality Infrastructure Investment
The Regulatory Asset Base Model and the Project Finance Model: A Comparative Analysis
Public-Private Partnership (P3) Procurement: A Guide for Public Owners
PFI and Covid-19 Guidance Note
Project Profile: Puerto Rico PR-22 and PR-5 Lease
Public-Private Partnerships in Puerto Rico, Key Points
 

Adoption of Disruptive Technology throughout the PPP Project Cycle
Study on up-take of emerging technologies in public procurement
Restoring Confidence in Public–Private Partnerships: Reforming Risk Allocation and Creating More Collaborative PPPs
Promoting InfraTech adoption across the Infrastructure lifecycle


Case studies
The PPP project A3 AK Biebelried – AK Fürth/Erlangen
SFpark Pilot Program
Victorian Desalination PPP
Project Profile: Puerto Rico PR-22 and PR-5 Lease
Public-Private Partnerships in Puerto Rico, Key Points
ENGIE successfully refuels the world’s first renewable hydrogen passenger train in test in the Netherlands

General Resources
Green, Resilient, and Inclusive Development
Just Transition for All: The World Bank Group’s Support to Countries Transitioning Away from Coal
World Energy Transitions Outlook
Renewable energy and climate pledges: Five years after the Paris Agreement
Statistical Review of World Energy 2020
The Five Biggest New Energy Trends In 2022
The Falling Cost of Renewable Energy
Renewables 2021 - Global Status Report 2021

Research and Publications

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Country Profile: Cambodia, Phnom Penh skyline, panorama

COUNTRY PROFILE: Brunei Darussalam

Find below links to Brunei Darussalam’s PPP units, PPP legislation, indicators as well as regulatory frameworks worldwide to develop large infrastructure projects, benchmarking them with internationally recognized good practices, or visit the PPP Units Around the World section for more resources worldwide.

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Find country-level PPP profile and links to key data and resources.  Find more in our Country Profile section.

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COUNTRY PROFILE: Armenia, Yerevan Buildings, Architecture

COUNTRY PROFILE: Cyprus

Find below links to Cyprus's PPP units, PPP legislation, indicators as well as regulatory frameworks worldwide to develop large infrastructure projects, benchmarking them with internationally recognized good practices, or visit the PPP Units Around the World section for more resources worldwide.

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Find country-level PPP profile and links to key data and resources.  Find more in our Country Profile section.

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Country Profile: Egypt, Sharm El Shikh, Seascape

COUNTRY PROFILE: Libya

Find below links to Libya's PPP units, PPP legislation, indicators as well as regulatory frameworks worldwide to develop large infrastructure projects, benchmarking them with internationally recognized good practices, or visit the PPP Units Around the World section for more resources worldwide.

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Find country-level PPP profile and links to key data and resources.  Find more in our Country Profile section.