Infrastructure Regulation: Developing Countries

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Feb 01, 2015
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Infrastructure Regulation: Developing Countries, by Satheesh Sundararajan and Sara Ahmed, Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF), February 2015. 

This issue brief addresses some unique issues that developing countries face when they are developing a PPP framework in the context of a weak or non-existent regulatory system, but want to gradually and successfully achieve both arrangements. PPIAF focuses on how PPP frameworks and sector-specific regulatory systems mature at various levels and emphasizes the need for coordination between the two arrangements in successful delivery of infrastructure through private-sector participation.

Related Information: 

Regulation of Sectors and Regulatory Issues Impacting on PPPs

Tracking Reference: 

PPIAF_Infrastructure Regulation Developing Countries_EN.pdf

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