Public–Private Partnership Monitor: Sri Lanka

Architecture
Publication Date:
Dec 01, 2024
Topic:
Legal Framework
Region:
East Asia and Pacific (EAP)
Language:
English
Nature:
Report
Country:
Sri Lanka
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The Public–Private Partnership Monitor: Sri Lanka, published in December 2024, by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

This Asian Development Bank publication highlights Sri Lanka's completion of nearly 179 PPP projects worth $5.3 billion since 1990, with many in ports and power. It analyzes how tackling funding and regulatory constraints and putting adequate dispute resolution mechanisms in place could help Sri Lanka realize the potential of private sector investment and drive sustainable infrastructure development.

 

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Public-Private Partnership Monitor Sri Lanka (PDF)
Legal Framework
Country Profile
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