Enseignements tirés des expériences

Général

Société financière internationale (IFC)

• IFC Smart Lessons
• IFC Success Stories

Agence Francaise de Développement (AFD)

• Partenariats Public-Privé Leçons d'Expériences dans les Pays en Développement (Public-Private Partnerships: Lessons from Experiences in Developing Countries) - Agence Française de Développement (AFD), La Lettre des Économistes (Economic Newsletter) No. 21, December 2008.

Australie

• Auditing Public Private Partnerships, Experience in New South Wales, Australia

Inde

• PPP Toolkit for Improving the Decision-Making Processes. Ministry of Finance, Government of India

Europe - Banque européenne d'investissement (BEI)

• The Facility for Euro-Mediterranean Investment and Partnership (FEMIP) Study on PPP Legal & Financial Frameworks in the Mediterranean Partner Countries
• Volume 1 – Regional Approach (également disponible en français)
• Volume 2 – Country Analysis
• Volume 3 – Best Practices and Lessons Learned: Selected Experiences from other Countries

Royaume-Uni

• United Kingdom Public Finance Initiative (PFI)

• Lessons Learned from PPP Project Preparation and Implementation by Ed Farquharson, Partnerships UK (April 2008).

Transports

Australie

• Queensland Goverment, Gold Coast Rapid Transit

Inde

• Concession for the Delhi Noida Bridge, Case Study by Sheoli Pargal Planning Commission (Secretariat for the Commission on Infrastructure), August 2007

Royaume-Uni

• The London Underground and the Public–Private Partnership Agreements Second Report of Session 2007–08
• National Audit Office (NAO), Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions: The Channel Tunnel Rail Link

États-Unis

• PPPs in Highways - Lessons Learned

Énergie

• Lessons from the Independent Private Power Experience in Pakistan by Julia M. Fraser, Energy and Mining Sector Board Discussion Paper # 14 (May 2005).
• Reforming Power Markets in Developing Countries – What Have we Learned? By John E. Besant-Jones, Energy and Mining Sector Board Discussion Paper # 19 (September 2006).

• Water Projects and Private Sector in Developing Countries

• Comparative Perceptions and Discussion Dynamics by Aymeric Blanc and Sarah Botton, Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and PPIAF (2010)

• Charting a New Course - Structural Reforms in Colombia's Water Sector and Sanitation Sector (2010)

• Corporatizing a Water Utility: A Successful Case Using a Performance-Based Service Contract for ONEA in Burkina Faso by Philippe Marin, Matar Fall, and Harouna Ouibiga Gridlines # 53 (March 2010)

• Subsidizing water connections in Cameroon: how to apply Output-Based Aid to an Affermage, by Philippe Marin, Esther Loening and Jan Drozdz, Global Partnership for Output-Based Aid (GPOBA), OBApproach Note # 34 (July 2010))

• Partnering for Water in Cote d’Ivoire: Lessons from 50 Years of Successful Private operation, Un partenariat réussi pour l’eau en Côte d’Ivoire: leçons tirées de 50 ans de gestion privée efficace PPIAF Gridlines # 50 de Philippe Marin, Eustache Ouayoro et Matar Fall (Août 2009)

• Improving water services in a post-conflict situation: the case of the management contract in Kosovo,PPIAF Gridlines#52, March 2010, (co-authored with Josses Mugabi and Manuel Mariño)

• Internal Delegation Contracts for Water in Uganda: An Innovative Approach to Establishing a Successful Public Utility,by Philippe Marin, William Muhairwe, Silver Mugisha and Josses Mugabi, Gridlines # 55, June 2010

• Water Operators from Emerging Markets: New Players for Public Private Partnerships, by Philippe Marin, Ada Karina Izaguirre and Alexander Danilenko, Gridlines # 56, June 2010,

• The Challenge of Reducing Non-Revenue Water (NRW) in Developing Countries: How the Private Sector Can Help A look at Performance-Based Service Contracting by Phillipe Marine, Roland Liemberger and Bill Kingdom, World Bank, Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Board Discussion Paper Series Paper # 8 (December 2006).

• Public Private Partnerships for Urban Water Utilities: A Review of Experiences in Developing Countries, by Phillippe Marin, World Bank, Trends and Policy Options # 8, 2009 (également disponible en français).

• Reforming Urban Water Utilities in Western and Central Africa: Experiences with Public-Private Partnerships by Matar Fall, Philippe Marin, Alain Locussol and Richard Verspyck, World Bank, Water Sector Board Discussion Paper #13 (June 2009)

• Using a Private Operator to Establish a Corporatized Public Water Utility: The Management Contract for Johannesburg Water by Philippe Marin, Jean-Pierre Mas and Ian Palmer, World Bank, Water Working Notes # 20 (June 2009)