To learn more about this sector, visit Water and Sanitation Public Private Partnerships.
Terms of Reference (TORs) for the services of a consortium of experienced transaction advisors to assist the government to develop an independent power project (IPP) through the phases of the public-private partnership (PPP) project cycle, covering financial, technical and legal advisory aspects.
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Terms of Reference for Financial Advisor - International Airport Expansion Project
Sample Terms of Reference for Advisors for PPP Projects
Public-Private Partnerships in Airports
Tracking Reference: TORs_International Airport Expansion_Legal Advisor.pdf
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Terms of Reference for Legal Advisor - International Airport Expansion Project
Sample Terms of Reference for Advisors for PPP Projects
Public-Private Partnerships in Airports
Tracking Reference: TORs_International Airport Expansion_Financial Advisor.pdf
Sample terms of reference for consulting services related to two public-private partnership (PPP)/concession pilot port projects: The creation of an industrial platform on artificially reclaimed land and the building of a deep water wharf to service large capacity vessels.
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Hiring Advisers: Sample Terms of Reference (TORs) for PPP Projects
For more sample terms of reference (TORs), please visit Hiring Advisors - Sample TORs for PPP Projects.
Tracking Number: TORs_PPP Advisor_City Council_EN.pdf
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Hiring Advisors - Sample TORs for PPP Projects
Public-Private Partnerships in Airports.
Tracking Number: PPP_TORS_Airports_Sector_Advisor_EN.pdf
Sample Terms of Reference for an expert to provide advisory services to the Government and relevant agency on key aspects of Port PPP project preparation and negotiations.
For more sample terms of reference (TORs), visit Hiring Advisers - Sample TORs for PPP Projects.
Sample terms of reference for preparing a refined feasibility study for a proposed city by-pass. The terms of reference document is predicated on the fact that most of the required information for a solid feasibility study has already been prepared. Most of the additional effort required to prepare a refined feasibility study is directed at presenting the facts and analysis within an improved report structure to present the case for the proposed by-pass.
This is a critical measurement of the success of the RERED Project in the context of rural economic development.
Find more related materials at Rural Electrification Funds.
Tracking Number: Village Hydro/Wind/Biomass Economic Benefits Verification_2002_English