Based on city studies and surveys in more than 300 municipalities, the report identifies business models and innovative financial structures that match the needs and capabilities of different sized cities. It also provides recommendations to governmental institutions on developing effective new policies and mechanisms to help Brazilian cities take ownership of their public lighting.

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In 2005, Bugala Island residents sought InfraCo Africa’s help to restore and expand their infrastructure. In response, InfraCo Africa partnered with the Ugandan government to establish a special purpose vehicle (SPV) called Kalangala Infrastructure Services (KIS) to oversee the provision of four infrastructure services, namely ferry boat connection, electricity, clean water, and roads, on Bugala Island.

As part of its broader development plan, the municipality of Bocaue, Bulacan decided to pursue the delivery of a public market through a PPP.

In the late 1960’s, the citizen head of urban renewal plans aimed to modernize the Pike Place Market in Seattle. To this end, a group called Friends of the Market initiated a vote on the plan in 1971 to save the market, leading to the establishment of the Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority (PDA) in 1973.

Following a competitive tender of the project, the City Government awarded the contract to build the market to Macro Founders and Developers, Inc. (MFD).

The municipality of Danlí in Honduras had an outdated and disorganized bus terminal and was suffering from high traffic congestion on its main roads due to the accumulation of street sellers.

Highlights

• Sustainability costs for open-cut construction require exploration within a DTF.
• The long-term advantages of MUTs outweigh the short-term disadvantages.
• Economic competitiveness of MUTs is possible in undeveloped & urban areas.
• Pipe no. and diameter are highly influential on tipping points in undeveloped areas.

Gujarat International Finance Tec‐City Company Limited (GIFTCL) incorporated in June 2007

50: 50 Joint Venture between

• Gujarat Urban Development Co. Ltd. (GUDC) and
• Infrastructure Infrastructure Leasing Leasing and Financial Financial Services Services Ltd. (IL&FS)

Share Capital: Capital: Rs. 5 Cr and PDF of Rs. 40 Cr

Management

• 4 Directors nominated by Government of Gujarat
• 4 Directors nominated by IL&FS
• 4 Independent Directors

With a vision of becoming a leading global financial & technology hub, the evolution of GIFT City is an opportunity to drive reforms towards providing a thriving financial ecosystem critical to support and expand businesses. GIFT City is inclined to provide the conducive business eco-system at par or above with leading global financials hubs.

GIFT City is a project of national importance and has become an integral part of the India’s growth story as the country marches towards realizing the dream of becoming a developed nation.

The Guidelines are also supplemented with helpful resources.

Annex 1 provides five generic Worked Examples which help demonstrate how The Guidelines can be applied to real-world projects. All Worked Examples presented in this report are hypothetically recreated solely for the purpose of demonstrating the concept of CVC.