IFC’s Global Private Health Care Conference took place in March 2019, with a primary aim to spark discussion and drive action around the private health sector and its role in meeting critical challenges in emerging markets. The theme of the 2019 conference was Disrupting the Present, Building the Future – Embracing Innovation to Deliver Results.
Public Private Partnership (PPP) is a public instruments in which the private sector participates in the provision of infrastructure and services. It involves a contract for a private entity to deliver public infrastructure-based services. This study was conducted in Addis Ababa exhibition Center and Market Development Enterprise with the major aim of assessing the challenges and prospects of implementing of PPP in the study area.
EBRD is demonstrating new ways of financing by promoting the participation of untapped investor classes in the sector, thereby enabling the diversification of funding sources and providing depth to the Programme. EBRD is also promoting the introduction of non-conventional funding solutions to finance infrastructure projects in the Bank's region, in particular debt capital market financing.
The report focuses on four essentials that cities must get right. Urban and territorial planning, strengthening resilience to future risks, supporting the effective interplay between people and technology, and financing tools, all of which are essential to deliver sustainable smart cities in our region. With three to five future policy pathways per chapter, the report offers ways to seize these opportunities and realize sustainable urban development by 2030.
The structure of the paper is as follows. Section 2 reviews the rationale, origin and types of pooled financing in the United States, and how pooled financing relates to the overall regulatory framework for the subnational bond market in the country. Section 3 provides an overview of legal, governance, managerial and financial operation of municipal bond banks. Section 4 discusses the potential role of pooled financing in developing countries and draws lessons from the United States experience. Section 5 concludes.
EXPECTED POST-TENDER RESULTS
Improved patient access to relevant, high quality, public health services.
Realignment of hospital bed capacity to match national health needs.
Helping improve health system process efficiency.
Improving energy and resource efficiency.
Long term value through the transfer of risk from the public to private sector.
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Toolkit for Public Private Partnership Frameworks in Municipal Solid Waste Management by ICRA Management Consulting Services Limited, INDIA, June 16, 2022.
Where relevant, reference is made to case summaries that help to show the relevance of these messages in the context of actual municipal PPP projects.