The PPP Unit has been established under the Law of the Kyrgyz Republic on Public-Private Partnerships with a primary aim to identify, assess, support and monitor PPP projects as well as consult investors and facilitate long term partnership with mutual benefits.
The Kosovo PPP Committee promotes and supports implementation of public-private partnerships in many economic sectors with the aim of providing more efficient infrastructure and public services at lower cost.
Website for the Kazakhstan Project Preparation Fund which promotes the infrastructure development of the Republic of Kazakhstan through the provision of services on structuring and maintenance of infrastructure projects, including those implemented by PPP. It was created in March 2014 in accordance with the decision of the Coordination Council for the PPP under the Government of Kazakhstan dated September 3, 2013.
Technical Unit for Project Financing; Unitá Tecnica Finanza de Progetto (UTFP)
PPP units exist within some ministries, including Ministry of Economy and Transport and Ministry of Finance
The Inter-Ministerial Committee for Public-Private Partnerships (ICPPP) is the collective governmental body which set the general policy for PPPs and approve projects that should proceed to implementation through the PPP framework.
Much of the infrastructure are administered by the federal states, see for example website of the PPP in Niedersachsen and North-Rhine-Westphalia.
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The FIN INFRA is a dedicated unit within the Ministry of the Economy that assists grantors in the implementation of partnership contracts.
The Agency was established on the basis of the Law on Public-Private Partnerships of May 4, 2018 and started operating in February 2019.
Estonia does not have a specific law for PPPs in place. The Ministry of Finance is the responsible institution for public procurement policy, drafting the law, providing supervision and consulting.
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