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PPP Laws/Concession Laws - Guyana

PPP Laws/Concession Laws - Guyana, bridge
Publication Date:
Nov 01, 2020
Topic:
Legal Framework
Region:
Latin America and Caribbean (LAC)
Language:
English
Type:
Website
Country:
Guyana
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Website of The Guyana Office for Investment (GO-Invest), established under the Public Corporations Act (1994). 

The Public Private Partnership Policy Framework is an institutional and legal outline which encourages the private sector to participate in the procurement and financing of public projects. 

 

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  The Public Private Partnership Policy Framework
Legal Framework
Legislation and Laws
PPP Law
Guyana
Concession
PPP Project Cycle

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