Region: Global
Country: Global / Non-Specific
Sectors: Transportation
Keywords: Light rail transit
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Document Summary:
By Cledan Mandri-Perrott (with Iain Menzies), Public-Private Advisory Facility (PPIAF) 2010 – Toolkit on PPP arrangements for the establishment of effective light-rail metro transit (LRMT) systems. Presents options and discusses practical issues related to preparing and implementing new LRMT PPP schemes.
Document Details:
The toolkit is intended as a practical guide to developing LRMT PPPs in both developed and developing countries. It aims to help government and public authorities to make informed decisions, adapted to local policy and objectives.
It addresses the growing worldwide interest in the use of light rail metro transit (LRMT) schemes to provide urban transport solutions and reviews the potential use of public-private partnership (PPP), or private-public participation, models to support LRMT schemes. This work, funded by the World Bank and the Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility, is based on extensive industry consultation and the development of case studies from recent major LRMT schemes, all involving some form of PPP arrangement. The approach begins with the basic premise that the need for an LRMT scheme has already been justified and that there is a need for a systematic approach for assessing and developing the scheme while making use of some form of public-private participation. The work draws heavily on current case studies, both in major international LRMT schemes as well as in current PPP best practice. The book has been structured to follow the expected course of development of major LRMT schemes, from policy issues through procurement of a viable and sustainable arrangement. The approach is to show how to make use of PPP effectively and how to incorporate the necessary checks and balances in the evaluation, development, and long-term operation of the project.
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PPIAF_ Private Sector Participation in Light Rail_EN.pdf
Updated: June 22, 2022