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Country: Global / Non-Specific
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Document Summary:
African officials have shown new interest in infrastructure projects involving private participation. But with so little experience with such projects, these officials often have limited knowledge about how best to assess their “value for money.” Some experts have suggested that developing countries use the method centering on the public sector comparator, already adopted by South Africa. But this method has come under criticism in some industrial countries. The debate about its use in the industrial world raises questions about whether it is appropriate in developing countries.
Document Details:
Leigland, James, and Chris Shugart. 2006. “Is the public sector comparator right for developing countries? Appraising public-private projects in infrastructure.” Gridlines Note No. 4. Washington, DC: Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility. [#2999]
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