Public-Private Partnerships and the Poor - Private Sector Participation and the Poor: 1. Strategy

Pro-poor
Publication Date:
Feb 10, 2025
Topic:
Pro-poor
Region:
Global
Language:
English
Nature:
Report
Country:
Global / Non-Specific
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Public-Private Partnerships and the Poor - Private Sector Participation and the Poor: 1. Strategy

The first part of the report captures analysis of some strategies on "Private Sector Participation and the Poor". It includes a study on several water sector public-private partnerships mainly where the management of the project was transferred to the private company to identify recurring issues in such projects.

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