Region: South Asia (SA)
Country: Philippines
Keywords: Legal Framework *, Legislation and Laws **, PPP Law ***, Philippines
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See PPP Laws/Concessions Laws - Philippines
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The Public-Private Partnership Law Review, Chapter 12: Philippines, by Marievic G Ramos-Añonuevo and Arlene M Maneja, SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan, Law Business Research, The Law Reviews, April 2015
Despite the existence of articles in various law reviews on topics involving public- private partnerships (PPPs) and private finance initiatives (in areas such as projects and construction, real estate, mergers, transfers of concessionaires’ corporate control, special purpose vehicles and government procurement), there is a need for a deeper understanding of how different countries address specific matters on this topic. The comparative study The Public-Private Partnership Law Review aims to fulfil this need. Chapter 12 covers practical aspects and perspectives on PPPs in the Philippines.
This article was first published in The Public-Private Partnership Law Review - Edition 1 (published in March 2015 – editors Bruno Werneck and Mário Saadi). To download an eBook or PDF version of the entire publication, please visit The Law Reviews.
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