The Guidelines are intended to be used by practitioners who are looking for innovative ways to address and reduce infrastructure funding gaps (and therefore fiscal contributions/liabilities), diversify revenue sources from user fees, and/or help build a better business case for infrastructure projects (commercial value capture or CVC). Such interested parties include:

1.     Planning agencies 

2.     Ministries of Economy and Finance 

3.     Central agencies responsible for managing Public Private Partnership (PPP) programs or PPP Units

In Indonesia, the World Bank has established the Indonesia Infrastructure Finance Development (IIFD) multi-donor trust fund funded by the Government of Canada’s (GOC) Department for Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) in the amount of US$15 million, to be implemented during 2016-2020.

Commercial Value Capture (CVC):

CVC can be a way for governments to increase revenues to fund facility improvements, expand services and/or asset maintenance without increasing taxes or user fees. CVC revenues have, in many instances, proven to be successful in mobilizing additional funding for various infrastructure projects and help deliver better quality of public service. However, optimism bias and over-reliance on CVC revenues could also result in project delays or cancellation. 

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I. GUIDELINES FOR IMPLEMENTING ASSET RECYCLING

Chapter 1 - Executive Summary

• Models of Asset Recycling

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Tables

Table 1: Models of Asset Recycling

Module 9 of the Annex in Asset Recycling.

Module 8 of the Annex in Asset Recycling.

Benchmarking Infrastructure Development 2020 is designed to encourage and support governments in improving the quality of regulatory frameworks governing large infrastructure projects. It does so by measuring the adoption of internationally recognized good regulatory practices oriented towards the sound preparation, procurement and management of large infrastructure projects that are closely aligned with the core philosophy of the G20 QII.

Benchmarking Infrastructure Development 2020 is designed to encourage and support governments in improving the quality of regulatory frameworks governing large infrastructure projects. It does so by measuring the adoption of internationally recognized good regulatory practices oriented towards the sound preparation, procurement and management of large infrastructure projects that are closely aligned with the core philosophy of the G20 QII.