PPPLRC 2018 Report
PPPLRC 2018 Report
To be used for General PPP articles.
PPPLRC 2019-2020 Report
While the team was focusing on the site upgrade, the site had one of its best years yet in terms of performance. From July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020, PPPLRC generated 1,535,682 views (↑9.6 % from the previous reporting period) over 750,150 unique visitors (↑25.7 % from the previous reporting period).
Australia National Guidelines for Infrastructure Project Delivery
Australian governments have developed national guidelines for the delivery of infrastructure projects to promote cross-government consistency and the use of best practice approaches. These guidelines cover the main approaches to project delivery and include:
不同领域的PPP
政府和社会资本在基础建设领域的合作(PPP)是一种政府和社会资本共同参与以开发或巩固能源、水利、交通和电信领域的有效途径之一。当政府面临着不断老化的基础设施和更多运营服务需求时，与社会资本的合作将能有效促进寻求的新解决方案并引进清洁科技。
About PPPLRC and PPPs
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Our Donors and Partners
This website is an initiative of the World Bank. Since July 2014 it is part of the World Bank’s PPP Cross-Cutting Solution Area. Funding support is provided by the World Bank, the Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF), the African Legal Support Facility (ALSF), and the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF).
Gender Equality, Infrastructure and PPPs
The World Bank Group prepared this primer as an important first step toward gender equality in PPP projects. The primer consolidates and draws from a wide spectrum of examples that cut across sectors to demonstrate how infrastructure, its development, and the policies and regulations governing its construction and operation, can play a role in closing gaps between women and men.
A Guide to Community Engagement for Public-Private Partnerships (June 2019)
The draft Guide to Community Engagement for PPPs is open for public consultation to capture inputs and recommendations by all relevant stakeholders.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Team
A core team of lawyers and infrastructure specialists at the World Bank helped to create this site and will continue to advise on its maintenance and expansion. The team's members draw upon many years of varied legal, project and private sector experience. They have consulted extensively with lawyers (both internal and external), and World Bank staff to find sample legal materials useful in the planning, design and legal structuring of infrastructure projects.