The inclusion of Pro-Poor content in PPP projects has been well analyzed for different sectors of the economy.

Below are documents explaining how pro-poor content in contracts, regulations, and practices have worked in the field.

Case Study: Inclusive Infrastructure and Social Equity

This handbook is intended to provide an overview of PPAs and the obligations, risks and remedies that are found within them. Our group of authors, all whom contributed their time on a pro-bono basis, includes contributors from governments, development banks, private banks and leading international law firms.

This handbook aims to serve as a practical resource for governments, utilities, investors, and other interested stakeholders by pointing to each party’s challenges and outlining what motivates the decision-making process. As such, this book seeks to provide a roadmap for navigating through this impasse.

Les bonnes pratiques en éclairage public, l’association des maires de France et des présidents d’intercommunalité (AMF) and Syndicat de l’éclairage May 2016.

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This handbook is intended to provide the reader with an overview of the mechanisms and strategy behind successful Power Project Procurements. It explores the complexity of procuring privately-owned power projects and describes the approaches that public procuring entities can use to establish and sustain power projects, including the advantages and disadvantages of the alternatives. It also describes how these entities can implement these alternatives.

Menzies, Iain, and Cledan Mandri-Perrott. 2010. “Private Sector Participation in Urban Rail: Getting the structure right.” Gridlines Note No. 54. Washington, DC: Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility. [#2062]

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Model Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) between Contractor and Government Organization/ PSU and Government Offices for Design, Manufacture, Supply, Erection, Testing and Commissioning including Warranty, Operation & Maintenance of Grid Connected Roof-Top Solar Photovoltaic and Small Solar Power Plants in RESCO model of November 2016