This Asian Development Bank publication highlights Sri Lanka's completion of nearly 179 PPP projects worth $5.3 billion since 1990, with many in ports and power. It analyzes how tackling funding and regulatory constraints and putting adequate dispute resolution mechanisms in place could help Sri Lanka realize the potential of private sector investment and drive sustainable infrastructure development.

This Asian Development Bank publication includes more than 500 qualitative and quantitative indicators profiling Kazakhstan's national PPP landscape across eight infrastructure sectors, and includes local projects.

This Asian Development Bank publication examines Georgia's public–private partnership (PPP) landscape highlighting how a strong enabling environment is helping build the country's infrastructure needs to become a regional transport and logistics hub.

This Asian Development Bank publication examines the evolution of India’s PPP sector, analyzing the national landscape, local government policies, and key sectors, including transport, energy, and communication.

The World Bank's Procurement Framework 2016 was approved by World Bank Board on July 21, 2015 to modernize the procurement policy and maximize the strategic role of procurement in achieving key development effectiveness goals.

The Access to Information Act lays down the conditions to which the government organs and agencies are obliged to give the information out. 

The Access to Information (General) Regulations under Legal Notice 161 of 2023 are the set of regulations that complement the Access to Information Act, 2016 in Kenya.

The Index Insurance Forum is managed by the Global Index Insurance Facility (GIIF), part of the World Bank Group’s Finance, Competitiveness and Innovation Global Practice. 

This platform features knowledge products, research, and discussions on key issues related to the development of innovative index insurance solutions. 

This report provides an overview of international experience in the implementation of GPP. It focuses on the institutional framework that is needed to support the mainstreaming of GPP practices across government. The intention is to equip practitioners with a broad understanding of the issues they need to consider in the design and implementation of GPP reforms. The report draws on a wide range of country examples. It provides links to handbooks and tools for practitioners.

Insurance can play a significant role in helping countries achieve the UN SDGs in terms of economic growth, social inclusion, and environmental protection. This can be achieved through the risk transfer mechanisms of households, businesses, and the public sector.

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Efficient, reliable, and transparent creditor and debtor regimes and insolvency systems are of key importance for the reallocation of productive resources in the corporate sector, for investor confidence, and for forward-looking corporate restructuring.