Turkey – Criminal Code (unofficial English translation) – Turkey has focused industrial and large scale consumers. In its Section 184, it provides for a period of imprisonment, from 1 to 5 years, for anyone who illegally constructs or continues to operate a building with an illegal electrical connection
By Carolina Monsalve, World Bank Report No. 60223-ECA, March 2011 (available in several languages: English, Macedonian, Croatian, Bosnian, Serbian, Albanian) – Report on railway reform in countries in South East Europe with focus on institutional reform, operational and financial performance and international integration. The report recommends prioritizing railway reform to ensure compliance with European Union legislation for the railway sector and improve railway performance.
The wind power plants are owned by renewable energy company, Polat Enerji: http://www.polatenerji.com/eng/f_burgaz.php
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EBRD Assessment of the Quality of the PPP Legislation and of the Effectiveness of its Implementation for Turkey.
The rising demand and increased costs for health service delivery are straining health delivery systems worldwide. In most countries, the majority of the health delivery system is government controlled, with public hospitals accounting for the largest percentage of overall health care spending. These public hospitals are as expensive as they are central to the national health care policy, so it’s in government’s best interest to assure they are functioning efficiently and effectively. Yet they are perhaps the most complex and difficult environments in which to enact reform.
EBRD is demonstrating new ways of financing by promoting the participation of untapped investor classes in the sector, thereby enabling the diversification of funding sources and providing depth to the Programme. EBRD is also promoting the introduction of non-conventional funding solutions to finance infrastructure projects in the Bank's region, in particular debt capital market financing.
Procuring Infrastructure Public-Private Partnerships 2020 is designed to help governments improve their PPP regulatory quality. By benchmarking the regulatory frameworks of economies around the world against internationally recognized good practices in procuring PPPs, this assessment identifies areas for improvement in the preparation, procurement, and management of PPPs.