The Anti-Corruption Action Plan (ACAP) is the part of the Project Appraisal Document that helps identify the main corruption prevention aspects of a proposed project. Each ACAP builds on knowledge generated by previous plans, and must be tailored to suit the individual project. The structure of the ACAPs has evolved over the past two years, currently the advice given to preparation teams is that the plans must include six key elements, namely:

1. Enhanced disclosure provisions

2. Civil society oversight

PROINFA Update– Power Point Presentation by Minister of Mines and Energy

Prepared by the Alternative Energy Resources Department of the Secretary of Planning and Energy Development of the Minister of Mines and Energy. The presentation provides comprehensive data, graphs and maps on PROINFA results, costs, challenges and opportunities, and also reference to PROINFA’s legal and regulatory framework and financing mechanism.

Centro de Recursos para Asociaciones Público-Privadas (PPPRC) 

Presentation prepared for PPP Americas 

By Sara Sigrist and Dennis Blumenthel,  Punta del Este, Uruguay, April 2015.

Tracking Number: PPPLRC_PPP_Americas_2015_ES 

Related Information:

This was presented on April 6, 2016 by Victoria Delmon (Senior Counsel - World Bank Group PPPs) and Susanne Foerster, Senior Consultant  - World Bank Group PPPs) as part of the Lunch and Learn Series.

Q&A Panel Discussion

Session 3: The Use of Dispute Boards in PPP Transactions

PPP Day - Law, Justice and Development Week 2013 

Panel Discussion: Use of Dispute Boards in PPP Transactions from PPPLRC on Vimeo.

A presentation prepared by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) that gives an indepth look at successes and failures of ppp in the water sector. 

For more information about this sector, please visit Public–Private Partnerships in Transport.

Overview of Extractive Industries Governance
Michael Levitsky, Lead Economist, COCPO
Presentation

Mining Taxation and Legal Framework
Prof. Gangadhar Prasad Shukla, Duke Center for International Development
Graeme Hancock, Senior Energy Specialist, Mining, COCPO
Presentation 1
Presentation 2

PPP Contract Models:

• End-user fees, e.g., toll roads, metered water and power
• Government payments, e.g., availability payments, water and power purchase agreements
• Government non-financial contributions
• Hybrid combinations of two or all of the above