Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory
Facility (PPIAF) has provided funding support for two
activities in the energy sector in Jordan. The government
requested PPIAF...
International Finance Corporation (IFC)
has supported Sri Lanka's largest private bank, the
Commercial Bank of Ceylon (CBC), since 2003. IFC has
provided equity, advisory...
Type: BriefReport#: 82027Date: October 1, 2012Author:
Urenda, Luz Leyva
Public Private Infrastructure Advisory
Facility (PPIAF) has been providing support to the
government of Lesotho since 2001 when PPIAF was asked to
provide technical...
The Republic of Colombia is an upper
middle-income country, with a population of approximately 46
million people and a gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita
of $7,131...
Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory
Facility (PPIAF) has supported four activities in
Montenegro, two in the energy sector, one in the transport
sector, and one in...
The Republic of Cameroon (Cameroon) is a
country with a vast natural and economic potential, as its
geographic diversity favors varied economic and agricultural
activities....
In 2011, there were 18 infrastructure
projects that reached financial or contractual closure in 12
low and middle income countries in sub-Saharan Africa:
Botswana (1),...
Type: BriefReport#: 84019Date: September 1, 2012Author:
Van Eerd,Robbert ;
Militaru,Andreea Ramona
In 2011, 89 new infrastructure projects
reached financial or contractual closure in 12 low and
middle income countries in Latin America and the Caribbean
(LAC) region:...
Type: BriefReport#: 84022Date: September 1, 2012Author:
Jett,Alexander Nicholas
Policy makers in both developed and
developing countries want to make cities more competitive,
attract entreprepreneurs, boost economic growth, and promote
job creation....
Type: Policy Research Working PaperReport#: WPS6198Date: September 1, 2012Author:
Ghani,Syed Ejaz ;
Kerr,William Robert ;
O'Connell,Stephen A.
Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory
Facility (PPIAF) support to the government of Ukraine
started in 2001 and has focused on strengthening the
enabling environment...
In the Middle East and North Africa
(MNA), 2011 was a particularly slow year for infrastructure
projects. Only two new infrastructure projects reached
financial or contractual...
Type: BriefReport#: 84021Date: September 1, 2012Author:
Van Eerd,Robbert ;
Jett,Alexander Nicholas
In 2011, 53 new infrastructure projects
reached financial or contractual closure in low and middle
income countries in the Europe and Central Asia (ECA)
region: Albania...
Type: BriefReport#: 84025Date: September 1, 2012Author:
Militaru,Andreea Ramona
The importance of the agglomeration
process in facilitating growth and productivity increases in
Indonesia's manufacturing sector cannot be ignored. The
agglomeration...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: 73127Date: September 1, 2012Author:
Kuncoro,Ari ;
Rahardja,Sjamsu
This paper analyzes the public
infrastructure trends and gaps in Pakistan, especially by
placing the Pakistani experience in an international
context. It examines the...
Type: Working Paper (Numbered Series)Report#: 86246Date: August 1, 2012Author:
Loayza,Norman V. ;
Wada, Tomoko
Bosnia and Herzegovina (Bosnia) has
accomplished a great deal since the 1995 Dayton Peace
Accords helped bring an end to the worst bloodshed on
European soil since Second...
Public Private Infrastructure Advisory
Facility (PPIAF) has funded three regional activities in the
transport sector in the Latin America and the Caribbean
region. The...
Since 2002 Public Private Infrastructure
Advisory Facility (PPIAF) has funded 27 activities in the
Republic of the Philippines worth $4.71 million, four of
which are...
The regulatory framework in many Asian
developing countries has been reformed to promote private
sector investments in power generation. Asian developing
countries that...
Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory
Facility's (PPIAF's) support to Senegal's
policy-enabling environment in the power sector led to the
structuring of rural electrification...
In 2000 the Dominican Republic was the
fastest growing country in Latin America and the Caribbean.
This growth was fueled largely by tourism, construction,
telecommunications...
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