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Over the last decade Morocco has made important strides in responding to citizen demands for more transparency, accountability, and shared prosperity. This has also extended into the public sector...
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Bangladesh launched its electronic government procurement portal (e-GP) in 2011 to allocate public funds more effectively and transparently, and improve ways to do business with the private sector....
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Public-Private Partnerships have been seen as an important form of procurement for the delivery of services across sectors in several emerging markets globally. However, developing and bidding out...
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The governance partnership facility (GPF) supported program mainstreaming governance in Tajikistan portfolio (FY2010-14) was a landmark achievement in applying governance analysis and looking for...
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E-Government procurement (e-GP) projects are often part of the wider e-government efforts of countries to efficiently and effectively serve their citizens and businesses. E-GP promotes better...
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A unique feature of the PPP procurement process in the Canadian provinces such as British Columbia and Alberta, among others, is that of the Fairness Auditor. A Fairness Auditor is retained by the...
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"PPIAF Supports Groundbreaking Public-Private Partnerships in the Wastewater Sector in Egypt."
In early 2011, the Government of Colombia requested PPIAF assistance to improve the planning,...
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"Key considerations and good practices for structuring resilient infrastructure PPPs"
While all infrastructure public-private partnerships (PPPs) inevitably deal with financing, construction,...
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Whether you are a policy maker, civil society representative, or student, we hope that these learning resources, activities, and social elements will provide you with a broad overview of public-...
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Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) are one tool that governments can employ to help deliver needed infrastructure services. PPPs are a way of contracting for services, using private sector innovation...
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"Understanding what motivates corruption, how it pervades public institutions, and what its consequences are for development, can guide policies to fight corruption."
Corruption robs the...
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Afghanistan, like many developing countries, has been seeking ways to develop and improve infrastructure within the framework of limited fiscal capabilities. In recent years, the World Bank Group has...
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Virginia began its experience with Public-Private Partnerships by passing the Virginia Public-Private Transportation Act (PPTA) of 1995, which provided the legal framework for PPPs in the...
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When it comes to infrastructure projects, “unsolicited proposals” (USPs) represent an alternative to the traditional project initiation method. In USPs the private sector rather than the public...
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The Netherlands has a rich history of private participation in the development of its public infrastructure, dating back to the country’s beginnings in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries....
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Zambia's rich mineral resources are one of the country's most important assets. They contribute to national income, exports, employment and government revenue. As the country looks to the future,...
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The purpose of the Toolkit is to assist policymakers and practitioners in government to create an enabling environment for SMEs to be engaged in private sector participation initiatives (e.g., public...
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The Republic of Korea has a long history of PPP. Its early experience consisted of individual legislation for specific projects. In 1994, the government began to formalize its process with the...
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