Resilient Infrastructure Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs): Contracts and Procurement - The Case of Japan
Webinar: Toll Road PPPs: Identifying, mitigating and managing traffic risk
Through PPP models, toll revenues can be used to service private sources of finance that can enable fiscally-constrained governments to fund new road construction, improve existing roads and... More »
GIF AC Meeting October 2017 - FX Solutions for Infrastructure session
GIF AC Meeting October 2017 - From Concept to Conception session - IPG
GIF AC Meeting October 2017 - From Concept to Conception session - GIF
GIF AC Meeting October 2017 - Big Movers Panel: Nigeria
GIF AC Meeting October 2017 - Big Movers Panel: Brazil
The Global Infrastructure Facility: Closing the infrastructure gap by building country capacity
It is well-established that the lack of infrastructure is one of the main problems facing developing countries. Good infrastructure is one of the most important drivers for development and competitiveness. The question that follows is straightforward: how can we mobilize private financing for high-quality infrastructure investment in these countries? Read more
The Global Infrastructure Facility: fulfilling its mission
Nearly two years ago, the Global Infrastructure Facility, or the GIF, began its mission to develop bankable, sustainable infrastructure projects in developing countries that are attractive to investors. Being a partnership of multilateral development banks, private sector partners, donors and beneficiary countries, we have the knowledge and resources to make that happen. Read More
How the GIF helps governments build successful infrastructure projects
Nothing about infrastructure is quick, easy or cheap. Every step—conceptualization, feasibility studies, design, financing, construction, operations, maintenance, and stakeholder communications—takes a lot of time, money, coordination and planning. Read More...
Infrastructure is rewarding…but requires patience
Developing viable infrastructure projects is tough in the best of circumstances. And over the last few years I’ve learned, first-hand, that developing them in emerging markets and developing countries is even tougher. Read more...
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