Public-private partnerships offer a unique opportunity to redevelop and revitalize smaller communities around the country. A public-private partnership, also known as a P3 or PPP, is an agreement ...

Multilateral development banks play a vital role in financing progress across emerging and developing economies. Yet, ...

Public participation improves the quality, legitimacy, and accountability of agency decision making. Although public ...

Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) enable governments to procure and deliver public infrastructure/services and leverage the resources and expertise of the private sector – through risk-sharing ...

This spring, the Washington newspaper Politico published a column touting steps the federal government could take to solve the funding crunch that’s led to underinvestment in infrastructure. Invoking ...

The State government will explore the scope of introducing the Public-Private Participation (PPP) model in a restricted manner in urban governance in selected areas, after the two-day Kerala Urban ...

This note discusses what finance ministries can do to ensure that public-private partnerships (PPPs) are used wisely. By inviting private participation in infrastructure development and service ...

Investment commitments in infrastructure projects with private participation in developing countries declined sharply in 2016, falling by 37 percent compared to 2015, but the falling investment can be ...

In June 2023, Kenyan High Court Judge Mugure Thande issued conservatory orders temporarily halting the implementation of the controversial 2023 2023 Finance Act. These orders were later upheld by ...

The capital expenditure of the union government on infrastructure development for FY25 has been budgeted at about 3.3 times ...

In November 2024, heavy rains flooded Chennai and Bengaluru, disrupting millions of lives. This served as a stark reminder of India’s need to ramp up spending on water and sanitation (WASH) ...

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The government bus services will start from Indore from April next year. The buses will run on the routes of 50 kilometres within the city and 32 kilometres outside the city.