Global Experiences of Public Private Partnership for Highway Development
Shunso Tsukada
Abstract
Shunso Tsukada
Abstract
Faced with massive infrastructure needs, the private finance initiative (PFI) has gained renewed attention from the development community. Between 1990 and 2005 alone, US$71 billion were invested by the private sector in 392 projects in 26 developing countries. A notable trend in this development is that PFIs are more prevalent in developing countries
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Faced with massive infrastructure needs, the private finance initiative (PFI) has gained renewed attention from the development community. Between 1990 and 2005 alone, US$71 billion were invested by the private sector in 392 projects in 26 developing countries. A notable trend in this development is that PFIs are more prevalent in developing countries
Key concepts: General partnership, Business, Public–private partnership, Public administration, Transport engineering, Public relations, Environmental planning, Engineering