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Subject: PPP Knowledge Lab – Your Online PPP Resource by Multilateral
Development Banks, Disclosures & Gender Inclusion in PPPs, and New Data
from the Private Participation in Infrastructure Projects Database
To: Carolina.rossini em gmail.com

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AN UPDATE ON PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

*Highlights*

*Explore & Bookmark the New Public-Private Partnerships Knowledge Lab Today*

Seeking to address a noticeable void in the public private partnership
(PPP) knowledge landscape, the African Development Bank, Asian Development
Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Inter-American
Development Bank, Islamic Development Bank, and the World Bank Group have
come together to share their collective experience and resources on PPPs in
one central place. Visit pppknowledgelab.org <http://bit.ly/1UFCKlX>.

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*New Data: Total Investment Commitments for Projects with Private
Participation in Energy, Transport, and Water Infrastructure*

While total infrastructure investment commitments in emerging economies –
for projects with private participation in the energy, transport and water
sectors – dropped from $53 billion in the first six months of 2014 to $25
billion in the first six months of 2015, the overall number of projects
stayed stable, with an impressive increase in the share of renewable energy
investments. Read the full update <http://ppi.worldbank.org/> from the PPI
Database.

*IFC and MIGA Support Turkey’s Health PPP Program to Improve Access to
High-Quality Healthcare*

Most of the health infrastructure in Turkey is out of date and no longer
able to meet the country’s healthcare needs. By providing long-term funding
and expert counsel to the Turkey Health Public-Private Partnership Program,
the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the Multilateral Investment
Guarantee Agency (MIGA) aim to improve patient access to high-quality
public health services.

Read more
<http://www.ifc.org/wps/wcm/connect/8e9521804a5a8ca78bb7cf9c54e94b00/Adana+Hospital+Complex+final+Oct+26+2015.pdf?MOD=AJPERES>

*Your Input Needed: A Framework for Public Disclosure in Public Private
Partnerships*

At the request of the G20, the World Bank Group is working on a framework
for public disclosure of information in public-private partnership (PPP)
transactions. Your feedback is key to strengthening this framework. Please
review the draft documents on our website and take a moment to respond to
our questionnaire.

Read more and provide feedback here
<http://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/publicprivatepartnerships/brief/a-framework-for-disclosure-in-public-private-partnership-projects>

*From Africa to Asia: Facilitating Private Investment in Development*

Since 2012, the World Bank Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (
PPIAF <http://www.ppiaf.org/>) and the International Finance Corporation (
IFC <http://www.ifc.org/>) have been working closely with the Rwandan
government to expand access to water services in Kigali, the capital city.
Learn more about the success of this project and many more in PPIAF’s 2015
annual report.

Read more
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/africa-asia-facilitating-private-investment-infrastructure>

*Private Investment in Infrastructure is Critical for Development*

At the sixth annual World Bank-Singapore Infrastructure Finance Summit,
leading voices from the public and private sectors discussed the
opportunities and challenges behind mobilizing private investment in
high-quality sustainable infrastructure.

Read more
<http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/press-release/2015/10/20/infrastructure-critical-for-growth-competitiveness-job-creation-and-poverty-alleviation>

*World Bank Group Needs Your Comments on New PPP Gender Resources *

Because of varying societal roles and household responsibilities,
public-private partnership (PPP) projects can have different impacts on
women and men. It is therefore crucial that the knowledge and awareness of
gender implications be thoroughly integrated into every step of the PPP
project cycle. To provide guidance, the World Bank Group’s PPP in
Infrastructure Resource Center (PPPIRC) curated a rich and diverse suite of
key resources on the topic, segmented by agriculture, education, energy,
and many more infrastructure project areas. Visit Gender Impacts of PPPs
<http://ppp.worldbank.org/public-private-partnership/ppp-sector/gender-impacts-ppps/impacts-ppps-gender-inclusion>
and email ppp em worldbank.org with your feedback by January 31.

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*Blogs*

*Saint Petersburg: 3 lessons in public-private partnership implementation*
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/saint-petersburg-3-lessons-public-private-partnership-implementation>
By
Jeff Delmon (12.03.15)

The enchanting city of Saint Petersburg, Russia, boasts the canals of
Venice, the cathedrals of Paris, the architecture of Stockholm and the
non-stop festival atmosphere of white nights in July and August. It is
Russia’s second largest city, with around 4 million people and a bustling
economy.  Saint Petersburg has also learned hard-won lessons
in public-private partnership (PPP) creation and implementation.

*4 concrete ways to move the Philippines’ public-private partnership
programs forward*
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/4-concrete-ways-move-philippines-public-private-partnership-programs-forward>
By Jesse Ang (11.26.15)

The Philippines has one of the best performing public-private partnership
(PPP) programs in Asia. According to the Philippines PPP Center, much more
will be done to further improve the country's ambitious PPP program.

*How to more proactively disclose information in public-private partnership
projects? Your input needed*
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/how-more-proactively-disclose-information-public-private-partnership-projects-your-input-needed>
By
Robert Hunja (11.24.15)

For too long, there has been a dearth of literature and guidance on policy
and practice in public-private partnership (PPP) disclosure and a wide gap
in understanding the mechanics of disclosure by practitioners within
governments and the private sector. The just-released Framework for
Disclosure in Public-Private Partnership Projects, a systematic structure
for proactively disclosing information, fills this gap.

*5 trends in public-private partnerships in water supply and sanitation*
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/5-trends-public-private-partnerships-water-supply-and-sanitation>
By
Victoria Rigby Delmon (11.12.15)

Developing countries that must balance sustainability and financial
viability, due to the inescapable realities of poor water supply and
sanitation services and constrained budgets, are looking at public-private
partnerships  as an option to improve performance or to develop new sources.

*The power of Public-Private Partnerships to turn around dysfunctional
utilities: The case of Tata Power Delhi*
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/power-public-private-partnerships-turn-around-dysfunctional-utilities-case-tata-power-delhi>
By Praveer Sinha (11.10.15)
Around the world, many state-owned public utilities, regardless of their
unique circumstances, face similar challenges – including rampant losses,
an inability or unwillingness to collect fees from users, political
interference and a lack of managerial skills among senior staff.

*Big data to improve transparency and performance of our infrastructure*
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/big-data-improve-transparency-and-performance-our-infrastructure>
By John Kjorstad (11.05.15)
Infrastructure requires a lot of coordination throughout the development,
construction, maintenance and day-to-day operations of projects and the
systems in which they operate. Yet, even with sophisticated organization,
the often most overlooked issue is communication and the real-time flow of
management information.

*Three innovations to drive infrastructure development*
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/three-innovations-drive-infrastructure-development>
By
Teo Eng Cheong (11.03.15)

A few months ago, I had a chance to visit the Panama Canal, which
celebrated its 100th anniversary last year. It is truly a mega-structure,
and it was the largest infrastructure project of its time.

*Indonesian Public-Private Partnerships now speak with one voice
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/indonesian-public-private-partnerships-now-speak-one-voice>
*By
Sinthya Roesly (10.19.15)

Indonesia’s strategy to become one of the 10 major world economies by 2025
– part of a long-term program outlined in its Masterplan for Acceleration
and Expansion of Indonesia's Economic Development (MP3EI) – relies heavily
on how quickly it can build new infrastructure to support its rapid growth.

*The secret to India's success on rooftop solar PPPs? Satisfying
stakeholders' needs
<http://blogs.worldbank.org/ppps/satisfying-stakeholders-on-rooftop-solar-PPPs-in-India>
*By
Pankaj Sinha (10.09.15)

When our team at IFC got the mandate in 2010 for a public-private
partnership (PPP) to set up a 5-megawatt grid-connected solar rooftop (SRT)
in Gandhinagar (Gujarat, India), some thought that the project was too
small to make a difference. In fairness, it would have required a true
visionary to fully grasp the potential of grid-connected solar rooftops.

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