26 September 2022

Innovative PPP models in urban mobility sector: A case study of three Indian cities: Amritsar, Kochi and Surat

-by Jaishree Jindel and Dennis Jose Developing an economy requires evolving infrastructure needs and investments. Public Private Partnerships (PPPs)have been critical and have eased the government stress of investments in infrastructure by bringing in economic

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Integrating climate risk management in infrastructure PPPs in developing countries: Key concepts, best practices, and broader considerations

-Jyoti Bisbey, Chang-Boong Lee, Patrick Ryan Climate change is one of the largest threats to global economic growth and financial stability. While international cooperation to address climate change has increased in recent years,

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A New Sector for Public-Private Partnerships: Just Transition PPPs

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Building Bridges: How public-private partnerships can shape a sustainable future

Ansarada has published a report on the contribution of PPPs to shape a sustainable future. They interviewed Ziad-Alexandre Hayek (President), Jean-Christophe Barth (Executive Director) and David Baxter (Steering Committee member) from

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Port Congestion, Passing phase or new paradigm

David Wignall, August 2021, for WAPPP Port Chapter The last port chapter committee meeting discussed our need to be relevant to the day-to-day experience of ports, authorities, operators, and

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Handbook for Implementation of Nature-based Solutions for Water Security – guidelines for designing an implementation and financing arrangement

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Making PPPs fit for the 2030 Agenda

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How to boost PPP projects in the Water and Sanitation sector in LAC countries?

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NIGERIA: THE APAPA GRIDLOCK – CHALLENGES AND SOLUTION

The seaport of Apapa was founded in the early 15th Century. It served the old Oyo Empire. An estimate of 500,000 Slaves shipped from Apapa port to the Americas,