Popular for a while now in the developed world, public-private partnership (PPP) infrastructure financing models are increasingly being used in Africa.PPP involves using the private sector in aspects of the provision of assets or services that in the past have been provided by governments. In Africa, private participation is being promoted in a range of different ventures, including private financing of public facilities and build own operated (BOO) and build own transfer (BOT) schemes.
September 24, 2008 at 10:04 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
UnPopular for a while now in the developed world, public-private partnership (PPP) infrastructure financing models are increasingly being used in Africa.
PPP involves using the private sector in aspects of the provision of assets or services that in the past have been provided by governments.
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