Quality Must Prevail in Post-Pandemic Infrastructure Development
As Asia and the Pacific comes out of the crisis with significantly larger public debts, their infrastructure investments will need to be efficient, affordable, and sustainable.
Another COVID-19 Challenge: Saving Asia’s Crucial Infrastructure Deals
The public-private partnerships used to finance roads, ports, hospitals and dozens of other infrastructure projects could be affected by the pandemic-induced financial crisis. Here’s how to avoid that.
Building Viet Nam’s Bridge to Greater Economic Growth and Development
There are three key strategies that can help Viet Nam achieve its ambitious development targets in the coming years.
Here are Three Ways to Help Small Countries Get the Energy They Need
Complex, carefully managed financing structures can provide the funding needed for island states and others seeking to develop energy projects.
Eight Steps to Get PPPs Right in Viet Nam
A well-structured law on private-public partnerships is a key opportunity to upgrade Viet Nam’s infrastructure.
Can Infrastructure PPPs Help the Poor?
Pro-poor public-private partnerships in infrastructure have clear advantages to support poverty alleviation.
Partnership Can Deliver Better Infrastructure in PNG
ADB sees an important role for PPPs in developing PNG’s infrastructure and meeting its development goals.
Using PPPs for Next-Generation Urban Infrastructure
What can city governments do to attract more private sector infrastructure investment? Here are 7 specific steps.
Keeping the 'Private' in PPPs in the PRC
To attract the private sector, it needs to be given a fair chance of competing for PPPs and turning enough of a profit to recover their investment in the People’s Republic of China.
How Do You Develop $1 Trillion in PPPs for the PRC?
The PRC wants to scale up on PPPs that deliver value-for-money, and stand the test of time.