Can infrastructure PPPs help the poor?
Pro-poor public-private partnerships in infrastructure have clear advantages to support poverty alleviation.
Blog posts on "infrastructure investment gap"
New solutions for closing the global infrastructure gap
Participants at the Global Infrastructure Forum 2018 agreed that scaling up infrastructure investment requires nuance, innovation, and cooperation.
Financing urban planning in Asia: From land value “capture” to “creation” (and more)
When land value is created, shared, and reinvested, it spurs a virtuous cycle of urban infrastructure development.
Investing to build a greener Asia
Asia needs to attract more private sector investment to close its infrastructure gap. Here’s how it can happen.
Why US-ADB partnership remains strong after 51 years
ADB-financed projects are good for American businesses and for developing countries in Asia-Pacific, explains Vice-President Stephen Groff.
PRC infrastructure: A lot done, a long way to go
The country is a prolific builder, but its infrastructure investment needs are and will continue to be enormous.
Blending finance for bankability
The success of development finance should also be measured by the amount of private finance it can catalyze.
Why Asia needs to invest in quality infrastructure
Quality infrastructure may cost more in the beginning, but is worth the extra investment.
Asian infrastructure needs to get the finances right
Creating a bankable project is not enough to automatically mobilize financing.
Are infrastructure bonds the next big thing in infrastructure financing?
The region’s infrastructure bond market is still at a nascent stage.