This tool aims to help cities identify and profile investments, particularly those prioritized in climate resilience strategies, to enhance opportunities for downstream finance. This has been developed by CDIA through a small grant from The Rockefeller Foundation, and with contributions on the content from strategic partners in the region including cities, intermediaries, and financiers.
This publication is intended as a practical guide for mayors, local government officials, sector specialists, planners, and other decision makers involved in the programming and design of urban infrastructure projects in medium-sized cities.
The Guide aims to
The Cities Development Initiative for Asia (CDIA) has prepared a PPP Guide for Municipalities offering an innovative view to help local governments understand how to approach a potential PPP project and to review some issues that may come up in the process.
It is one of the few guides that are specifically targeted at city officials, such as mayors and council members, as well as senior technical staff in different sectors (e.g. water, energy, roads, ports) that are just beginning to look at PPP options. It is not a book of comprehensive answers but a basic guide about how to view PPPs and where to find more information so that local authorities can come to find their own answers.
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You may wish to explore these websites for more information on the topic:
Bangladesh: http://www.iifc.net/
China, Peoples Republic of: http://www.cdmfund.org/eng/index.aspx
Kazakhstan: http://www.ppp-center.kz/
Korea, Republic of: http://www.pimac.org/
Pakistan: http://www.ipdf.gov.pk/
Literature about the concept and definition of PPP: http://www.pppcouncil.ca/aboutPPP_definition.asp
Further information on selecting an advisor: http://ppp.worldbank.org/public-private-partnership