Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Europe and Central Asia : designing crisis-resilient strategies and bankable projects, Vol. 1 of 1

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Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Europe and Central Asia : designing crisis-resilient strategies and bankable projects

Author:	Cuttaree, Vickram; Mandri-Perrott, Cledan;	Country:	Europe and Central Asia;
Date Stored:	2011/04/08	Document Date:	2011/02/24
Document Type:	Other Infrastructure Study	ISBN:	978-0-8213-8703-0
Language:	English	Rel. Proj ID:	7E-Ppp In Infrastructure And Crisis -- -- P117211;
Region:	Europe and Central Asia	Report Number:	60061
Sub Sectors:	Roads and highways	SubTopics:	Bankruptcy and Resolution of Financial Distress; Transport Economics Policy & Planning; Access to Finance; Debt Markets; Banks & Banking Reform
TF No/Name:	TF094810-The	Volume No:	1 of 1

Summary: This study aims to help governments design sustainable Public-Private Partnership (PPP) strategies and projects in the context of the changed circumstances brought on by the global financial and economic crisis that began in the fall of 2008. The study analyses the impact and implication of the crisis on PPP infrastructure projects across the Europe and Central Asia (ECA) region. In the research undertaken for this study, it appears that most crisis-specific issues are cross-sectoral, therefore requiring cross-sectoral responses. The intended audience for this report includes national government stakeholders involved in infrastructure financing, including Ministries in charge of infrastructure, especially transport, energy, and water; state-owned enterprises with operational responsibilities, such as road directorates; and Ministries of Finance and development banks involved in PPP. This report reviewed the region's experience in PPPs in infrastructure before and during the financial crisis period (from late 2006 to 2010). Since not all ECA countries have had successful or ongoing PPP projects during this time, the report draws on lessons from Brazil, India, Spain, and the United Kingdom, countries with established PPP project pipelines to draw on cross-sectoral lessons. The findings can be used by countries wishing to start or re-start their PPP program following the impact of the recent crisis. However, beyond the crisis and its effects, the report can also guide future development of sustainable and crisis-resilient PPP programs. Most of the analysis supporting the report recommendations was undertaken for the highway sector and was financed through from a grant from the transport research support program. Initially, the highway sector was the focus of this study but the scope was later widened to include all infrastructure sectors because most issues facing highway PPP projects are common to other sectors requiring a cross-sectoral approach to PPP. Sector-specific strategies for highways have been documented in a recent World Bank study.


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