
The mobilization of private resources through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) is crucial in helping governments overcome resource constraints and improve delivery. This importance was recognized by the Committee on Macroeconomic Policy, Poverty Reduction and Financing for Development, which requested the ESCAP secretariat to consider developing a network on PPPs and infrastructure financing to provide a regular platform on which experts can exchange best practices, share their experiences and knowledge products, and provide capacity-building support.
To realize this, it is vital for Member States to undertake research, analysis and consensus-building initiatives to enhance the regional knowledge of infrastructure financing and PPPs. In this regard, ESCAP, in conjunction with the China Public Private Partnerships Center, will be organizing the first meeting of the Public-Private Partnership Network of Asia and the Pacific in the city of Guiyang, Guizhou Province, China, from 12-13 September 2018. During this event, experts, country representatives, and international development partners will discuss strategies to enhance knowledge and capacity of PPP units undertaking infrastructure investment in the region. This is in line with ESCAP’s goals of improving the efficiency of PPP and infrastructure financing mechanisms to effectively finance infrastructure investment for sustainable development.
Presentations
- PPP and Infrastructure Financing in Asia and the Pacifc
- Public Private Partnerships in the GMS
- Private financing for Infrastructure and the Way to make PPP into success
- Overview of PPP and its perspective in Bhutan
- Public Private Partnership in Samoa
- Public Private Partnership in Nepal
- PPP Good Practices and China’s Application
- China PPP overview in ICT and Transport
- Utilization of Spillover effects of Infrastructure Investment
- Public Private Partnership in the Philippines
- Public Private Partnership in Kazakhstan
- Innovate Model, Strengthen Guarantee
- PPP Business of CCCC
- Guiyang Nanming River Water Environment Comprehensive Improvement Project
- PPP Practice on Water Environment Management in China
- PPP practices in Waste-to-Energy, Water Environ Conservancy, Integrated Urban Development in China
- How to Select and Prepare PPP projects in Different Areas
- CFLD presentation
- China PPP Fund presentation
- CITIC presentation
- CSCEC presentation
- List of Participants