| TP-35: Making a Small Market Thrive: Recommendations for Efficiency Gains in the Latin American Air Cargo Market (PDF 3,000KB)
Tomás Serebrisky, Jordan Schwartz, María Claudia Pachón and Andrés Ricover
Overall, LAC region’s air cargo traffic, measured by freight ton-km (FTKs), mirrored the economic cycle as the GDP experienced sharp declines between 1997 to 1999 and 2001 to 2002, and a more modest deceleration from 2004 to 2005. |
 | TP-34: Road Asset Governance Filter: Case Study Of Kazakhstan And Armenia (PDF 2,000KB)
Cesar Queiroz, Alejandro Lopez Martinez, Satoshi Ishihara and Kirsten Hommann
This paper seeks to assess the overall governance performance of the road sector as well as the concrete issues that road administrations should address in order to improve sector governance. Russian version (Русский) (PDF 3,963KB) Armenian version (Հայերեն) (PDF 1,778KB) |
 | TP-33: Monitoring Road Works Contracts and Unit Costs for Enhanced Governance in Europe and Central Asia (PDF 829KB)
Victoria Alexeeva, Cesar Queiroz and Satoshi Ishihara
The study establishes a framework for cross-country comparative assessments of the procurement and implementation processes of road works contracts financed by the World Bank. |
 | TP-32: A Review of Institutional Arrangements for Road Asset Management: Lessons for the Developing World (PDF 349KB)
Cesar Queiroz and Henry Kerali
This paper reviews main factors affecting the efficiency of road agencies and describes the steps taken in creating a new institution, or transforming an existing one, and assesses the effort required to achieve such results. |
 | TP-31: Performance Based Contracts in the Road Sector: Towards Improved Efficiency in the Management of Maintenance and Rehabilitation. Brazil’s Experience (PDF 1,803KB)
Eric Lancelot
The paper investigates and details Brazil’s successful experience with performance based contracts for the management of the road infrastructure and explores approaches for future improvements in Brazil’s performance based program. |
 | TP-30: Private Participation in the Road Sector in Brazil: Recent Evolution and Next Steps (PDF 846KB)
Adrien Véron and Jacques Cellier
The paper investigates and details Brazil’s successful experience with public-private partnerships (PPPs) for the management of the road infrastructure and explores approaches for future improvements in Brazil’s PPP program. |
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