The Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure (PPPI) program's objective is to provide capacity building to help client governments create the proper environment to develop successful and sustainable PPPs, as well as to provide technical assistance to client countries in issues related to PPP program design, development, and implementation.

The program initially focuses on core infrastructure sectors– energy, water, transport, and telecommunications– and will progressively cover the main social sectors such as education, health and housing. Read more about our work.....

Upcoming Events                                           

PPPI Days 2008
December 15-18, 2008
Washington, D.C

A Workshop Series for Policy Makers, PPP Units, Privatization Commissions and Regulators involved in Infrastructure Development. (see below)

Tanzania Policy Makers Seminar
November 4 & 6, 2008
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Regional PPP Forum
November 10-11, 2008
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Infrastructure Finance for PPP Projects (Francophone Africa)December 1-5, 2008
Yaounde, Cameroon


Highlights                                                       

Filling the capacity gaps in Infrastructure Finance in Africa. Read about the recent course on infrastructure finance for PPP projects, held in South Africa on June 9-13, 2008. Learn about how partners across the Africa and Asia region came together to provide affordable and quality capacity building opportunities.........read full article

Interviews with Leading PPP Practitioners During PPPI Days 2007, selected participants were interviewed in order to gain their perspectives on the following three questions......... watch interviews

PPPI Days 2007 Synopsis
June 7-8, 2007 PPPI Days—The Public Private Partnerships in Infrastructure (PPPI) Program of the World Bank Institute (WBI) organized the 2nd gathering of PPP agencies from around the world.......... read full article

An Initiative from Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure Days....
Find out about the network of PPP agencies from around the world, from both developed and developing countries. Learn about PPPI Days 2007-presentations, case studies, PPPI document archive, and much more!
http://globalpppi.org


Publications                                                    

Political Accountability and Regulatory Performance in Infrastructure Industries 
Paper by Farid Gasmi, Paul Noumba Um, Laura Recuero Virto (2006)

Private Participation in Infrastructure Projects in the Republic of Korea 
Paper by Paul Noumba Um, Severine Dinghem (2006)

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