The Government of #Iraq, through the Ministry of Transport and the General Company for Airports and Air Navigation Administration (#GCAAN), has launched a Request for Qualification (RFQ) to identify a qualified private-sector partner to rehabilitate, expand, finance, operate and maintain Baghdad International Airport (#BIA) under a public-private partnership (#PPP) model. Companies complying with the RFQ requirements will be shortlisted and will have the opportunity to participate in the next stage of the tender process and submit a bid. The RFQ document is available on the GCAAN website: https://lnkd.in/eGyBD8Gg Qualification applications will be accepted until September 12th at 12:00 pm local time. #BIA is Iraq’s largest international airport and a key strategic asset for the economic and social development of Iraq. Through this PPP, the Government aims to modernize and expand airport infrastructure and provide best-in-class services. IFC PPP Transaction Advisory is proud to be supporting the Government with this flagship project, which is the first public PPP tender and first airport concession to be launched in Iraq. Prime Minister's Office, Republic of Iraq IFC Middle East
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Building modern, sustainable infrastructure is critical for meeting global development goals. Infrastructure investment helps create new economic opportunities and facilitates investment in human capital. PPPs are one tool governments use to deliver much needed infrastructure and services. IFC's advice in PPPs is helping national and municipal governments in developing countries partner with the private sector to improve access to energy, transport, healthcare, and sanitation.
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Current levels of infrastructure investment in #Sub-Saharan Africa fall short of meeting #SDG goals. A new study shows that improving countries' regulatory frameworks could significantly increase infrastructure investment by 2025. Find out more: http://wrld.bg/sAtg50Shtlj
Institutional reforms: The critical factor to attracting infrastructure investment in Sub-Saharan Africa
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How can we unlock infrastructure finance at scale for developing countries? The World Bank and PwC conducted a survey to gather perspectives about how global events influence the availability and affordability of finance in emerging markets and developing economies. Check out the survey and its findings here: https://lnkd.in/eBX8xyzu
How can we unlock infrastructure finance at scale for developing countries?
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New The World Bank and ESMAP - Energy Sector Management Assistance Program report shows that utilities are in dire straits in many developing countries. Public-private partnerships (#PPPs) are part of the solution to support critical utility infrastructure for reliable #CleanEnergy for all. http://wrld.bg/mwxX50Se81l #PPP4Dev #Energy
The Critical Link: Empowering Utilities for the Energy Transition
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By striking the right balance between local & external talent, #PPP programs can leverage a range of perspectives, skills & experiences to unlock innovative problem-solving approaches & align projects with community needs. Here's how from Porto Alegre: : http://wrld.bg/t0ro50RZ55g #PPP4Dev #PublicPrivatePartnerships #Brazil
Lessons learned in Porto Alegre, Brazil: The importance of valuing local PPP and concession teams
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Worldwide, there is a considerable gap in financing for #infrastructure. To bridge this gap, we must develop new and innovative approaches based on evidence. Here are 19 case studies that draw out lessons from different financial interventions or structures to mobilize institutional investors in infrastructure: http://wrld.bg/7vmw50SemCz
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Have you ever wondered what "asset recycling" is or how it works? Together with the World Bank, we've developed these Guidelines for Implementing Asset Recycling Transactions to explain how a well-implemented asset recycling program presents an opportunity to encourage private investment to meet infrastructure development needs. Check out the link to find more: https://lnkd.in/eWA7U6rn #PPP4Dev #PPPs #AssetRecyling #PublicPrivatePartnerships #Infrastructure
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Uzbekistan plans to increase its renewable energy capacity from 10% to 25% by 2030, focusing on its vast #solar and #wind resources. Neil McKain, IFC's Regional Director for Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, emphasizes the importance of public-private partnerships (#PPP) in driving this transition. IFC currently supports Uzbekistan through projects like a solar plant in Navoi region, supplying electricity to 31,000 homes via a PPP with Masdar and a 250 MW solar plant in Bukhara region that features an innovative battery energy storage system (BESS) to improve efficiency and supply security. With government reforms and an inviting investment climate, Uzbekistan is poised to become a regional #renewable energy leader. #PPP4Dev #Energy #SustainableEnergy https://lnkd.in/ecs9XE-p
Neil McKain: IFC to continue to assist in implementing projects in sustainable energy
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☀️ IFC - International Finance Corporation finances innovative solutions to improve access to clean, affordable energy in emerging markets. Join us for a third day at the Africa Energy Forum, #aef2024, to connect with industry leaders & learn more about IFC’s initiatives shaping the energy future. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dzDn2ZS 🔋#IFCPowersAfrica #IFCEnergy IFC Infrastructure
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Global Director @ IFC | Corporate Finance, Project Finance, Infrastructure Expert, PPPs, Investment Banking
Day 1 at the Africa Energy Forum, #aef2024, has been incredibly productive and insightful. It was an honor to co-chair the Ministerial Roundtable on "Energy Systems of the Future – Balancing Africa’s Needs with Global Goals” with Joseph N. We explored critical topics such as increasing the scale and pace of energy projects and how decarbonisation policies can boost private sector engagement in energy-intensive industries. The discussions were robust and forward-thinking, setting the stage for impactful outcomes. I also participated in several key meetings with partners and stakeholders. These interactions are crucial as we strive to bridge Africa's electricity access gap and support the continent’s energy transition. I'm looking forward to continuing these important conversations throughout the week and I'm confident that our collective efforts will drive significant advancements in Africa's energy sector. IFC Public-Private Partnerships The Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP) IFC Infrastructure #IFCPowersAfrica Muneer Ferozie
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