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South Asia Country/Title Activity Description PPIAF Activities 65. BHUTAN: Prefeasibility Assessment of Infrastructure Projects Under a PPP Model 66. BHUTAN: Telecom Sector Policy Roadmap 67. INDIA: Assistance in Finalization of a PPP Policy 68. MALDIVES: Contract Management Support for Solid Waste Management PPP 69. NEPAL: Screening and Initial Feasibility Assessment of Potential Private-Public Infrastructure Projects 70. SRI LANKA: Identifying PPP Opportunities for Local Governments 71. SRI LANKA: Prefeasibility Assessment of Infrastructure Projects under a PPP Model Supporting the Royal Government of Bhutan in the preliminary assessment of potential infrastructure projects to develop a pipeline of feasible PPP transactions, including preparing a preliminary assessment of the feasibility of several infrastructure projects by providing assistance for pre-feasibility studies. Developing a strategic policy roadmap to guide the development of Bhutan's telecom sector on introduction of competition, divestment by the existing operators, and government transformation agenda to use the telecom sector for costeffective service delivery. Developing a PPP policy framework to clarify existing guidelines and create new policies on developing, contracting, and managing PPPs. Providing management contract support to Male City Council to structure and implement a viable tariff structure for waste management services, develop a mechanism for tariff collection, develop an information system to maintain user data, and monitor the performance of the concessionaire. Identifying potential projects in the urban and transport sector that are suitable for financing under the private-public partnership. This activity will assist the government in deciding modalities for future investments in these sectors. Developing the capacity of the Ministry of Economic Development and selected Provincial and Local Governments in Sri Lanka to identify the potential for private participation in infrastructure development. This activity will also develop a prioritized list of possible projects that could then be translated into PPP transactions with further support in the future. Supporting the government of Sri Lanka in the preliminary assessment of potential infrastructure projects to develop a pipeline of feasible PPP transactions. 16 Approved Funding $64,450 Sector Action Area Multisector $75,000 Telecom $75,000 Multisector $74,950 Water $50,000 $75,000 $75,000 Multisector Multisector Multisector Infrastructure Development Strategies Policy, regulatory, and institutional reforms Policy, regulatory, and institutional reforms Capacity Building Infrastructure Development Strategies Capacity Building Infrastructure Development Strategies
PPIAF and SNTA Total Funding in Q1-Q3 FY2012 vs. Q1-Q3 FY2011—Regional and Sectoral Split PPIAF and SNTA Funding Approved in Q1-Q3 FY2012 PPIAF SNTA FY2012 FY2012 Total Count by Region: Total $ by Region Total $ by Region: Total Count by Region: AFRICA 27 46% AFRICA $3,409,435 41% AFRICA $519,745 42% AFRICA 5 42% CROSS-REGIONAL 0 0% CROSS-REGIONAL $0 0% EAP $150,000 12% EAP 2 17% EAP 4 7% EAP $420,620 5% ECA $0 0% ECA 0 0% ECA 6 10% ECA $773,100 9% GLOBAL $0 0% GLOBAL 0 0% GLOBAL 3 5% GLOBAL $933,000 11% LAC $329,780 27% LAC 3 25% LAC 5 8% LAC $874,775 11% MENA $236,300 19% MENA 2 17% MENA 7 12% MENA $1,367,050 17% SAR $0 0% SAR 0 0% SAR 7 12% SAR $489,400 6% Total $1,235,825 100% Total 12 100% Total 59 100% Total $8,267,380 100% Total $ by Sector: Total Count by Sector: Total Count by Sector Total $ by Sector ENERGY $46,750 4% ENERGY 1 8% ENERGY 14 24% ENERGY $2,552,415 31% MULTI $1,189,075 96% MULTI 11 92% MULTI 17 29% MULTI $2,324,584 28% TELECOM $0 0% TELECOM 0 0% TELECOM 8 14% TELECOM $1,212,080 15% TRANSPORT $0 0% TRANSPORT 0 0% TRANSPORT 7 12% TRANSPORT $1,054,820 13% WATER $0 0% WATER 0 0% WATER 13 22% WATER $1,123,481 14% Total $1,235,825 100% Total 12 100% Total 59 100% Total $8,267,380 100% PPIAF and SNTA Funding Approved in Q1-Q3 FY2011 (as comparison) PPIAF SNTA FY2011 FY2011 Total Count by Region: Total $ by Region Total $ by Region: Total Count by Region: AFRICA 12 34% AFRICA $1,044,880 31% AFRICA $146,005 18% AFRICA 1 20% CROSS-REGIONAL 1 3% CROSS-REGIONAL $300,000 9% EAP $0 0% EAP 0 0% EAP 3 9% EAP $176,800 5% ECA $0 0% ECA 0 0% ECA 5 14% ECA $485,450 14% GLOBAL $0 0% GLOBAL 0 0% GLOBAL 2 6% GLOBAL $111,925 3% LAC $595,950 73% LAC 3 60% LAC 1 3% LAC $249,484 7% MENA $0 0% MENA 0 0% MENA 5 14% MENA $649,960 19% SAR $75,000 9% SAR 1 20% SAR 6 17% SAR $385,640 11% Total $816,955 100% Total 5 100% Total 35 100% Total $3,404,139 100% Total $ by Sector: Total Count by Sector: Total Count by Sector Total $ by Sector ENERGY $0 0% ENERGY 0 0% ENERGY 7 20% ENERGY $614,500 18% MULTI $741,955 91% MULTI 4 80% MULTI 11 31% MULTI $1,072,600 32% TELECOM $0 0% TELECOM 0 0% TELECOM 3 9% TELECOM $314,760 9% TRANSPORT $0 0% TRANSPORT 0 0% TRANSPORT 8 23% TRANSPORT $845,784 25% WATER $75,000 9% WATER 1 20% WATER 6 17% WATER $556,495 16% Total $816,955 100% Total 5 100% Total 35 100% Total $3,404,139 100%
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PPIAF Non-Core Trust Fund as a Resp
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Overview At the onset of the global
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Results of the Russian Translation
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8. PPPs in Infrastructure Resource
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an assessment and recommendations f
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Overview Table of Contents I. Regio
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2. Impact of Climate Change in the
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Africa Annex 1: Pipeline of Activit
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Development Impact of Fragility Rep
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Lesotho: Technical Assistance for P
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Guinea-Bissau: Preparation of the S
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South Asia: Leveraging PPPs for Dev
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