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Region Country/Title MENA MENA MENA MENA MENA MENA SAR Lebanon: Facilitating Sub-National Government Access to Commercial Credit and Capital Markets Lebanon: Improving the Performance of the Beka’a regional Water Authority Middle East and North Africa: Developing Alternative Broadband Networks Middle East and North Africa: Training Course on PPPs in the Water Sector West Bank and Gaza: Improving Municipal Revenue Generation Policies and Framework West Bank and Gaza: Southern West Bank Solid Waste Management Project Bhutan: Pre-feasibility Assessment of Infrastructure Projects Under a PPP Model 7 Approved Funding $75,000 Sector Nature of Activity Multisector $75,000 Water $74,510 Telecom Capacity Building Specific Performance Improvement Infrastructure Development Strategies $50,000 Water Building Capacity $161,300 Multisector Specific Performance Improvement $199,975 Water Pioneering Transactions $64,450 Multisector SAR Bhutan: Telecom Sector Policy Roadmap $75,000 Telecom SAR India: Assistance in Finalization of a PPP Policy $75,000 SAR SAR SAR SAR Maldives: Contract Management Support for Solid Waste Management PPP Nepal: Screening and Initial Feasibility Assessment of Potential Public-Private Infrastructure Projects Sri Lanka: Identifying PPP Opportunities for Local Governments Sri Lanka: Pre-feasibility Assessment of Infrastructure Projects Under a PPP Model Multisector Infrastructure Development Strategies Policy, Regulatory, and Institutional Reforms Policy, Regulatory, and Institutional Reforms $74,950 Water Capacity Building $50,000 $75,000 $75,000 Multisector Multisector Multisector Infrastructure Development Strategies Other Capacity Building
PUBLIC-PRIVATE INFRASTRUCTURE ADVISORY FACILITY REGIONAL UPDATE PPIAF’S WORK IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA April 2012 Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)’s economies have improved markedly over the past decade. The continent’s real GDP grew by roughly 5% per year from 2000 to 2008, reaching $1.56 trillion in 2008 prior to the financial crisis, at a similar level to the GDP of China. Although the financial crisis slowed the economic boom, SSA has showed significant resilience, and economic growth climbed back to 5% in 2011. This growth story has been built on sound macro-economic principles that have reduced inflation from the highs of the 1990s, brought about tax reforms and the privatization of state assets, and energized the market through private-sector friendly policies and sector strategies. Nevertheless, many SSA countries continue to face serious infrastructure deficits that negatively impact economic growth across the continent. As a result, many of the region’s governments are recognizing that mobilizing the required investment to support the development of infrastructure will be a major challenge. To address this, governments are looking to engage the private sector through public-private partnership (PPP) arrangements to close the gaps in investment capital, technology, and know-how needed to improve the efficiency and delivery of public infrastructure services. Requests for PPIAF assistance in the region continue to be high, as governments seek support to help develop the appropriate enabling environment for private sector participation, as well as the knowledge and expertise to develop and implement bankable PPP projects. As of March 31, 2012 PPIAF had provided $72,596,855 in funding to 333 projects in SSA, representing 35% of PPIAF’s total funding portfolio. The region continues to be the largest recipient of PPIAF assistance, and in fiscal 2012 activities in SSA have represented 41% of the total portfolio. Since inception, the most frequent recipients of PPIAF assistance have been Kenya, Mozambique, and Nigeria. While support to these countries will continue, the portfolio is also diversifying to support fragile and conflict-affected countries such as Côte d’Ivoire, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and South Sudan. On a sectoral basis, energy activities represent 55% of PPIAF’s ongoing portfolio in the region, followed by 17% for multi-sector activities, and 12% for water sector activities.
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