Benchmarking Infrastructure Development 2020 : Assessing Regulatory Quality to Prepare, Procure, and Manage PPPs and Traditional Public Investment in Infrastructure Projects
Appropriate and effective regulatory frameworks remain crucial for ensuring that investments in infrastructure are done strategically and efficiently. Benchmarking infrastructure development 2020 assesses the regulatory quality for preparation, pro...
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| Language: | English |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2020
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/369621602050134332/Benchmarking-Infrastructure-Development-2020-Assessing-Regulatory-Quality-to-Prepare-Procure-and-Manage-PPPs-and-Traditional-Public-Investment-in-Infrastructure-Projects http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34608 |
| Summary: | Appropriate and effective regulatory
frameworks remain crucial for ensuring that investments in
infrastructure are done strategically and efficiently.
Benchmarking infrastructure development 2020 assesses the
regulatory quality for preparation, procurement, and
management of large infrastructure projects through both
public-private partnerships (PPPs) and traditional public
investments (TPIs). The report highlights the key findings
resulting from the data and is organized around the
infrastructure project cycle phases for both the PPP and the
pilot TPI assessment. Both the PPP and TPI assessment cover
the core phases of the infrastructure project cycle:
preparation, procurement, and contract management. For PPPs,
management of unsolicited proposals (USPs) is also assessed.
For TPI, the regulatory framework to manage infrastructure
assets after construction is also assessed. Disclosure of
information for PPPs and procurement practices for
innovation for TPIs are also discussed in the report as
cross-cutting areas of interest. With reference to a highway
transport project as a guiding example to ensure
cross-comparability, the report presents the regulatory
landscape at the end of June 2018 to develop infrastructure projects. |
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