Rise and Fall of Public-Private Partnerships

Contents
Preface
1 Introduction: the paradox of PPP advocacy
PART I THE ORIGINS OF PPP ADVOCACY
2 Structural adjustment: from privatization to PPPs
3 Lessons of the 1990s: back to PPP basics
PART II BILATERAL DONORS DRIVE THE PPP AGENDA
4 DFID assumes the leadership of PPP advocacy
5 Project preparation facilities: the transaction-only approach
PART III THE GLOBALIZATION OF PPP ADVOCACY
6 Franchising PPP advocacy: PPP units
7 PPPs on a global stage: regional projects
8 A new strategy for PPP advocacy: the project preparation gap
PART IV WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED ABOUT PPPS?
9 The costs and benefits of the transaction-only approach
10 South Africa's renewable energy IPP program: the
rediscovery of upstream project preparation
PART V CONCLUSIONS
11 Conclusions to The Rise and Fall of Public-Private Partnerships
12 Postscript: revisiting the seven deadly sins of donors
References
Index

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• Crescimento econômico
• Finanças públicas
• Sistemas econômicos e estruturas
• Economia do desenvolvimento

Public-Private Partnerships; Privatization; Infrastructure Investment; Private Finance; Structural Adjustment; Developing Countries; World Bank; Kigali Bulk Water PPP