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The Multiple Benefits of Natural Infrastructure

Natural infrastructure is an area or system that is either naturally occurring or naturalized and then intentionally managed to provide multiple benefits for the environment and human well-being. How humans and the environment can gain from it?
Policy Analysis October 19, 2018

Learning from Japan: PPPs for infrastructure resilience

Through public-private partnerships (PPPs), governments can attract private sector partners who can provide financing for infrastructure investment, management skills, and expertise to address the challenges of natural disasters.
Policy Analysis October 8, 2018

A Progressive Investment Agenda for Canada: Going beyond nice words

The Government of Canada has made the notion of a “progressive and inclusive” trade and investment agenda the linchpin of its trade policy development—but the government will have to go beyond nice words to ensure that investment policy can achieve sustainable development.
Policy Analysis August 9, 2018

Using guarantees to drive efficiency gains in road PPPs by reducing costs

Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) in transport infrastructure can offer significant efficiency gains compared to public procurement options—in the right circumstances. The gains accrue from allocating to the private sector those risks they are better able to handle than the public sector, such as those associated with construction costs.
Policy Analysis July 20, 2018