The Public-Private Partnership Monitor recently released by Asian Development Bank

The Public-Private Partnership Monitor is a publication recently released by Asian Development Bank that analyses the PPP business environment in nine developing member countries of the Asian Development Bank, namely Bangladesh, the People’s Republic of China, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam.
The Monitor is divided in four parts that are respectively focused on Regulatory Framework, Institutional Capacity for Implementation, PPP Market Maturity,
and Financial Facilities. According to the publication, public-private partnerships have developed differently depending on the country, sectors and challenges to be tackled. Furthermore some of the countries analysed can count on a good PPP framework, but despite this they meet some difficulties in implementing measures under this favourable framework.

One of the key trends of this year’s report is that energy is one of the most successful sectors in developing PPP frameworks. Thermal and renewable power generation are the most relevant sector in the countries analysed. The water sector is also a major area for PPP investment, with over 40% of PPP projects in the PRC in this sector.

Many problems still remain unsolved and one of the possible solutions to facilitate PPP development is to strengthen the institutional capacity to screen and prioritize projects.

Find out more insights and data by reading the Monitor downloadable at this page.