Building integrated markets within the East African Community EAC opportunities in public-private partnership approaches to the region's infrastructure needs / prepared by The World Bank in collaboration with the East African Community (EAC) Secretariat with the support of the Trademark East Africa (TMEA).

SeriesWorld Bank Study
Contents Part A: The status of PPP frameworks and portfolios in the EAC. Background -- Partner state PPP frameworks -- Partner state portfolios -- Current status of capital markets -- Existing capacities and activities of EAC. -- Part B: Lessons learned from regional project case studies. Summary of country case studies -- Key questions and lessons in defining a role for RECs. -- Part C: Regional PPP policy framework issues. -- Key considerations for a regional PPP policy -- EAC regional PPP policy: key areas of priority and options -- EAC regional PPP resource center: issues and options -- PPP financing: issues and options -- Conclusion--key elements of a strategic business plan -- Key criteria for a strategic business plan -- Establishing measurable policy outcomes -- Creation of a task force -- Budgetary requirements. Annex 1: PPP country framework templates -- Annex 2: PPP portfolios in EAC partner states -- Annex 3: Rift Valley Railway case -- Annex 4: Johannesburg to Maputo N4 Toll Road case -- Annex 5: West African Gas Pipeline case -- Annex 6: EADB--preliminary institutional assessment (as of October 2011).
General note"December 2013."
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Building integrated markets within the East African Community Washington DC : The World Bank, 2014 9781464802270
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LCCN 2014023072
ISBN9781464802287 (pdf)
Standard identifier# 10/1596/978-1-4648-0227-0

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