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2 p.Albania: Electricity Distribution
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2 p.Brazil: Suape Container Terminal
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2 p.Colombia: Ruta del Sol
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2 p.Egypt: New Cairo Wastewater
Reads:138
2 p.Gabon: Société d’Energie et d’Eau
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2 p.Kenya: Telkom Kenya
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2 p.Lesotho: National Referral Hospital
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2 p.Liberia: Liberia Electricity Corp.
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Success Stories: English
This series provides an overview of successful public-private partnerships in various infrastructure sectors, where IFC was the lead advisor.
Albania: Electricity Distribution
In March 2009 IFC concluded its second infrastructure transaction in Albania: the privatization of Kesh, the national electricity company. The Czech Republic’s Cez Group was selected as t...
From: IFCPPP
Brazil: Suape Container Terminal
As part of a major port sector reform program, the government of the northeastern Brazilian state of Pernambuco hired IFC as the principal advisor on the privatization of the first dedica...
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Colombia: Ruta del Sol
Good highway infrastructure is essential to economic development. The Colombian government backed this concept in July 2010 when it awarded the concession of the third and final section f...
From: IFCPPP
Egypt: New Cairo Wastewater
Egypt’s first public-private partnership will have a major impact on the quality of basic services in a satellite city on the outskirts of Cairo. With IFC’s help, the government has award...
From: IFCPPP
Gabon: Société d’Energie et d’Eau
In 1997, Gabon privatized its electricity and water utility, Société d’Energie et d’Eau du Gabon (SEEG). The transaction was the continent’s first privatization of a water and electricity...
From: IFCPPP
Jordan: Queen Alia International Airport
In 2007 IFC successfully advised the government of Jordan on structuring and awarding a 25-year concession for the Queen Alia International Airport in Amman following a competitive biddin...
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Kenya: Telkom Kenya
In December 2007, IFC closed its advisory mandate to the Government of Kenya on the privatization of Telkom Kenya Limited (TKL). IFC was able to assist the Kenyan Government with a restru...
From: IFCPPP
Lesotho: National Referral Hospital
Lesotho is replacing its main public hospital with a new 425-bed facility that is supported by a network of refurbished urban clinics. All the facilities will be designed, built, financed...
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Liberia: Liberia Electricity Corp.
For the first time after nearly 20 years of almost no electricity, the 1.5 million citizens of Monrovia will be able to look forward to increasingly available commercial power services th...
From: IFCPPP
Madagascar: Port of Toamasina
IFC advised the government on the transaction and helped develop an enabling environment for the public-private partnership. The privatization of the port of Toamasina has increased handl...
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Maldives: Malé International Airport
In June 2010, IFC advised the government of Maldives on the country’s first successful public-private partnership project: the structuring and awarding of a 25-year concession for Malé In...
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Mexico: Toluca and Tlalnepantla Hospitals
Outdated hospital facilities meant long lines and substandard care for the citizens of Toluca and Tlalnepantla, two densely populated areas in Mexico. Private sector best practices and i...
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Mozambique: Moatize Coal Deposit
In November 2004, IFC concluded a mandate advising the Government of Mozambique on selecting a developer for the Moatize coal deposit in the poverty-stricken Zambezi Valley. The Moatize C...
From: IFCPPP
Panama: Panama Pacifico SEZ
The Panama Pacifico project is transforming the former Howard U.S. Air Force base outside Panama City into a hub for international trade, logistics, services, commerce, and industry. As p...
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Philippines: Manila Water
The privatization of the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) and subsequent investments have dramatically improved water and sewerage services for the more than 11 million ...
From: IFCPPP
