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ICRA Limited
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Sources of Infrastructure Finance
Author: Nachiket Mor, Sanjeev Sehrawat
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Alternative Loan Guarantee Mechanisms and Project Finance for Infrastructure in Developing Countries
This paper is concerned with infrastructure investment in developing countries: it aims to demonstrate that since the late 1990s, such investment was characterized by a process of credit rationing and that Multilateral Development Banks and Export Credit Agencies have a role to play in addressing this rationing through the use of loan guarantee mechanisms. It seeks to highlight the need for alternative loan guarantee mechanisms as a means of helping to restore private capital flows to infrastructure projects in developing countries. Specific policy proposals are developed.
Author: Stephany Griffith-Jones, Ana Teresa Fuzzo de Lima
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Urban Infrastructure Finance From Private Operators: What Have We Learned From Recent Experience?
Author: Patricia Clarke Annez
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FinMark Trust
FinMark Trust was established in March 2002 with funding from the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID). FinMark Trust is an independent trust whose business is controlled by five trustees from countries in Southern Africa.
Our mission is summarised in our slogan: “Making Financial Markets Work for the Poor”.
In pursuit of this objective, FinMark Trust aims to promote and support policy and institutional development towards the objective of increasing access to financial services by the un- and under-banked in Africa.
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Access to Housing Finance in Africa: Exploring the Issues (Botswana)
This report is the second of a series of studies which will explore access to housing finance in various African countries. It is meant as an input into a larger debate about how to enhance access to housing poor by low and moderate income earners throughout Africa.
Author: Lex von Rudloff
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Access to Housing Finance in Africa: Exploring the Issues (Zambia)
This report is the first of a series of studies which will explore access to housing finance in various African countries. It is meant as an input into a larger debate about how to enhance access to housing poor by low and moderate income earners throughout Africa.
Author: David Gardner
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Access to Housing Finance in Africa: Exploring the Issues (Kenya)
This report is the third of a series of studies which will explore access to housing finance in various African countries (earlier reports consider housing finance sectors in Zambia and Botswana). It is meant as an input into a larger debate about how to enhance access to housing poor by low and moderate income earners throughout Africa.
Author: Dr J G Mutero
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Municipal Debt Legislation Discussion Paper
Author: RTI
Modified: 25 Feb 2008
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Labor Issues in Infrastructure Reform
The primary objective of the Toolkit is to provide practical tools and information to help policymakers and practitioners design, implement, and monitor labor programs in infrastructure reforms.
Author: PPIAF
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