Over the last few decade governments around the world have faced increasing budgetary constraints. With greater knowledge of the world’s capital markets, and realising that policy outcomes cannot be achieved without owning or operating key infrastructure assets, governments have allocated some of their massive investments in infrastructure through ongoing privatisation and partnerships with the private sector. Infrastructure spending can enhance the productive potential of the economy and boost its growth by greasing the wheels of future economic activities. This conference discusses the methods to do that.
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