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Public-private partnerships under the "people-first" approach

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EN: FAL Bulletin / Comisión Económica para América Latina. División de Recursos Naturales.(Santiago, Chile).Bulletin 383, no. 7 (2020), 15 páginas.

Nombre Personal: Lardé, Jeannette

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Funcionaria de la División de Recursos Naturales e Infraestructura de la CEPAL

Nombre Personal: Sánchez, Ricardo J.

Variantes del nombre: Sánchez, Ricardo

Sánchez, Ricardo José

País con que se identifica: El Salvador

Area de desempeño: Economía

Instituciones asociadas: CEPAL

Datos abiertos: https://lccn.loc.gov/no2007006586

One of the structural problems that hinders fuller development in Latin America is a lack of infrastructure investment. Since the 1980s, when investment in economic infrastructure ceased to be almost entirely public, the private sector has played an important role, at times accounting for about half of the total. Such investments mainly take the form of concession contracts or other forms of public-private partnerships (PPPs). Traditional PPP initiatives for the provision and financing of infrastructure services have had varying success, resulting in contrasting perceptions of their performance and the services they have provided. Given how important PPPs have increasingly become, it is important that the various problems are solved in a way that enables them to make a more effective contribution to development. This article analyses the people-first approach when considering the future of PPPs in Latin America and the Caribbean, which can can be done by placing them under the umbrella of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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