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Asia's huge infrastructure needs, about $1.7 trillion a year, cannot be financed by the public sector alone.
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Public-private partnerships can help address Asia and the Pacific's infrastructure deficit and boost development.
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Asia and the Pacific lacks quality bankable projects, a major challenge to attracting private capital for infrastructure.
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Infrastructure ranking of Developing Asian economies, 2017-2018
The infrastructure shortfall, along with weak capacity and insufficient project financing hold back economic growth and poverty alleviation in Asia and the Pacific.
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PPP projects in developing member countries, 2017
PPPs play an important role in addressing the huge infrastructure investment gap in Asia and the Pacific.
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PPP projects by sector, 2017
PPPs can be used to finance and run not only traditional infrastructure, but also the transport sector, education, health, and other social sectors.