Policy Considerations For Utilising Public Private Partnership (PPP) as a Tool For Promoting Clean Energy Infrastructure Projects across Africa
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INTRODUCTION The draft amendments to South Africa’s Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) regulations, recently released for public feedback, aim to streamline PPP processes and attract private sector investment, as emphasized by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana in the 2024 Budget Speech. With the government planning to invest R943.8 billion in infrastructure over the next three years, there is a clear recognition of the importance of PPPs in addressing infrastructure needs and easing pressure on government finances, particularly evident in the energy and transportation sectors.
Policy Considerations For Utilising Public Private Partnership (PPP) as a Tool For Promoting Clean Energy Infrastructure Projects across Africa
Policy Considerations For Utilising Public…
Policy Considerations For Utilising Public Private Partnership (PPP) as a Tool For Promoting Clean Energy Infrastructure Projects across Africa
INTRODUCTION The draft amendments to South Africa’s Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) regulations, recently released for public feedback, aim to streamline PPP processes and attract private sector investment, as emphasized by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana in the 2024 Budget Speech. With the government planning to invest R943.8 billion in infrastructure over the next three years, there is a clear recognition of the importance of PPPs in addressing infrastructure needs and easing pressure on government finances, particularly evident in the energy and transportation sectors.