Chile, Brazil, Peru, Mexico and Colombia provide the best conditions for Public-Private Partnerships.
A document from the Inter-American Bank (IDB) suggests that infrastructure requirements in the region will be driven, among other factors, by energy demand, natural disaster risk, urban services and food production.
A report by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) suggests that although the amount of money invested in infrastructure is very important, the quality of the services that this infrastructure provides is even more so.
According to a report by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), investment in Latin America and the Caribbean will be led by the public sector, but with a gradual increase in mixed sources, including partnerships with the private sector.
Recent studies show that Latin America and the Caribbean need to increase their investment in infrastructure in order to compete with the rest of the world. Having adequate infrastructure increases productivity levels, lowers production costs, promotes diversification and creates jobs.
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