Barriers to Bankable Infrastructure Incentivizing Private Investment to Fill the Global Infrastructure Gap - CSIS Reports

This report discusses the estimated $1 trillion annual global infrastructure gap and provides recommendations on how U.S. agencies and multilateral development banks can better incentivize private-sector investment in global infrastructure. While many private companies are looking to support infrastructure projects with readily available capital, they have not found a viable project pipeline. The study first provides background on the global infrastructure gap and explores the current state of play of the various public, private, and multilateral actors who work on infrastructure projects in the United States and globally. It then discusses three important areas of needed reform: project preparation, product innovation, and foreign government capacity building. It concludes with targeted recommendations for the multilateral development banks and U.S. agencies that work on infrastructure, with a focus on creating an expanded pipeline of projects that are bankable for the private sector. The study also presents two case studies of World Bank-funded infrastructure projects in Mali and Cape Verde to illuminate the challenges related to financing and implementing infrastructure that are discussed in the broader report.

ISBN:	9781442259225
Publisher:	Center for Strategic & International Studies
Imprint:	Center for Strategic and International Studies
Published date:	18 Mar 2016
DEWEY:	338.9
DEWEY edition:	23
Language:	English
Number of pages:	vii, 33
Weight:	146g
Height:	216mm
Width:	281mm
Spine width:	8mm

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