Over the next few years, the Philippines needs to gradually increase infrastructure investments from less than 3 percent to at least 5 percent of GDP, which is the average spending level needed for East Asia middle-income countries.Vietnam's total infrastructure investment is close to 10 percent...
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MANILA, March 21 (Xinhua) -- Philippine Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez has said that the Philippines' infrastructure "Build, Build, Build" program "works in concert" with the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative. Proposed by China in 2013, the initiative refers to the Silk Road Economic...
To meet the demands of the Philippines' growing economy, the Philippine government has set its sights on accelerating infrastructure development. Recognizing the indispensable role of the private sector in driving national growth, Public-Private Partnerships (“PPPs”) have emerged as an essential mecha...
This paper introduces a system-wide approach in impact analysis of two modes of financing urban transport infrastructure investment in developing countries like the Philippines – (1) foreign transfers as in official development assistance funds and (2) value-added tax on transport services. These two...
PPP Act of the Philippines aims to bring significant reforms to public financial management, streamline processes, incentivize private partners while protecting public interest. It has the potential to create opportunities for investment, promote efficiency, and ensure accountability in infrastructure ...
GFII brings together over 200 key infrastructure players in the public and private sectors for a dialogue on how infrastructure investment in the Philippines can further spur the nation's economic growth. Highlights 200+ Delegates 100+ Organizations 20+ Speakers 1 Landmark Gathering Popular ...
MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine government plans to guarantee "regulatory risks" on investments, particularly in infrastructure, Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima said in a speech in Cebu City.The Aquino administration is prepared to pay a fee should a "solicited" investment in infrastructure ...
GFII brings together over 200 key infrastructure players in the public and private sectors for a dialogue on how infrastructure investment in the Philippines can further spur the nation's economic growth. Temps forts 200+ délégués 100+ Organisations 20+ haut-parleurs 1 Terrainmark ...