States find ways to keep infrastructure projects on the road

Last Updated March 11, 2009
States find ways to keep infrastructure projects on the road

States find ways to keep infrastructure projects on the road

Although the credit crunch has made it harder to get western financing for infrastructure deals, EMEA governments are coming up with resourceful ways of getting deals done, writes Julian Evans.

Infrastructure was, until recently, the ‘Great Hope’ of the EMEA region. Governments from Almaty to Abuja were pinning their hopes on PPP (public private partnerships) programmes to stimulate economic growth and take their countries to the next level of development.

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