Private Solutions for Infrastructure in Rwanda : A Country Framework Report

Private-Public Infrastructure Advisory Facility

Private Solutions for Infrastructure in Rwanda : A Country Framework Report

2005

Private-Public Infrastructure Advisory Facility

This report aims to provide an objective assessment of the condition of Rwanda's infrastructure sectors and of the institutional and policy frameworks that are associated with them. It also provides a clear route map for infrastructure sector reform, as well as highlighting both the opportunities that exist for the private sector and the role that the donor community can play in assisting the Government with establishing priorities in infrastructure.

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AGROVOC Keywords

bot central government community involvement community participation competitors debt deforestation distribution systems economic development economic growth economics electricity entrepreneurs environmental management environmental policies gas gnp gross domestic product gross national product imports legal status legislation local communities microfinance national accounting nongovernmental organizations operating costs pipeline population growth potable water private investment private sector privatization public investment public sector public services roads rural communities sanitation solid wastes taxation telecommunications traffic transport infrastructure transportation urban areas water resources water supply

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Washington, DC: World Bank

Other Subjects

Tax; Regulatory agency; Tax incentives; Water utilities; Energy sector; Private infrastructure; Dispute resolution; Public investments; Private sector involvement; Expansion; Private participation; Market penetration; Provision of infrastructure services; Provision of water; Infrastructure reform; Maintenance contracts; Energy policy; Adequate water; Financial management; Maintenance costs; Public; Raw water; Individual connections; Rural water; Concession contracts; Regulatory arrangements; Regulatory frameworks; Provision of infrastructure; Environmental issues; Generation capacity; Opec; Regulatory decisions; Provincial governments; Telecommunications development; Accounting standards; Environmental; Sanitation sector; Technical assistance; Infrastructure development; Benchmarking; Investment program; Private investors; Water sources; Environmental policy; Private sector cooperation; Water resource; Telecommunications sectors; Water services; Fair competition; Competitive markets; Utility companies; Road infrastructure; Infrastructure projects; Price of water; Urban water supply; Bid evaluation; Licensing; Financial appraisal; Quality of water; Service providers; Traffic growth; Maintenance plan; Urban area; Water tariffs; Number of connections; Privatization process; Private operators; Water prices; Local private sector; Small businesses; Responsibility for water supply; Organization of petroleum exporting countries; Infrastructure improvement; Regulatory structures; Infrastructure sectors; Regulatory framework; Infrastructure services; Concession agreement; Exploitation; Partnership arrangements; Private operator; Rural water supply; Private sector participation; Railway systems; Quality of service; Transparency; Adequate water supply; Regional networks; Competitive bidding; Licenses; Electricity generation; Foreign direct investment; Key infrastructure; Sanitation services; Provisions; Private sector development; Collection procedures; Regulatory capacity; Water sector; Responsibility for water; Urban water; Investment financing; Local capacity; Company; Sme; Transport sector; Water resource management; Corporate accounting; Local investors; Financial viability; Financial resources; Governance arrangements

Language

English

Format

application/pdf, text/plain

License

CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo, World Bank

ISSN

8213-5965

In AGRIS since: 2024-10-18

Modification date: 2025-05-23

Format: Dublin Core

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