FAO AGRIS - International System for Agricultural Science and Technology

Africa's Infrastructure : A Time for Transformation | Infrastructures africaines | Une transformation impérative | A Time for Transformation

2010

Briceno-Garmendia, Cecilia | Foster, Vivien | Foster, Vivien | Briceno-Garmendia, Cecilia


Bibliographic information
Publisher
World Bank
Other Subjects
Private financing; Diesel; Excise taxes; Airport hubs; Container terminal concessions; Private capital; Road concessions; Network infrastructure; Public transportation; Infrastructure investment; Lease contracts; Service provider; Average daily traffic; Railway network; Performance contracts; Private sector participation; Infrastructure charges; Transport market; Transport sector; Bottlenecks; Government budget; Infrastructures; Transports; Highway; Air traffic; Road infrastructure; Financial data; Audits; Rural infrastructure; Urban growth; Transit corridors; Railroad; Subsidiary; Distribution losses; Border crossings; Performance indicators; Rail systems; Domestic inflation; Capital investment; Sanitation sector; Railway; Public sector performance; Infrastructure spending; Network traffic; Traffic volumes; Public; Profit margins; Freight; Independent regulation; Telephone services; Block tariff; Cable system; Tax; Road conditions; Supervisory agencies; Transmission lines; Capital expenditures; Infrastructure provision; Power purchase; National infrastructure; Water distribution; Outsourcing; Road user; Power systems; Rail networks; Road designs; Service expansion; Central government budgets; Fuel; Transport corridors; Container terminal; Road sector; Sanitation services; Licenses; Water tariffs; Performance incentives; Traffic density; Transport costs; Public investment in infrastructure; Financial management; Airport; Growth rates; Management contracts; Public service; Electricity supply; Road networks; Population densities; Traffic flows; Power sector; Road expenditures; Regional infrastructure; Cable; Economic costs; Investment program; Rail market; Household budgets; Road projects; Transparency; Transport policy; Power purchase agreements; Water services; Railroad concessions; Utility services; Road; Investment targets; Road network; Commercial tariffs; Infrastructure policy; Residential customers; Corporate governance; Infrastructure costs; Provision of infrastructure; Infrastructure finance; Public spending; Generation capacity; Royalty payments; Air service; Generation; Tenders; Administrative reform; Runway; Capital expenditure; Water resource management; Infrastructure development; Asset maintenance; Extrabudgetary funds; Ministries of finance; O&m; Rail network; Accessibility; Prepayment; Infrastructure financing; Lease contract; Low tariffs; Utilities; Budgetary processes; Water utilities; Electricity sector; External financing; Container terminals; Transit; Costs of power; Economies of scale; Price changes; Infrastructure funding; Revenue collection; Concession; Electricity services; Infrastructure sector; Infrastructure service providers; Market concentration; Multimodal transport; Power distribution; Airport concessions; Accounting systems; Autonomy; Cost centers; Rail; Transit system; Infrastructure assets; Budget execution; Road user charges; Psp; Road maintenance; Infrastructure investments; Routes; Transport services; Wealth; Deficits; Port concessions; Water service; Infrastructure services; Private operators; Capital flows; Peer review; Traffic growth; Capitals
Language
English
Format
application/pdf, text/plain, application/pdf
License
CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo, World Bank
ISSN
8213-8041

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