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Drawing on
its corporate finance and public-private partnership expertise, CEPA
advises donors, governments and private sector organisations on the
most effective mechanisms to facilitate private sector provision of
infrastructure services (water, electricity, telecoms, transport)
- in developing and transition countries.
CEPA's particular capabilities are:
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Developing structures that support meaningful
private sector participation (PSP) in infrastructure sectors
of developing countries, including: (i) for profit and/or not-for-profit
structures; (ii) stakeholder governance mechanisms; (iii) output
based contracting for private sector operators.
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Designing interventions
to strengthen the enabling environment and removing market failures
- efficient risk transfer mechanisms, financing / credit support,
appropriate regulatory frameworks.
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Identifying and developing
financeable investment opportunities.
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Designing and implementing
financing and subsidy mechanisms, such as Output Based Aid (OBA).
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Providing transaction
advice to governments and the private sector for PSP in infrastructure
opportunities.
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