The recent international financial crisis has significantly affected Governments' ability to invest in infrastructure in Europe and Central Asia, with no counterbalancing effects by the private sector. The study identifies the issues dampening private participation in infrastructure in the region and recommends possible practical solutions.
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The recent international financial crisis has significantly affected Governments' ability to invest in infrastructure in Europe and Central Asia, with no counterbalancing effects by the private sector. The study identifies the issues dampening private participation in infrastructure in the region and recommends possible practical solutions.
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