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Reports & Documents
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PPP
Process Flow Study In Bangladesh |
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The
concept of Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects
in Bangladesh has gained significant interest in
recent times especially in the context of the impact
demonstrated in the services procured by the public
sector - in terms of the efficiencies in procurement,
quality of service levels, efficacy of risk management,
extent of investment undertaken and the ability
to source adequate managerial and technical capabilities.
Examples such as the long term contracts for supply
of power at competitive tariffs between the independent
power producers (IPPs) at Haripur and Meghnaghat
and the public sector are testimonials to the success
of PPP initiatives in the power sector. |
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Business
Plan of PICOM |
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The
Government of Bangladesh has taken the policy to
promote development of infrastructure through private
sector and adopted the Bangladesh Private Sector
Infrastructure Guidelines (the Guidelines) to establish
procedure for processing Private Infrastructure
Projects and to establish institutional arrangements
for implementation of the Guidelines. The Guidelines
provide for a national committee, the Private Infrastructure
Committee (PICOM), to play the central role in the
government for achieving private infrastructure
projects in the country. The PICOM has already been
established with the Principal Secretary as its
ex-officio Chairman. Board of Investment (BOI) is
the Secretariat to PICOM. This document is the first
Business Plan of PICOM with a plan period from the
year 2008 to 2013. |
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Capacity
Building Plan Report of PICOM |
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Developing
countries worldwide are increasingly feeling it
necessary to turn to private sector for developing
their infrastructure. The Government of Bangladesh
has also taken up a wide-range of liberalisation
and reform measures for encouraging private sector
investment in the economy. Economic activities cannot
run without infrastructure. Infrastructure means
a physical installation like a power plant or a
power distribution network, a telecom network or
a port, which facilitates many businesses or provides
services to many common users, through using a common
facility. Infrastructure is termed as the “Engine
for Growth” of the economy. |
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