Chancellor Rishi Sunak wants the UK to become a green finance centre. What will that mean for infrastructure investment?

Bangladesh has had a long run-up in preparation of becoming a PPP hotspot. Is it now ready to finally take off?

The UK is talking up its investment opportunities as part of its transition to a green economy. But it may struggle to drum up contractor interest, warns Paul Jarvis

Wendy Farrington-Chadd has taken over the reins at Community Health Partnerships. She tells Paul Jarvis about the agency’s future direction

Retrofit has come a long way in the past decade. Paul Jarvis takes a look at how the concept is now moving to centre stage in the climate change battle

Deputy Minister of Finance Odilbek Isakov speaks to Jonathan Davies on the journey Uzbekistan has taken, and where it plans to go

The Espoo schools project is Finland’s first locally led PPP. Paul Jarvis discovers why it could provide a model for many other countries

As the West looks to take on China at its own game, where do PPPs fit into the geopolitical battle ground of infrastructure programmes? Jonathan Davies reports

With the Infrastructure & Project Authority’s guidance now published, the race is on to transition PFI contracts from Libor to Sonia

Partnerships Bulletin and Projects Bulletin have published an in-depth report looking at the Net Zero agenda

The UK government continues to insist it wants private finance in public projects, but remain unclear on the mechanisms it wants to use

Broadband is fast becoming critical as more and more infrastructure relies on high-speed internet connections. PPPs can ensure rural areas aren’t left out of the revolution