Education is vital for emerging markets when it comes to PPPs, and there are signs that some parts of sub-Saharan Africa are getting that message, reports Paul Jarvis

As infrastructure units proliferate across the globe, Paul Jarvis explores how they can best be utilised to ensure bankable projects emerge

June’s referendum has thrown UK plc into turmoil. Amanda Nicholls reports on what Brexit means for the infrastructure industry

With a fledgling pipeline developing, Dan Colombini reports on how Senegal has positioned itself at the forefront of the rise in African PPPs

Italy’s transport plans are likely to push the case for more PPP investment, reports Marina Formoso

The growing interest in PPP in the Middle East is unavoidable, but patience is needed with a public sector that remains uncertain of what the model means, reports Paul Jarvis

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The European Investment Bank’s Project Bonds Credit Enhancement initiative has completed its initial phase. So what is next for the instrument, asks Paul Jarvis

A new wave of investment is on the horizon in Canada. P3 Bulletin editor Dan Colombini reports on how the Liberal government has sparked new opportunities for an already solid PPP market

Belgium has been hit as hard as any European nation by the uncompromising approach to ESA10 taken by Eurostat. Paul Jarvis finds out what efforts are being made to tackle the problem

Demand for new water infrastructure is set to soar over the remainder of this decade, but is PPP always the right solution, asks Paul Jarvis

With national elections on the horizon, Dan Colombini reports on how the Philippines PPP pipeline is facing a new and uncertain dawn

Electricity and gas smart meters are providing a new opportunity for PPP investors in the UK, reports Paul Jarvis

For the majority of sub-Saharan countries, the only way to deliver new infrastructure is by pooling a wide range of finance. But this poses its own problems, reports Paul Jarvis