Public-private partnerships crucial to bridge US$15tn global infrastructure gap: report
Emerging markets are driving the next wave of PPP growth.
Delivering resilient infrastructure to accelerate the climate transition will increasingly depend on strong and legitimate public-private partnerships, according to a new FII Institute impact report.
The report, developed in collaboration with the Digital Cooperation Organization (DCO), Kearney, and Voluntary Carbon Market Company (VCM), estimates a US$15 trillion global infrastructure financing gap by 2040. It also finds significant regional differences: the gap is estimated at US$3.7 trillion in the US and an annual US$130-170 billion across Africa.
