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Private Participation in Infrastructure (PPI) Project Database
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Singapore investments concentrated on projects in East Asia and the Pacific, while the water and sewerage sector represented almost half of overall PPI activity. Note 85.
In 2011 total private investment fell by 13%, a six year low
In 2011 private activity slows down
In 2011 Private activity in infrastructure in Europe and Central Asia picks up
In 2011 Private investment in Latin American Infrastructure grows in the energy sector and in Brazil
Private activity in infrastructure in the Middle East and North Africa drops to 15-year low
In 2011 total private investment fell by 13%, a six year low
In 2011 total private investment in energy decreased by 11% compared to last year. PPI Data Update Note 74, September 2012
Private investment in transport increases in 2011, focusing on the road and rail sectors. PPI Data Update Note 75, September 2012
Private investment in water and sewerage recovers in 2011, mostly due to activity in China. PPI Data Update Note 76, September 2012
Private activity in telecommunications twenty percent down in 2011. PPI Data Update Note 77, September 2012
In 2011 private activity slows down
In 2011 Private activity in infrastructure in Europe and Central Asia picks up
In 2011 Private investment in Latin American Infrastructure grows in the energy sector and in Brazil
Private activity in infrastructure in the Middle East and North Africa drops to 15-year low
In 2011 total private investment fell by 13%, a six year low
In 2011 total private investment fell by 13%, a six year low
Australian investment concentrates on energy projects and in East Asia and Pacific . Note 62.
French investment spread out across most developing regions. Note 63.
Dutch investment concentrates on energy projects and Latin America. Note 64.
Norwegian investment concentrates on telecommunications. Note 65.
Swedish investment concentrates on telecommunications and Europe and Central Asia. Note 66.
UK investment concentrates on telecommunications and energy. Note 67.
Korean investment concentrates on energy projects. Note 52.
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