Events

The international PPP Finance Summit 2018 will provide a thorough analysis of the challenges and opportunities of financing Public-Private Partnership projects that are critical for enhancing economic growth rate, supporting competitiveness and improving living standards.

The Belt and Road Initiative 2018. The second edition in 2017 attracted over 3,000 participants.

Australia’s premier forum for government, contractors, analysts, and academics to hear Ministerial announcements, debate the outlook for urban regeneration and understand what shifting federal priorities mean for the project pipeline.

The third meeting of the G20 Infrastructure Working Group (IWG) was held in Sydney, Australia from the 4th to the 6th of June, with the GI Hub playing an active role.

The workshop gives an overview of the the upcoming Inclusive Infrastructure reference tool and discuss the core ‘action areas’ identified stakeholder identification, engagement and empowerment, governance and capacity building, policy regulation and standards, private sector participation, incentives and market regulation project planning, development and delivery and affordability and optimising finance.

The New Development Bank (NDB) held its Third Annual Meeting in Shanghai, attended by high-level delegates including government ministers, senior figures from multilateral development institutions and business leaders from the BRICS member nations.

The workshop gives an overview of the the upcoming Inclusive Infrastructure reference tool and discuss the core ‘action areas’ identified stakeholder identification, engagement and empowerment, governance and capacity building, policy regulation and standards, private sector participation, incentives and market regulation project planning, development and delivery and affordability and optimising finance.

Join Chris Heathcote, CEO Global Infrastructure Hub and guest James Stewart, Chairman, KPMG Global Infrastructure, in a discussion regarding infrastructure planning and i

Appropriate risk allocation in public private partnerships (PPPs) and the GI Hub’s PPP Risk Allocation Tool were central themes of the GI Hub’s recent Regional PPP Risk Allocation Workshop in Bangkok, Thailand. Participants comprised public sector representatives from Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand, The Philippines and Vietnam, as well as multilateral organizations operating in the region including the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).