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We are pleased to share the findings of an infrastructure investment study, released today by the Global Infrastructure Hub (GI Hub) and EDHEC Infrastructure Institute-Singapore (EDHECinfra). The global study, which looked to identify investor expectations for the sector, found that investors have an increasing appetite for infrastructure including in emerging markets, with the number of investors looking for exposure to emerging markets set to more than double over the next 3-5 years.

China PPP Projects Management Database and Its Quarterly Reports

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Competition Regulator

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Communications Regulator

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The China public private partnerships (PPP) Centre is mainly responsible for the policy research, consultancy and training, capacity building, financial support, information collection, international exchanges and other matters related to PPP.

The aim of these Reports is to assist the Chinese government by providing an international perspective on the development of PPPs in China and to make suggestions on ways in which these important reforms could be taken forward – drawing on our own experience in the UK and from around the world.

China is considering ways to attract additional capital to finance investment in railways and Worldwide, private capital has been attracted to the railway sector through a range of mechanisms.

Chinese international contractors attach great importance to corporate social responsibility (CSR), and in recent years have comprehensively promoted social responsibility-concerned ideas and practices.

These guidelines, circulated by the MoF in September 2016, task the finance departments at all levels of government with arranging PPP project preparation, budgetary funding, procurement, budgetary expenditures and revenues, and performance management etc.

These guidelines were circulated by the MoF in November 2014 to promote and apply the private-public partnership (PPP) model in a standard manner. The guidelines apply to regulating activities.

These guidelines, circulated by the MoF in April 2015, promote the orderly implementation of PPP projects by guaranteeing effective performance of contractual obligations by the government, and effectively preventing and controlling fiscal risks.