Wok Bung Wantaim Wok Bung Wantaim

Wok Bung Wantaim

Using Subnational Government Partnerships to Improve Infrastructure Implementation in Papua New Guinea

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Publisher Description

This report examines how existing implementation structures established under the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and National Government investment programs could be used to channel subnational government resources toward priority infrastructure investments more effectively. The report considers the legal and institutional issues associated with ADB expanding its subnational partnerships and proposes a number of coordinated engagement frameworks that are aligned with the Papua New Guinea Public Financial Management Act (1996).

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2016
February 1
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
55
Pages
PUBLISHER
Asian Development Bank
SELLER
Ingram DV LLC
SIZE
8.6
MB

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