'Where it stands' : defining APEC's infrastructure agenda : proceedings of the 2000 APEC public-business/private sector dialogue, December 2000, Melbourne, Australia



Digitised Book 216.73.216.10 (0)

2001

'Where it stands' : defining APEC's infrastructure agenda : proceedings of the 2000 APEC public-business/private sector dialogue, December 2000, Melbourne, Australia

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The 2000 APEC Public/Private Sector Dialogue hosted by The Australian APEC Study Centre was the sixth annual exercise to bring together key players from academia and public - private sectors to explore ways to meet the needs for roads, water, telecommunications and energy through cooperative endeavours.

Subjects

Infrastructure (Economics)--Pacific Area--Congresses Infrastructure (Economics)--Asia--Congresses Asia--Economic policy--Congresses Pacific Area--Economic policy--Congresses

Categories

Economic development

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Title
'Where it stands' : defining APEC's infrastructure agenda : proceedings of the 2000 APEC public-business/private sector dialogue, December 2000, Melbourne, Australia
Creators
  • APEC Public-Business/Private Sector Dialague (2000 : Melbourne, Australia)
Subject
  • Infrastructure (Economics)--Pacific Area--Congresses
  • Infrastructure (Economics)--Asia--Congresses
  • Asia--Economic policy--Congresses
  • Pacific Area--Economic policy--Congresses
Publisher
  • APEC Secretariat, 2001
  • National Library Board Singapore, 2001
Contributors
  • Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (Organization). Secretariat
Digital Description
application/pdf, ill.
Table of Contents
  • Foreword -- Opening address -- Introduction -- Global and regional system challenges. 1. Perspectives on private infrastructure ventures. 2. Global and regional system challenges: private and public partnerships the Chilean experience. 3. Olympic facility financing -- Operating regulatory frameworks: government agency perspective. 4. Regulation of water and sewerage services: the Philippines experience. 5. Address to APEC Infrastructure Symposium -- Governance: industry and investor perspective. 6. Key policy issues in infrastructure: an investor perspective... -- New approaches. 7. Encouraging and managing competition: facilitation notes -- Barriers to change and growth. 9. Developing and perfecting legal and policy measures to accelerate infrastructure construction of energy and transportation...
Copyright
  • All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2009.