An Article on How Institutional Reform Can Attract More Private Investment in Infrastructure.
A greater focus on regulatory quality and institutional reforms would bring much-needed extra private sector investment in Sub-Saharan Africa’s infrastructure, a new IFC study finds. Improvements in areas like strengthening the rule of law and lowering corruption levels would boost private investment by up to 0.8 percent of GDP over four years—or $20 billion. The benefits would reverberate across sectors including energy, environment, municipal services, telecommunications, information technology, transportation, and water
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depreciation pressures facing developing countries have led to a rise in the number of countries with active parallel currency markets. 
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