Dubai Conference: Financing Sustainable Marine and Freshwater Infrastructure
How can we break the deadlock in the funding of sustainable projects? Save-the-date: Thursday 9 February 2023 in Dubai, UAE.
The valuation of externalities in maritime infrastructure projects
Climate change and increasing environmental damage are demonstrating the urgency of transformation to a sustainable global economic model. The implementation of the sustainable development concept tends to narrow to integrating environmental, social, and economic concerns in the decision making. In economics, the definition of such concerns is an externality that represents the divergence between social and private costs. This study investigates the available sustainable asset valuation methods that can include the externalities materialised in maritime infrastructure projects and compares them based on economic, social and environmental criteria.
Conference: Financing Sustainable Marine and Freshwater Infrastructure
How can private capital accelerate the green transition in marine and freshwater infrastructure?
Report: Financing of Sustainable Marine and Freshwater Infrastructure
A joint study to explore financing of green coastal, river and port projects. Solutions are available, have been tested and are economically viable.
The Concept of Public-Private Partnerships: A New Approach to Transport Infrastructure Financing?
The possibility of combining public and private financing is being reconsidered.