Re-conceptualizing the international aid structure: recipient donor interactions and the rudiments of a feedback mechanism

Incluye Bibliografía

Climate Change and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean. Overview 2009

Includes bibliography

Antidumping in the Americas

Includes bibliography

Nominal anchors and macroeconomic coordination options in MERCOSUR

Includes bibliography

Selected statistical indicators of Caribbean countries, vol. XVI, 2003

Includes bibliography

Road Concessions in Latin America: Achievements and Challenges

Concessions have become an important mechanism in Latin America for attracting financing and private management to the highway sector. Highways are one of the areas of transport infrastructure in which this concept in long-term investment in road conservation and management has been widely applied and the concession-holder's costs are recouped through tolls and other complementary mechanisms.After a brisk start in the 1990s, the pattern of road concessions has proved to be less dynamic in the current decade. Nevertheless, highway concessions have expanded significantly and now account for 1% of the total inter-city road network. The international seminar entitled "Concessions for the provision of transport infrastructure: challenges for Latin America" was organized jointly by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and the Agency for the Promotion of Private Investment of Peru (PROINVERSION) and held in Lima, Peru, on 13 and 14 November 2003.