What does PSP stand for?

Private Sector Participation

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The BOS is in line with the AfDB objective of supporting the Kenyan Government's efforts to increase private sector participation in development projects.

Kenya : AfDB to Meet With Kenyan Private Sector Players

He cautioned that infrastructure deficit may become a major bottleneck for sustained development of economic activities unless private sector participation in infrastructure development is significantly enhanced.

Islamabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry for Involving Private Sector ...

The government plans to invite private sector participation amounting to 40 per cent of the project, as has been the case in previous power and water desalination projects.

ADWEA ADWEA to call for power and water plant tenders

9780821374092 The impact of private sector participation in infrastructure; lights, shadows, and the road ahead.

The impact of private sector participation in infrastructure; lights, ...

Decisions regarding privatisation and private sector participation are implemented by the State Property Committee (GKI), headed by another deputy PM.

UZBEKISTAN - The Energy Base Of Uzbekistan

The water sector of Jordan offers a vast number of opportunities for private sector participation that can potentially lead to synergies between all organisations involved.

Water loss management courses convene

Nigeria is seeking private sector participation in the power sector in a bid to boost power generation from about 3,000MW to 10,000MW by the end of 2007.

New plant commissioned

Integral to this diversification programme is the privatisation policy which has seen increased Omani and foreign private sector participation in a number of fields, including electricity generation, water production and port and airport development and management.

Doing Business with Oman