Mpatamanga: A new approach for complex infrastructure development in nascent stage markets

  • C. Eberly, S. Deschler and S. St Pierre
  • Vol. 27 - Issue 1, 2020

In December 2019, the Government of Malawi (GOM) announced the completion of the early stage development works for its 350 MW Mpatamanga hydropower project, a milestone achieved only eight months after signing a joint development agreement (JDA) with IFC InfraVentures (World Bank Group), its co-development partner, at the World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, DC. This sets the stage for Malawi’s Public Private Partnership Commission to issue a competitive tender for a strategic sponsor to build, own, and operate the scheme in a PPP model.

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