P3.2-T infra projects now in PPP pipeline
The Philippine Star|October 17, 2024
Close to 170 projects worth P3.18 trillion are now in the pipeline for implementation through public private partnership (PPP), data from the PPP Center showed.
LOUELLA DESIDERIO

Of these projects, 113 are national projects worth P2.98 trillion. The bulk or 75 of the national projects are solicited, while 38 are unsolicited or those submitted by a private proponent.

Data also showed there are 56 local PPP projects amounting to P206.15 billion, of which 16 projects are solicited and 40 are unsolicited.

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