IIPPs – A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN GOVERNMENTS AND INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS

“An infrastructure investment partnership between a government and an institutional investor or investors, to mobilize private capital at scale and deploy that capital at speed in respect of climate-focused infrastructure investment programmes and projects to deliver a country’s NDC commitments .”

Institutional Investor-Public Partnerships (IIPP)

“A legal methodology and framework to support governments and institutional investors to collaborate in order to deliver green infrastructure investment programmes which contribute to the delivery of the SDGs and NDC commitments.”

Model Law on Institutional Investor-Public Partnerships (ML-IIPP)

Hear what public and private investment leaders have to say about the value of IIPP's (Institutional Investor-Public Partnerships

IIPP Testimonials

The 5% Agenda

“A pact between African governments and institutional investors to allocate at least 5% of assets under management (AUM) to de-risked African infrastructure investments through Institutional Investor-Public Partnerships (IIPP).”

IIPP Initiative

Institutional Investor-Public Partnerships (IIPP)

IIPPs are innovative infrastructure investment partnerships between a governments and an institutional investor or investors to mobilize private capital at scale and deploy that capital at speed in respect of climate-focused infrastructure investment programmes and projects to deliver a country’s NDC commitments.

IIPPs benefit governments, institutional infrastructure investors, consumers and civil society.

Governments

GOVERNMENTS with limited funds and competing expenditure requirements RECEIVE WORLD CLASS, essential and well-maintained GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS.

Institutional Infrastructure investors

INSTITUTIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT takes place over the full life cycle of a climate friendly infrastructure asset(s), not just for an investment, economic or political cycle. This significantly improves the asset’s prospects of enhancing economic and private sector development, job creation and regional and domestic trade and investment competitiveness.

Consumers and Civil Society

CONSUMERS and CIVIL SOCIETY benefit from reliable climate friendly infrastructure delivery, budgetary discipline and long-term real investment returns.