Introducing Private Investment in Local Municipal Construction Projects
Abstract
Since Several Opinions on Encouraging and Guiding the Healthy Development of Investments from the Private Sector was issued in May 2010 by the State Council, corresponding measures have been introduced throughout the country, and measures designed to make full use of private investment have become a core concern at all levels of government. However, restricted by many factors, the progress of this reform is still relatively slow. In this article, a detailed analysis of specific models for introducing and using private investment for local municipal construction projects, an area which is short of funds and which lacks effective ways to attract private investment, is provided.
Since Several Opinions on Encouraging and Guiding the Healthy Development of Investments from the Private Sector was issued in May 2010 by the State Council, corresponding measures have been introduced throughout the country, and measures designed to make full use of private investment have become a core concern at all levels of government. However, restricted by many factors, the progress of this reform is still relatively slow. In this article, a detailed analysis of specific models for introducing and using private investment for local municipal construction projects, an area which is short of funds and which lacks effective ways to attract private investment, is provided.
Contents
I. BOT MODELII. BT MODEL
III. JOINT VENTURE AND COOPERATION MODEL
IV. TOT MODEL
V. DIRECT ACQUISITION MODEL
VI. PPP MODEL
VII. FINANCIAL INVESTMENT AND AUTHORIZED OPERATION MODEL Skip to top