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We will develop, maintain and renew quality infrastructures,
including energy, ICT and transport. We will seek to increase the
quality and sustainability of APEC transport networks; increase
broadband internet access; promote sustainable energy security;
and build resiliency into the energy infrastructure.
(PPP) and other means in APEC
economies. We will adopt
comprehensive assessment
methods that consider key
q u ali t y el e m e n t s in t h e
evaluation of infrastructure
project proposals and enhance
the application of good practices
and people-centred investment
for planning and implementing
infrastructure projects.
We welcome the substantial
work that has been done under
the Finance Ministers’ Process
(FMP) to promote knowledge
sharing and capacity building in
the area of infrastructure PPPs.
We are pleased to note that
the APEC PPP Experts Advisory
Panel has launched work under
the FMP, which supports, on
a voluntary basis, a Pilot PPP
Centre based in Indonesia. We
note with appreciation the role
of the Panel in helping APEC
economies tap into private
sector sources of funding for
infrastructure development,
particularly through promoting
PPPs, by acting as a repository
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of skills that will bring to life
good practices in the APEC
region and will help channel
technical assistance to
developing economies seeking
such assistance.
We commit to fur ther
establish dedicated PPP centres
in APEC economies, with a
view to developing a regional
network of PPP centres to
share good practices. In the
longer term, these centres
can play an important role in
supporting the establishment
of an APEC-wide market for
infrastructure financing. We also
welcome the Implementation
Roadmap to Develop Successful
Infrastructure PPP Projects
in the APEC Region and the
Action Agenda on Promoting
I n f r as t r u c tu r e I nve s t m e n t
through PPP.
We will develop, maintain and
renew quality infrastructures,
including energ y, ICT and
transpor t. We will seek to
increase the qualit y and
sustainability of APEC transport
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networks; increase broadband
Inter net access; promote
sustainable energy security; and
build resiliency into the energy
infrastructure.
We will help facilitate the
efficient and effective operation
of maritime transportation and
shipment, especially taking
into account that the majority
of maritime infrastructure
development projects happen on
a unilateral basis. We take note
of several pathfinder initiatives
where future co-operation might
produce tangible results.
We will streng then air
transportation co-operation to
boost robust trade and peopleto-people connections, share
experiences and good practices
to promote efficiency and
security of air connectivity
We note that ICT development
has been a focus of APEC’s work
since its inception in 1989, as
increased information sharing
and improved communication
technology allow for faster
and more reliable connections