Real estate and infrastructure projects give political leaders the ability to conduct legacy projects, engage in huge economic investments, and lay solid foundations for growth. These projects involve large resources and visionary leaders. Notwithstanding, financial risks and efficiency concerns should be analyzed carefully. In many countries, infrastructure is poor and people suffer from daily electricity outages and defective water and sanitation systems, just to name a few issues. Other countries suffer from the opposite, excessive infrastructure, revealed by ghost cities, empty highways, unused trains and airports, etc. We work with national and local governments to raise revenues and enhance quality, and engage the private sector.

Ghost Cities and Excessive Infrastructure

Despite their best effort to analyze the scale, feasibility, and complexity of the sector, some cities suffer from excess real estate and infrastructure. We help leaders find ways to allow private companies to invest, own, and manage both existing and upcoming projects.

Solution for Electricity Blackouts

We help leaders unbundle the electricity sector and allow Independent Power Producers (IPP) into the market. Competition can also be introduced on the retail side allowing Electric Distribution Companies
(EDC) to enter the market.

Fresh Solution for Water Pollution

Some developing countries suffer from the lack of a sewer system, thus allowing waste to seep into the groundwater, rivers, and lakes. We help leaders divide the sector into three distinct parts: production, transport, and distribution and engage in private partnerships on every part.