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| Document Date:
| 2007/06/01 |
| Document Type:
| Working Paper |
| Report Number:
| 41712 |
| Volume No:
| 1 of 1 |
| Country:
| Mongolia ; |
| Doc Name:
| Mongolia - Foundation for sustainable development : rethinking the delivery of infrastructure services in Mongolia |
| Keywords:
| Accident Statistics, agglomeration, air, air transport, Airports, arterial roads, audits, Aviation Sector, Bill collection, Bill collection rates, bottlenecks, bridge, bus, bus lanes, bus operators, capital costs, Capital expenditures, capital stock, Coal, commercial customers, commercialization, Conceptual Framework, congestion, connection costs, contract arrangements, Cost Benefit Analysis, cost recovery, customer satisfaction, customer service, Debt, Delivery of Infrastructure Services, Distribution Losses, domestic aviation, Domestic Transport, drainage, economic analysis, Economic Assessment, economic costs, economic development, economic growth, economic performance, economies of scale, Electricity Demand, Electricity Generation, Electricity Prices, electricity production, electricity sector, Electricity Supply, Electricity Tariffs, Energy Consumption, energy services, Environmental, environmental costs, Environmental Protection, excessive regulation, exchange rate, Exploitation, Fares, Fatality, Fatality Rates, finance infrastructure, financial returns, freight, freight traffic, Fuel, Fuel Subsidies, fuels, Gasoline, Gasoline Prices, gasoline taxes, government funds, growth rates, High traffic volumes, Household Expenditures, Income, independent regulation, infrastructure capacity, infrastructure development, infrastructure financing, Infrastructure Investment, infrastructure investments, Infrastructure Planning, Infrastructure Policies, infrastructure projects, infrastructure providers, Infrastructure Provision, Infrastructure Reform, infrastructure sector, infrastructure service providers, Inspection, International Airport, International financial institution, international markets, international traffic, international transit, International Transport, investment expenditures, Investment Program, investment proposals, Investment Requirements, Joint venture, Land Transport, local roads, low tariffs, Maintenance Expenditures, maintenance of infrastructure, management contracts, mines, Modal Shares, Motor Vehicles, MPs, national income, network services, passengers, pedestrians, performance incentives, Performance Indicators, petroleum gas, Political Economy, pollution, poor households, population densities, population density, Population Growth, poverty line, Power, Power Systems, Price Caps, Price Increases, pricing regime, Private Financing, private operators, private providers, private sector involvement, private sector participation, productivity, Public Finance, public investment, public ownership, Public sector, public services, Public Transport, Public Transport Vehicles, Public Utilities, Rail, Rail Network, Rail Projects, Rail Traffic, rail transit, rail transport, Railway, Railways, residential customers, revenue collection, Road, Road Expenditures, road infrastructure, Road Maintenance, Road Network, road networks, Road Safety, Road Transport, Roads, route, routes, runway, runways, Sanitation, Sanitation Services, service expansion, service providers, State Roads, sulfur dioxide, Sustainable Development, tariff reform, Tariffs for Water, tax, tradeoffs, traffic accidents, traffic deaths, traffic demand, traffic forecasts, traffic problems, traffic safety, traffic volumes, Transit Passenger, transit trade, Transparency, Transport Infrastructure, transport network, Transport Policy, transport pricing, Transport Safety, Transport Sector, Transport Service, transport services, transport strategy, transportation, transportation infrastructure, trip, Trucking Companies, urban transport, Utility Services, Vehicle, vehicle fleet, Vehicle Ownership, Vehicle Ownership Rates, Vehicles, water consumption, water services, Water Suppliers, water tariff, Water Tariffs, wealth, Wholesale Market, Willingness to pay, WTP
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| Language:
| English |
| Region:
| East Asia and Pacific ; |
| Rep Title:
| Mongolia - Foundation for sustainable development : rethinking the delivery of infrastructure services in Mongolia |
| Topics:
| Environment ; Transport ; Public Sector Development ; Infrastructure Economics and Finance ; Finance and Financial Sector Development |
| SubTopics:
| Environmental Economics & Policies ; Transport Economics Policy & Planning ; Banks & Banking Reform ; Infrastructure Economics ; Public Sector Economics |
| Unit Owning:
| Public-Priv Infra Advsry Fcility (PPIAF) |
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| Maximizing the development impact of infrastructure expenditures while meeting the challenges of urbanization, regional development, and mines is the focus of the this report. After the introduction, Chapter 2 looks at the country's current infrastructure capacity, noting extensive networks but declining quality, growing environmental issues and significant remaining gaps-not least in rural areas, and in water and sanitation. Chapter 3 outlines the role for price increases to reverse regressive subsidy of wealthy consumers living in households connected to network services while providing additional resources to improve service quality and finance new investments for the benefits of all consumers. Chapter 4 discusses how efficiency will involve an increased role for the private sector, active use of competition as a tool for controlling prices, and increasing quality and an improved regulatory environment. Chapter 5 discusses improved planning, which will be vital to ensure infrastructure does not become a bottleneck to growth. Finally, Chapter VI discusses the prioritization of reforms to relieve infrastructure bottlenecks in a manner that may help to limit the political complexity of reform. |
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