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Guinea

PPP Framework

Agencies

There is no dedicated PPP unit

Laws and policies

PPPs are governed by law L/97/012/AN (link currently not available online)

PPP Procurement Benchmarking

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Summary of Benchmarking PPP Procurement 2018 in Guinea Benchmarking PPP Procurement 2018 in Guinea

PPP Projects in Infrastructure

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  • Total PPP Projects

    4

    # reaching financial closure since 1990

  • Total Investment in PPP

    $1,016

    Total investment committed to PPPs since 1990 (US$ million)

Project Name Sector Financial Closure Year Investment ($US Million)
ACE (African Coast to Europe) submarine communications cable phase1 ICT 2012 $700.00
Port of Conakry concession Ports 2009 $159.00
Te Oil-Fired Power Plant Electricity 2018 $121.00
Societe Guineenne d'Electricite Electricity 1995 $36.40
Project Name Sector Financial Closure Year Investment ($US Million)
Te Oil-Fired Power Plant Electricity 2018 $121.00
ACE (African Coast to Europe) submarine communications cable phase1 ICT 2012 $700.00
Port of Conakry concession Ports 2009 $159.00
Societe Guineenne d'Electricite Electricity 1995 $36.40

  • Active PPP Projects

    3

    # under construction or operation

  • Active Investment in PPP

    $980

    Total investment in active PPPs (US$ M)

Project Name Sector Financial Closure Year Investment ($US Million)
ACE (African Coast to Europe) submarine communications cable phase1 ICT 2012 $700.00
Port of Conakry concession Ports 2009 $159.00
Te Oil-Fired Power Plant Electricity 2018 $121.00
Project Name Sector Financial Closure Year Investment ($US Million)
Te Oil-Fired Power Plant Electricity 2018 $121.00
ACE (African Coast to Europe) submarine communications cable phase1 ICT 2012 $700.00
Port of Conakry concession Ports 2009 $159.00

Infrastructure Indicators

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    Access to electricity
    33.5% of population
    Electric power consumption
    N/A
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    Improved water source ?
    N/A
    Improved sanitation facilities ?
    N/A
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    Mobile cellular subscriptions
    92 per 100 people
    Internet users
    N/A
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    Logistics performance index
    1.56 ?

GCI Infrastructure Score

The Global Competitiveness Index (GCI)  is published in the Global Competitiveness Report and assesses the competitiveness landscape of 140 economies. The GCI Infrastructure Score is a component of the overall index and covers transport, electricity and telephony infrastructure. 

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2.4/7

GCI Score as of 2017-2018
GCI Infrastructure Score 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Resources

    • 2013

    Guinea is Back and Ready for Business

    Guinea has become a stable and open country with the election of the President of the Republic Alpha Condé in 2010. Since then, although the political context has sometimes been marked by lack of dialogue between political actors, the tension has eased significantly. In fact, with the support of the international community, dialogue between political actors eventually progressed on June 3rd. It culminated on July 3rd with the signing of an agreement for the organization of legislative elections on September 28, 2013. In September 2012, Guinea reached the completion point under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative (HIPC). The completion point marks the end of a process that began in 2000 when the International Monetary Fund...

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Date last reviewed: November 18, 2016

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