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Philippines Establishes Manual to Boost Sustainable Finance for PPP Projects

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  1. DPWH flagged P251.81 billion in national infrastructure projects.
  2. The Philippines is seeking P1.5 billion to fund various infrastructure projects.

How it started

1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jan 1. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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The Philippines established a Sustainable Financing Manual for Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects as of January 1, 2026. This manual functions as an investment readiness guide, helping implementing agencies structure projects to attract financing from domestic and international providers of sustainable finance. The manual aims to improve the bankability of climate-smart and nature-positive PPP projects.

From undp.org

Why it matters

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The manual is designed to strengthen the capacity of implementing agencies to align PPP projects with commercial lenders, multilateral development banks, and impact investors. This effort is intended to mobilize private sector investments that generate climate, biodiversity, and social outcomes.

From undp.org

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    AboitizPower could benefit from increased availability of sustainable finance for bankable PPP projects, potentially boosting infrastructure demand.

How it developed

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  1. A PPP project in the Philippines has resulted in the creation of a new business center.Sub-event
  2. The Philippines is seeking P1.5 billion to fund various infrastructure projects.Sub-event
  3. A resolution was passed guiding the capacity assessment requirements for PPCU.Sub-event
  4. Guides for PPP projects are now in place in the Philippines.1 source

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