Development and Public Banks 2022
DOI: 10.4324/9781003329602-1
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Introduction: Unleashing the Potential of Public Development Banks for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

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“…This all becomes one inseparable part so it requires a synergy. In a set of discussion papers from (Griffith-Jones et al, 2008) their article states The funding gap of at least US$180 billion per year currently exists in Asia-Pacific infrastructure, according to recent estimates over the next 20 years, or nearly three times the current rate, spending on infrastructure in Latin America will be necessary if it is to achieve a level of development comparable to that of China and Korea In addition, the banking world is very important in the Supply chain integrated (SCI) process according to the article from (Silvestro & Lustrato, 2014) (Silvestro & Lustrato, 2014) work together, share information, coordination and information disclosure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This all becomes one inseparable part so it requires a synergy. In a set of discussion papers from (Griffith-Jones et al, 2008) their article states The funding gap of at least US$180 billion per year currently exists in Asia-Pacific infrastructure, according to recent estimates over the next 20 years, or nearly three times the current rate, spending on infrastructure in Latin America will be necessary if it is to achieve a level of development comparable to that of China and Korea In addition, the banking world is very important in the Supply chain integrated (SCI) process according to the article from (Silvestro & Lustrato, 2014) (Silvestro & Lustrato, 2014) work together, share information, coordination and information disclosure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%