How to Manage Public Investment during a Postcrisis Recovery

Author: Mr. Richard I Allen and Mr. Eivind Tandberg

Volume/Issue: Volume 2021 Issue 007

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Economics- Macroeconomics , Public Finance , Economics / General , Environmental Economics , crisis investment program , investment project , portfolio monitoring , support unit , public corporation investment , Public investment spending , Infrastructure , Public Investment Management Assessment (PIMA) , Global

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Summary

Public investment is likely to be an important component of any postcrisis recovery program. As countries work to ensure a smart, green, fair recovery, investing in modern, resilient, and efficient infrastructure assets will be key. This How to Note discusses how countries should manage public investments to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and similar crises. It provides countries with guidance on making efficient use of public investment to support economic recovery on three different capacity levels: basic, medium, and advanced.