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Infrastructure Private Investment Attractiveness Index Published 25 April 2007 Chile, Brazil and Colombia Most Attractive in Latin America for Private Investment in Infrastructure
Download the report Watch a video interview with one of the report's authors, Julio Estrada, The World Economic Forum. Chile, Brazil, Colombia and Peru lead the region with respect to the attractiveness of their private investment climate for infrastructure. Covering 12 economies in Latin America and the Caribbean, the study, “Latin America: Benchmarking National Attractiveness for Private Investment in Infrastructure”, assesses the main drivers of private investment in infrastructure projects for ports, airports, roads and electricity. This is the first time that the World Economic Forum has developed an index specifically analysing the investment environment for infrastructure. |
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In the World Economic Forum’s index measuring attractiveness for private investment in infrastructure in Latin America, Peru follows the top three closely, while Venezuela, Bolivia and Dominican Republic have the least attractive environment.