Jill R. Long from Lane Powell PC presented on various aspects of public-private partnerships (P3).

This report, produced by CDFA for the World Bank, is intended to provide information to communities and countries interested in identifying potential financing tools for the remediation and redevelopment of contaminated industrial sites. Specific...

Dennis Enright of NW Financial Group, LLC discusses public-private partnerships.

Josh Evans, Senior Director of Bostonia Partners, explains the advantages of utilizing Public-Private Partnerships with respect to financing social infrastructure improvements.

In this presentation by Aleks Granchalek, Director at William Blair & Company, government considerations in project delivery models are examined. These models include public-private partnerships (P3s).

This report evaluates several case studies throughout the country. A rural county in Oregon initiated a program aimed to improve economic outcomes of landowners by compensating them for the air quality benefits of their forests. This example can...

Orion Fulton with Arup presented on Long Beach Civic Center P3.

Steve Klein of First Infrastructure, Inc. explains the purpose and impact of P3 financing for the state of Michigan and the key players in progressing this type of financing.

Todd Scheuermann, Chief Budget Examiner of the New York State Division of Budget, provides an overview of the first project under the Pay for Success Initiative.

NatLab provides approaches cities can take to attain their clean water goals by leveraging private capital for green infrastructure investment. Some tools include P3s, Tax Incentives, and Community Development Financial Institutions.

The Eno Center for Transportation released this report with policy recommendations for making public-private partnerships (P3) an effective means of delivering public infrastructure from the federal and local level.

James Carras with Carras Community Investment, Inc. explores P3 and how it can be implemented in Florida.

The Healthy Food Financing Handbook by The Food Trust is intended to be a resource for community and economic development organizations seeking to increase the availability of nutritious foods and revitalize neighborhoods.

Jim Snyder with Ice Miller presents on infrastructure finance in Illinois, and how the demand for projects - both rural and urban - can be met with creative financing packages.

This report, prepared for the Northern California Institute for Research and Education, the research arm of the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center (SFVAMC), assesses the potential for the VA to pilot an alternative financing and execution...

PACENow provides a case study on the largest commercial PACE project in the country, the Hilton Los Angeles. Commercial PACE market surpassed the $51M mark in 2013.

David Wallace of Wallace Bajjali Development Partners, LP examines various case studies involving the implementation of P3 projects in the region.

Tim Merriweather of Banister Group LLC discusses the Public and Texas infrastructure challenge and why P3 can be a component toward a successful project.

Christine Ryan of Nossaman LLP discusses Public-Private Partnerships including benefits, structuring and the SB 1048 legislation.

Stephen Friedman presents new financing ideas and creative solutions for making impactful infrastructure enhancements. Friedman provides case studies, market overviews, trends, contemporary projects and more.

The National Association of Counties released this short document to highlight keys to engaging stakeholders in community and economic development strategies and projects.

Robert Sanders and Lewis Milford with the Clean Energy Group make a number of innovative recommendations for expanding the use of solar generation for community development, specifically in low-income neighborhoods in Baltimore, Maryland.

David Lick with Foster Swift presents some case studies on ways to successfully use and craft a public-private partnership with the necessary parties, contract terms and balancing assets.

Chris Paladino with New Brunswick Development Corporation presents on various P3 projects that have transformed the nature of the tool by taking on a new shape.

Mark Morehouse with William Blair gives a primer on P3, emphasizing the possibilities available through asset monetization and availability payment models.

Bennett Johnson III with Oceans Energy describes the P3 model's use for energy infrastructure and efficiency products, including unique benefits and risks.

Student housing projects serve as an appropriate backdrop to explain the best of what a P3 project can offer all parties. Here, Rich Frampton with Illinois Finance Authority explains two cases.

Enzo Incandela with Ice Miller describes a few P3 case studies to highlight their structure, common obstacles and potential for future uses.

Clifford Winston assesses the performance of the transportation system as well as how it could be improved through a mix of public and private resources.

The National Association of Home Builders discusses challenges to financing infrastructure efficiently and effectively without creating barriers to housing affordability. The Association shares resources and explores development finance tools such...

Transportation infrastructure is too important to the economy to be subject to across-the-board cuts in federal funding without first ensuring that alternate revenue streams are available. Ideally, each transportation mode should be made as...

Dennis Enright with NW Financial Group describes the strengths of P3 deals, basic deal structure, reasons to stay private or go public, and how the financial advisor plays a role throughout the process.

Price Finley with Bricker & Eckler discusses a variety of case studies where TIF and tax credits were used to finance sustainable, smart growth developments.

Anita Molino with Bostonia Partners discusses Energy Efficiency (EE) & Renewable Energy (RE) financing best practices including energy financing basics, issues with aggregation, markets, cost of capital, public-private partnerships, and case studies.

Steven Klein with First Infrastructure highlights how states with similar goals and different approaches were able to provide lower cost finance for energy loans. Klein explores the steps taken by both Alaska and New York and the unique obstacles...

Robert Ardolino with Urban Innovations presents complex, major case studies to highlight to elements of transit-oriented development financing. Ardolino explores sources of financing, public and private roles, challenges to implementation,...

Lee Sobel with Robert Charles Lesser & Co., Public Strategies Group talks transit-oriented development, the process beginning with a community plan, existing finance tools, financing challenges, and recent project deal structures.

Sarah Graham with Strategic Economics offers solutions to overcoming many challenges associated with implementing transit-oriented development. Graham points to particular planning strategies, research, funding sources, and financing tools.

Cory Phelps with Idaho Housing and Finance Association (IHFA) provides an overview of IHFA's access to capital tools, eligible loans, program highlights, partnerships and more.

Michael Paparian with California State Treasurer's Office reports on the state of energy financing, specifically with emerging or nontraditional financing models for clean energy investment at the state level. Paparian discusses financing sources...

Southern Oregon Regional Economic Development Inc. (SOREDI) is the official regional economic development agency for Southern Oregon. Named one of the top 20 economic development groups by site selection magazine, SOREDI acts as a liaison between...

Successful transit-oriented development (TOD) requires strategic integration of land-use planning, transportation planning, and resource allocation. This resource highlights national case studies that have been successful in implementing TOD plans...

Lew Milford with Clean Energy Group discusses the lending market and financing trends for clean energy developments. Milford explains the Clean Energy + Bond Finance Initiative, and how capital markets provide an avenue to spur investment in...

Reconnection America and the Center for Transit-Oriented Development created this transit-oriented development (TOD) 101 document. TOD is about creating walkable, sustainable communities for a diverse population and, in turn, providing more...

NCSL and NAHB mutually identified 11 strategies that appear to provide the greatest opportunities for local governments to finance current and long-term infrastructure needs in a cost-effective manner. The 11 strategies are detailed in this report...

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe published this guidebook for general informational purposes concerning water and wastewater utilities. The purpose of the guidebook is to provide an overview of issues relating to the financing of these projects, more...

The National Associate of Home Builders published Innovative Infrastructure Solutions which examines the financially straining need for cities, towns and counties to expand and maintain infrastructure. This document demonstrates truly innovative...

This brochure from the National Association of Home Builders provides a state-by-state comparison of various infrastructure finance tools available to support housing and community development.

Clio Andris at National Association of Home Builders produced this document which explores some innovative ways to finance a school building or renovation project.

Municipalities in New Mexico share project highlights and financing solutions to pressing issues, specifically access to clean drinking water, in their respective communities.