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Technical Reports Financing of Road System

This page lists technical reports of PIARC in the field of Financing of Road System. These publications are classified chronologically.

  • Planning & Budgeting on Road Network Level - Presentation of Budgets for Decision-Makers

    The maintenance of road networks is becoming increasingly important. For this reason we must seek to employ new management systems. Construction and maintenance of public roads are paid by taxpayers. Fundamentally the taxpayer (the road user) has financial responsibility for the system - their interests need to be taken into consideration. The public wants decision-making to be transparent and has the possibility to control the system. The issue as a whole can be seen in the fact that all steps [...]

  • Costing and Pricing of Road Use

    The 2000-2003 PIARC Strategic Plan establishes five strategic themes. Strategic Theme 4: Management and Administration of the Road System has the goal to improve the performance of road administrations in the provision, operation and management of road infrastructure and its use in accordance with international best practice. C9 Technical Committee on Economic and Financial Evaluation considered the issue of road pricing. A working group of C9 specifically investigated the strategy of identifying [...]

  • Public-Private Partnerships and other Innovative Partnerships in Financing Infrastructure

    One of the goals of the 2000 PIARC Strategic Plan is to improve the performance of road administrations through an exchange of information on best practices throughout the world. A strategy explored by the Technical Committee on Economic and Financial Evaluation - C9 was to identify successful experiences in public private partnerships (PPP) with particular regard to structural arrangements, risk assignment, finance and revenue collection. This report outlines the results of C9's investigation [...]