Public-Private Dialogue

A website of the OPEN PRIVATE SECTOR platform
Created by the World Bank, moderated by CIPE.

Created by the World Bank, moderated by CIPE

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • HOME
  • LESSONS LEARNED
  • COUNTRY CASES
    • Africa
    • Asia
    • Eurasia
    • Latin America & the Caribbean
  • TOOLS
    • PPD Charter
    • PPD Handbook
    • Monitoring and Evaluations
      • The Evaluation Wheel/The Reform Process Table
      • The PPD Reform Tracking Tool
      • Monitoring and Evaluation for Business Environment Reform: A Handbook for Practitioners
      • The PPD Performance Indicators for Donors
    • Operational Resources
      • Manual for Trainers on PPD and Good Governance
      • Quick Guides to Integrating Public-Private Dialogue
      • Key Documents for Setting up PPD Projects
  • WORKSHOP 2015
    • Past Workshops
      • Workshop 2014
      • Workshop 2011
      • Workshop 2010
      • Workshop 2009
      • Workshop 2008
      • Workshop 2007
      • Workshop 2006
  • eLEARNING
  • BLOG
  • ABOUT
    • Contact
You are here: Home / Country Cases / Eurasia / Turkey

Turkey

  • Public Private Dialogue for Sector Competitiveness and Local Economic Development

    A report produced by The Cluster Competitiveness Group, S.A. for the Public-Private Dialogue program of the Investment Climate Department of the World Bank Group, and funded through the Catalonia (COPCA) / IFC Technical Assistance Trust Fund; November 2011.

    This groundbreaking comparative study explores the influence of PPDs on local development and sector competitiveness. The report presents 20 case studies: 10 on the citrus fruit sector and the cruise industry in Egypt, Lebanon, Malta, Spain and Turkey, and another 10 in various sectors in one single region of Spain, Catalonia. Outlining the variety of results from PPD processes on sector-specific development and competitiveness both regionally for the Mediterranean and within a single regional jurisdiction, the report provides a set of design and implementation guidelines and advocates a new approach: Local Sector-Specific PPDs (LSPPDs).

  • Improvement of investment environment and impact on FDI Presentation

    Mehmet Dündar, Department Head, Undersecretariat of Treasury, April 2009

Additional Resource(s):

  • Report about Coordination Council for the Improvement of Investment Environment (YOIKK) (104k)

Jump to Country

Albania

Armenia

Belarus

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bulgaria

Croatia

Eastern Europe (Regional)

Moldova

Romania

Russia

Turkey

Latest Tweets

  • Loading tweets...

Follow @PPDialogue

In Partnership With

CIPE World Bank Group International Finance Corporation DfID GIZ OECD

About | Legal | Privacy Policy | Terms Of Use

All Rights Reserved © 2016

Copyright © 2023 · Genesis Sample Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in