Faced with dwindling ODA, as indicated in paragraph 17 above, and bearing in mind the need to bridge the infrastructure gap (illustrated in table 3), landlocked developing countries, in keeping with global trends, have been increasingly attracted by new modes of partnership between the public and the private sectors in the development of public infrastructure, such as contracting out or management contracts, private financing of public facilities, leasing, joint ventures, build-operate-transfer (BOT) schemes and privatization or capitalization.
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