P3 Fund Attends Open Source Week at United Nations Headquarters
The Public Private Partnership Fund (P3 Fund), an initiative of the Global Millennium Development Foundation, participated in United Nations Open Source Week, engaging with
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Public Private Partnership Fund
Public Private Partnership Fund (P3 Fund) develops and facilitates cross-sector development initiatives by bringing governments and qualified private and institutional participants together around national, regional and global development priorities. Through its member-based network, P3 Fund supports engagement, partnership development and capacity-building activities that help participants identify opportunities and advance initiatives toward implementation.
Public Sector Membership
P3 Fund connects governments and public institutions with qualified private and institutional participants around priority development projects. Members can present projects, identify potential partners and participate in meetings and discussions that support prject implementation.
Private Sector Membership
P3 Fund connects businesses and investors with governments and public institutions for priority development projects. Members can contribute expertise, services, or financing and participate in meetings and discussions that supports strategic partnership development.
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P3 Fund Participates in Roundtable Meeting with World Bank Group
On Tuesday, January 30, 2024, Public Private Partnership Fund (P3 Fund) produced and moderated a pivotal Forum Discussion on Sustainable Tourism at the United
P3 Fund Featured in Article from Forbes Magazine Digital Publication
In anticipation of the upcoming Forum Discussion on Sustainable Tourism at the United Nations Headquarters, the Public Private Partnership Fund (P3 Fund) garnered widespread
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Public Private Partnership Forum : Government Digital Transformation
The forum will explore the role of digital transformation and emerging technologies, as enablers of sustainable development, with a focus on how governments can use technology based Public Private Partnership models, and appropriate financing mechanisms to strengthen institutions, improve public services, and accelerate development.