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The Coalition for Emerging Market Infrastructure Investment

The Coalition works with senior decision-makers across the public and private sectors to identify, facilitate, promote, and develop successful infrastructure projects in the Indo-Pacific. Together, we are advancing novel approaches to unlock capital at the speed and scale required to fill the region's infrastructure investment gap.

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Coalition Members

The Gap

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The gap equates to

2.4% of gross domestic product

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While governments’ fiscal reforms could bridge up to 40% of this gap,

the private sector will need to fill the remaining 60%

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Private investment would need to

increase from about $63 billion today to as high as $250 billion

Our Approach

The Coalition engages at the regional, national, and sectoral levels to overcome obstacles and accelerate large-scale infrastructure investment. 

Testing Innovative Strategies

Flexible strategies are required to unlock scale. The Coalition works with partners to break down problem sets and enact innovative solutions. Our approach is designed  to illuminate the challenges across different infrastructure sectors and enable stakeholders to co-design roadmaps to achieve shared ambitions.

Sectoral Solutions

Our sector-based approaches focus on mapping headline constraints and developing solutions to enhance investment opportunities in identified priority infrastructure sectors, including by examining the policy and regulatory environment; technical considerations; financial and commercial issues, deal structuring; and local partnership opportunities.

Project Facilitation

When investment opportunities are identified as priorities, the Coalition can work across sectors to ensure project support is streamlined and timely.

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Philippines Platform

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The Coalition launched its inaugural country platform with the Philippines in September 2024 to catalyze investment in critical sector.

 

The platform will explore innovative strategies to help the Philippines close its nearly $400 billion infrastructure investment gap.

 

Additional platforms will launch throughout the region in 2025 and beyond.

"We are delighted that the Coalition has chosen the Philippines as its first focus country. This decision affirms President Marcos' administration's actions of creating a regulatory environment that is conducive to attracting investments. The Philippine government looks forward to working with private sector leaders to carry out our ambitious infrastructure development goals"

Secretary Frederick Go

Philippines Special Assistant to the President for Investment and Economic Affairs

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