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Transport & PPP

P3 Bulletin reports first schools open under Maryland's $800m P3

The roundup also lists $50m of World Bank financing for a Paraíba, Brazil, sanitation P3.

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  • The first schools built under Maryland's $800m public-private partnership have opened, according to P3 Bulletin's latest roundup.

  • The World Bank is providing $50m in financing for a sanitation P3 in Paraíba, Brazil, according to the same roundup.

The first schools built under Maryland's $800m public-private partnership have opened, according to P3 Bulletin's latest roundup.

The entry does not give a school count, locations or an opening date, so the scale of the delivery is unclear.

The World Bank is providing $50m in financing for a sanitation P3 in Paraíba, Brazil, according to the same roundup.

P3 Bulletin's roundup also includes Brazil's 2027 transport concession pipeline, which this publication covered on 20 October.

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