Synopsis The financing of infrastructure projects has traditionally been the responsibility of the government. However, with the realization of infrastructure development in a nation’s economic growth, a majority of the countries has encouraged the effective utilization of the various financial avenues to meet the increasing demands of infrastructure financing. The international experiences of the Asian Development Bank, United States of America and Scotland have been included in this book to provide an overview of how private participation has played a significant role in building infrastructure. This book explores the concept and application of PPP in various sectors of infrastructure, with examples taken from India and overseas. It also examines the various prospective financing options and future prospects of PPP as some successful models of infrastructure financing.