EAP - The Pacific Infrastructure Challenge - World Bank (2006).pdf

Tables
Table 6.1: Summary of Selected Macro-Economic Indicators 20
Table 6.2: Topographical Features and Susceptibility to Natural
Disasters 23
Table 6.3: Aid Flows to the Pacific and Other Regions 25
Table 6.4: A Sample of the Diaspora from the Pacific 29
Table 7.1: Distinguishing Between Infrastructure Providers 46
Table A.1: Institutional Indicators in Pacific Telecommunications 86
Table A.2: Source of Primary Energy for Electricity Generation 92
Table A.3: Industry Structure and Governance Arrangements 100
Table A.4: Institutional Indicators in the Water and Sanitation Sector 111
Table A.5: Institutional Arrangements in the Roads Sector 118
Table A.6: Institutional Indicators in the Maritime Services Sector 133
Table A.7 : Airport Capacity Indicators 141
Table A.8: Institutional Indicators for Pacific Airports 149
Figures
Figure 2.1: Comparison of Defining Features 5
Figure 2.2: Estimated Annual Investment Requirements for
Infrastructure Sectors compared to Total Investment in 2003 8
Figure 2.3: An Approach to Meeting the Challenge 8
Figure 5.1: Access to Improved Water Supply vs. GDP per Capita 16
Figure 5.2: Residential Electricity Tariffs 17
Figure 5.3: Non-Revenue Water 18
Figure 6.1: GNI per Capita (Atlas Method) 19
Figure 6.2: Rural Population (% Total Population) 28
Figure 6.3: Comparison of Defining Features 30
Figure 7.1: Accountability in Infrastructure Services Provision 40
Figure 7.2: Decision Framework for Sector Reform 43
Figure 8.1: Estimated Annual Investment Requirements for
Infrastructure Sectors compared to Total Investment in 2003 60
Figure 8.2: Annual Per Capita Investment Requirement in Water to
reach MDG 61
Figure 8.3: Annual Per Capita Investment Requirement in Sanitation to
reach MDG 62