Argentina at a glance
- 3 Project Trackers
- 1 Investment Program
- Downloadable data
- National coverage
- All sectors covered
The quality of Argentina's infrastructure procurement processes improved significantly, helping to bring better value for money and quality outcomes from investment. Regulatory reforms have also led to a marked improvement in the ease of starting a business, encouraging investment and competition from new suppliers.
Argentina has a three-tiered system of government consisting of federal, provincial, and municipal levels, and has a civil law legal system. Argentina’s sub-national governments carry out two-thirds of total public investment. This is mainly led by provincial governments, which enjoy a high level of autonomy and responsibility in public service delivery. Municipal governments also play an important role in infrastructure investment and management, especially for urban development.
This is defined by the metrics with the highest unweighted score out of 100.
Managed by the Buenos Aires Municipal Government, the spending tracker features a public infrastructure project timeline, map, and information.
Project Tracker
All
Monthly
Yes
The LATAM Projects Hub platform is a regional hub that collates all infrastructure and energy opportunities in a pipeline for private investment in the region. It provides up-to-date information on opportunities and tracks information across the whole project lifecycle.
Forward Pipeline
Live
No
Managed by the Argentinian National Government (supported by IADB), this visualises and maps public investment projects.
Project Tracker
All
Yes
The National Transportation Plan developed by the national Ministry of Transport outlines the key challenges, vision, and investment allocation towards transport.
Investment Program
Transport
Static
Yes
This is a national government record of spend on PPP projects from 2018-2020.
Project Tracker
All
Annual
Yes
PPPs
In tandem with the development of forward pipelines, the National Infrastructure Banks and Similar Financing Facilities tool serves as guidance to governments looking to establish or reform National Infrastructure Banks. These institutions can maximise the quantity and quality of infrastructure projects and crowd in private investment, providing value for end users. National Infrastructure Banks provide the financing, expertise, and long-term planning for both public and private stakeholders to develop infrastructure in line with the needs of the community.