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Germany at a glance
- 2 Investment Programs
- 1 Priority List
- Downloadable data
- National coverage
- All sectors covered
Pipeline Access
Country overview
Germany's regulatory frameworks and permit rules support the creation of new businesses and provide strong protections against business insolvency for creditors. Combined with a high recovery rate, quality legal system, and stable financial sector, this encourages new investment and promotes competition among suppliers. Despite transparency in procurement processes, the length of Germany's procurement processes add costs for contractors
Governance structure
Germany has three tiers of government: federal, state, (Länder) and local communities under a civil law system. States are the primary deliverers of infrastructure in Germany.
Top Performing Metrics
Top Performing Metrics
This is defined by the metrics with the highest unweighted score out of 100.
High income country average
Procurement:
Transparency in public procurement
Funding capacity:
Summary credit rating
Regulatory frameworks:
Strength of insolvency framework
Pipelines
Bundesverkehrswegeplan (BVWP) 2030 Projektlisten Straße, Projektlisten Schiene, and Projektlisten Wasserstraße
This project information system for the 2030 transport plan is maintained by the German Government.
Pipeline
Priority List
Sector
Transport, Water
Update Frequency
Live
Data Downloadable
No
Germany National Recovery and Resilience Plan
The German National Recovery and Resilience Plan focuses on tackling climate change and the digital transformation. It allocates an Investment Program of EUR2.4 billion.
Pipeline
Investment Program
Sector
All
Update Frequency
Static
Data Downloadable
Yes
The 2030 Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan
The Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan 2030 includes investment of EUR269.6 billion from 2016-2030 on transport infrastructure in Germany.
Pipeline
Investment Program
Sector
Transport
Update Frequency
Static
Data Downloadable
Yes
National Infrastructure Banks – Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW)
Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) is a state-owned German investment and development bank based in Frankfurt with a mandate to make improvements to economic, sociological, and ecological living conditions around the world. It has a ‘domestic promotions’ division tasked with financing and support for small and medium enterprises, private clients, municipalities, and organisations domestically. Because KfW is organised thematically rather than in sectors, it often works through intermediaries on a programmatic and iterative basis and finances infrastructure around its core thematic priorities, such as renewable energy and energy efficiency. Explore the GI Hub National Infrastructure Banks tool here, and read more about the KfW here.