New Logistics Infrastructure Investment Models

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New logistics infrastructure investment models are innovative financing and partnership structures—such as public-private partnerships, infrastructure funds, green bonds, and asset recycling—designed to mobilize private capital and enhance efficiency in planning, constructing, and operating logistics infrastructure (e.g., ports, rail corridors, distribution centers).

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