The Global Projects Center is an interdisciplinary research center at Stanford University. We seek to facilitate understanding of the financing, development, and governance of critical infrastructure worldwide.
We conduct interdisciplinary research, facilitate engagement among academic and industry leaders, and educate future leaders within the infrastructure finance and development space.
The P3 FLIPS Program is a new Stanford GPC research initiative on public sector best practices for infrastructure delivery via Public-Private Partnerships.
In the September cover story of Institutional Investor magazine, GPC Executive Director Dr. Ashby Monk discusses his vision for the center and the investment community - to re-root finance in the real economy.
The Stanford Global Projects Center is located at the Yang & Yamazaki Energy & Environment (Y2E2) Bldg at Stanford University. We research new ways to finance, develop, and invest in critical infrastructure worldwide.
GPC Executive Director Ashby Monk meets Bill Clinton at the recent China Philanthropy Forum in Beijing. Dr. Monk and former president Clinton both made presentations at the event.
A governance framework for developing an effective Public-Private Partnership (P3) program - The Global Projects Center recently began a new NSF funded research initiative to develop a new framework for understanding infrastructure delivery via P3s.
The GPC is excited to announce a new partnership with the New Cities Foundation aimed at tackling the urban infrastructure development challenges of tomorrow.
Dr. Rajiv Sharma's latest journal article is on how institutional investors can structure in-house investment teams for their direct infrastructure allocations.
The GPC's latest white paper examines opportunities to improve earnings and sustainability associated with shipping, revealing that up to $1 million could be saved annually per ship.
In this month's cover story of Institutional Investor magazine, GPC Executive Director Dr. Ashby Monk discusses his vision for the center and the investment community - to re-root finance in the real economy.
