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Advocacy
Explore how we bring business priorities to the table in our engagement with Governments, the OECD, and the G7, and the G20.
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Competitiveness and Growth
Business at OECD’s Infrastructure Contact Group informs the OECD’s work on infrastructure investment, governance, and long-term planning. It provides a unique channel through which the private sector can, at an early stage, contribute to the OECD’s efforts to strengthen infrastructure frameworks that support sustainable growth, competitiveness, and resilience. By coordinating business perspectives on project pipelines, financing needs, and regulatory conditions, the Contact Group helps ensure that the OECD’s discussions reflect practical investment realities and promote an enabling environment for private-sector participation.
Discover the functions of Business at OECD's Infrastructure Contact Group.
Why the OECD’s Work on Infrastructure Matters
The OECD is a leading source of cross-cutting analysis and evidence-based recommendations on infrastructure planning, investment, and governance. Its work supports countries in developing sustainable, resilient, and high-quality infrastructure systems that underpin long-term economic growth and social well-being. The OECD promotes policies that improve project preparation, financing frameworks, regulatory quality, and public-private collaboration, while ensuring alignment with climate, digitalisation, and sustainability objectives. The OECD also assesses infrastructure gaps, investment needs, and implementation challenges across countries, providing guidance that directly shapes the enabling environment for private-sector participation in OECD and many partner economies.
Our 2026 Priorities
Provide business views on infrastructure investment needs and financing conditions
Share private-sector perspectives on regulatory and governance challenges
Promote frameworks that enable resilient and sustainable infrastructure
Support OECD initiatives such as the Blue Dot Network with business input
Facilitate member knowledge sharing on innovative and climate-aligned solutions
Our Engagement with the OECD’s Bodies
Maxime Ledieu
Policy Manager