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Sanjivi Rajasingham

Transport Costs in Africa: why are they so high and what can be done about them?

March 2, 2012

by Sanjivi Rajasingham

Sanjivi Rajasingham

From 2003 to 2011, Sanjivi Rajasnigham was Sector Manager for Transport in the Africa Region, and was responsible for the World Bank’s transport lending and policy advice in all Sub-Saharan Africa countries where the Bank is active. Sanjivi has now left the Bank, and splits his time between Canberra and Washington consulting on infrastructure and development.

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