Sustainable Development and Infrastructure: An Islamic Finance Perspective (Palgrave Studies in Islamic Banking, Finance, and Economics)

Preface
Contents
About the Authors
List of Figures
List of Tables
1 Islamic Finance for Sustainable Development Goals
	1.1 Commercial Resources for Islamic Microfinance and Economic Infrastructure Development
	1.2 Grants for Hunger and Wealth Redistribution
	1.3 Concessional Resources for Social Infrastructure Development
	1.4 The Narrative
	References
2 Islamic Versus Conventional Infrastructure Project Finance vis-à-vis Time-Overrun Issues
	2.1 Project Cycle of MDBs
	2.2 Comparison of Disbursement and Procurement Processes
	2.3 Comparison of Legal Agreements, Collateral, and Default
	2.4 Determinant of Time Overrun
	References
3 Identifying Infrastructure Sectors for Islamic Public–Private Partnerships Projects
	3.1 Islamic PPPs
	3.2 Defining Success Factors
	3.3 PPPs Toward Sustainable Outcome
	References
4 Sustainable Islamic SME Financing
	4.1 The Role of SMEs in Economic Infrastructure and SDGs
		Funding Gap
		Source of Financing
		SME Characteristics and Access to Funding
	4.2 Islamic Financial Products and Product Development for SMEs
	4.3 Resource Mobilization
	References
5 Economic Empowerment, Zakat, Waqf, and Social Infrastructure
	5.1 Categorizing Islamic Charitable Spending
	5.2 The Role and Specifications of Zakat
	5.3 The Role and Specifications of Waqf
	References
6 Islamic Finance Strife: Risk Management, Regulation, and Supervision
	6.1 Late Payment Charges
	6.2 Working Capital Finance
	6.3 Treasury, Fund Management, and Investment Practices
	References
7 Islamic Approach Toward Energy Sector Infrastructure Development
	7.1 Setting the Parameters to Evaluating New Business Models
	7.2 Traditional Reform Proposals for the Energy Sector
	7.3 Case of “Unlocking Energy Access Finance Through Crowdfunding”
		The Debt Seniority Feature to Attract More Resources
	7.4 Evaluation of the Emerging Solution
		Empowerment
		Sustainability: Maintenance, Affordability, and Resilience
		Scale-Up: Replicability and Resource Mobilization
	References
8 Islamic Financial Product Development in the Context of Education and Health
	8.1 Setting the Stage for Maqasid
	8.2 From Merchandise Trade Finance to Financing Trade in Services
	8.3 Islamic Discouragement of Financing Services: Health and Education
	References
9 Irrigation and Drainage
	9.1 Trio of Performance Areas: Water Service Delivery, Organizational Resources, and Governance
	9.2 Root Causes
	9.3 Public–Private Partnership for Irrigation
	9.4 Islamic Approach with Waqf Development
	References
10 Identifying Equitable and Fitting Business Models for Infrastructure Projects
	10.1 Sustainability
	10.2 Resource Mobilization for Scale-Up
	10.3 Economic Infrastructure and Resource Mobilization
	10.4 Social Infrastructure and Resource Mobilization
	10.5 Infrastructure Projects, SDGs, and Global Value Chain
	References
Appendix A: Transaction Scheme for the Case of Unlocking Energy Access Finance Through Crowdfunding
Appendix B: Irrigation and Drainage Water Management Performance Areas
Bibliography
Further Reading
Index