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PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR DEVELOPMENT

 

 

 

DATE: 26TH- 28TH OF APRIL 2018:

 

OVERVIEW: As growth and development in Africa increase rapidly, investment in infrastructure projects will often be best accomplished through public-private partnership. Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) are one tool that governments can employ to help deliver needed infrastructure services. PPPs are a way of contracting for services, using private sector innovation and expertise, and they often leverage private finance. PPPs can, if implemented under the right circumstances, improve service provision and facilitate economic growth.

 

ABOUT THE COURSE;

 

This course provides an understanding of the key principles of PPPs and the role of PPPs in the delivery of infrastructure services, particularly in emerging markets.

 

The Role of PPPs: It introduces how and why private sector expertise and resources should be considered by governments to assist in addressing the infrastructure gap. In particular, it explains the importance of infrastructure to economic growth, the gap between the demand and existing supply for infrastructure services, and the challenges that governments have in addressing this gap. Examples of successful and failed cases of PPPs are introduced to illustrate conditions for PPP success and to underscore the need for sound analysis and need for sustainability, stakeholder engagement and good governance.

 

PPP Frameworks and Institutions: It examines the principles, value and challenges of putting in place a supportive framework to facilitate the execution of PPP projects with the aim of increased infrastructure investment and improved service delivery. You will be introduced to lessons learned from the execution of PPPs and how these lessons can be incorporated into successful PPP frameworks. An overview of the different stages of the PPP life cycle is also presented and the first stage of the PPP project cycle (project identification and screening) is explained. .

 

Procuring PPPs: It begins with a discussion about what is needed to demonstrate the business case to take forward a project as a PPP and the importance of structuring the PPP arrangements to ensure an appropriate risk allocation between the private sector sponsor, the financiers of the project, and the government. A well-designed and implemented transaction process is equally important, to ensure the best deal for government and to interest potential private sector partners who are able to achieve the desired efficiency and other improvements for the public users. It walks through the stages of the tender process and explains the challenges in achieving a successful outcome.

 

Implementing PPPs: PPP contracts attempt to identify and plan for the potential events that could occur during the life of the PPP but can rarely imagine all events into the future. Consequently, developing a strong and trustful partnership and a solid contract management approach is important to achieve the long-term objectives of the PPP. It presents the fundamentals and challenges of contract management, enforcing the PPP contract requirements and, potentially, renegotiating or terminating contracts.

 

OBJECTIVES:

To understand PPPs and their role in increasing the delivery of quality infrastructure services. The seminar will assess the relevant criteria for selecting a project for public-private partnership, the actions for preparing projects for market, and the management process. It will also examine the concept of public-private partnership and review the advantages, disadvantages, and the reasons why PPPs are implemented. Including the differences between the conventional procurement approach as compared to public-private partnership.

 

PARTICIPANTS:

 

The course is suitable for anyone with a general interest in PPPs and desire to increase their understanding about PPPs. It provides insight into key concepts and issues in developing, procuring and implementing PPPs. This includes those wishing to gain greater knowledge of PPPs, and to develop networks of practice with counterparts from around the world. While this course only touches the surface of knowledge and experience about PPPs, references and next steps will be offered for those wishing to continue their learning.

 

COST: £2,550.00 (3 Days)

 

* The Fees cover tuition, all study materials, certification, four nights accommodation, some meals and transport to and from the Airport

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