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    PPPs on the African Continent
    A significant number of government and business leaders across Africa have come to accept the benefits of Public Private Partnerships as a strategic option, an alternative procurement and financial structuring methodology. An increasing number of African countries are developing PPP policies...
  • Michael Schur
    Mr. Schur is a proven executive with over 20 years of international experience, spanning both the private and public sectors, and incorporating public-private partnerships (PPP), infrastructure, economics, public policy, public sector management, finance, and microeconomic reform. Mr. Schur is...
  • Istanbul Public Private Partnership Center of Excellence
    An assured provider of exceptional service This organization has been accredited by APMG – benchmarked against exacting standards. See this organization’s contact details and service offerings below to make use of its exceptional services straight away. About Istanbul PPPCoE Founded in 2015,  the...
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    First CP3P Foundation Course in the Netherlands
    The Netherlands Taskforce Financing International Water Centre (TF IWC) finished its first CP3P Foundation course, delivered by Marcel van de Broeke on behalf of  K-Infra at the beginning of December 2018. The 12 participants successfully took the exam, with an average score of 88%, the best scores...
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    Structuring and Drafting the Tender and Contract
    7.3 Technical Capacity or Experience
    The technical capacity or experience criteria are essential for project success. Many projects fail because the successful bidder lacks the skills and experience required to manage the challenges and complexities of the particular infrastructure project. Failure can also occur if the successful...
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    Strategy Delivery and Commissioning
    11.2. Dispute Resolution Procedures
    Dispute circumstances are intrinsic in any PPP construction projects and could influence the success and failure of projects, thereby generating additional costs for all parties[27] [28]. PPP construction project issues, concerns, and disputes occur as a result of numerous factors such as technical...
  • Andrés Rebollo
    Andrés has 18+ years of experience working in the field of PPP and Infrastructure finance and now acts as independent senior advisor to investors and governments. Previous positions of Andrés include Partner head of Infrastructure & PPPs at Deloitte (the past 6 years), founder partner of...
  • How to Build Capacity and Governance in PPPs
    CP3P is the leading educational program that strengthens global capacity to design and implement sustainable PPPs. The PPP Guide has been accessed by 2.5 million people and over 4,500 professionals have gained certification. The World Association of PPP Units & Professionals (WAPPP) and APMG...
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    Establishing a PPP Framework
    1.6.5 Manage the Contract – Construction Phase, Service Delivery and Hand-Back
    Finally, having executed the contract, the PPP enters the final and longest “stage” – managing the contract throughout its operational phase. The challenge is to ensure the PPP provides Value for Money throughout the contract, not just at the Construction Phase. This typically requires ongoing...
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    Strategy Delivery and Commissioning
    3. Importance of Contract Management
    A tangible contract management function assists in managing obligations in an effective manner; this saves the two parties significant time and effort and provides benefits in terms of business strategies and procedures. Contracts dictate every aspect of key business strategies and relationships....
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    PPP Introduction and Overview
    8.1. What is Project Failure? Types of Project Failures
    For a PPP to be successful, the government must protect and maximize VfM throughout the preparation and implementation process and the life of the contract. A failure to achieve the expected VfM constitutes a project failure. Success in managing the PPP process is achieved by avoiding project...
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    Establishing a PPP Framework
    1.8.4 Budgeting for Fiscal Commitments
    Budgeting for PPPs involves making sure that money is appropriated and available to pay for whatever cost the government has agreed to bear under its PPP projects. Because such costs may be contingent or occur in the future, PPP budgeting can be hard to manage in traditional annual budget cycles....
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    Operations and Handback
    5. Managing Finances
    5.1. Payment Mechanisms The mechanism by which the private partner receives revenue with which it covers its costs, services its debt obligations, and generates a profit must be linked to the performance of its obligations under the PPP contract. The very heart of risk transfer and, therefore,...
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    Establishing a PPP Framework
    1.6.4 Tender and Award
    A well designed and implemented procurement is central to achieving Value for Money from the PPP. Procurement processes can include marketing the PPP, checking the qualifications of bidders, inviting and evaluating proposals, interacting with bidders during the process, selecting the preferred...
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    Appraising PPP Projects
    6 Developing the Financial Model
    At the Appraisal Phase, the project must be accurately described in financial terms to allow for several feasibility exercises to produce meaningful results. For example, the following appraisal exercises in box 4.5 use some variation of the financial description of the project. BOX 4.5:...
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    PPP Introduction and Overview
    7.3. Co-financing as a Mix of Public Traditional Finance/Procurement and Private Finance.
    The government may seek to financially support a project when it is an economically viable user-pays project, but the projected revenue on the basis of use is not enough for the project to be commercially viable. Another reason is to keep the price of services provided by the assets at a level...
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    Appraising PPP Projects
    12 Analysis of Impact on Government Deficits and Debt
    Chapter 2 (section 1.8.5) presented the rationale for establishing a framework to account for the liabilities and the assets resulting from PPP contracts. In fact, many countries develop specific rules that determine how they should account for and report their financial commitments. Analyzing the...
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    PPP Introduction and Overview
    5.6. The Challenge for Some EMDE[50] Countries and Especially Least Developed Countries: The Need to Adapt the PPP Approach to Macroeconomic Context and Financial Market Restrictions
    a) The Challenge of the Availability of Long-Term Finance Private finance PPPs require long-term finance, the majority of which should be in the form of debt so as to maximize financial efficiency through gearing[51] (see section 7). A sound financial structure requires that the debt is denominated...
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    Appraising PPP Projects
    18 Formal Requirements Regarding the Appraisal of PPPs and the Conditions Established by the Framework for the Green Light Decisions
    Chapter 2 (section 1.7.5) introduced some of the key points generally considered as decision drivers for governmental departments responsible for making the procurement decision. These decision drivers are often translated into national PPP frameworks. As introduced in chapter 1, having policy...
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    The CP3P Certification Program; first time in Lesotho (SA)
    The Foundation level training, aimed at candidates from public sector institutions in Lesotho, was delivered in Maseru by Training Byte Size, an accredited training provider. Candidates from ministries and municipalities with a mixed skill set and experience level in delivering PPPs attended the...