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Introduction

Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) have become a prominent model for delivering infrastructure and services globally. By leveraging private sector capital, expertise, and efficiency, governments can address public infrastructure needs without burdening public budgets. These partnerships, while highly beneficial, require careful assessment to ensure their alignment with public goals, financial viability, and long-term sustainability. In this course, we will delve deeply into the methodologies and strategies for evaluating PPP investment projects, exploring the intricacies of financial, legal, and operational assessments.

The course will begin by providing an overview of the PPP framework, its key components, and the various models commonly used in the public and private sectors. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how PPPs function across different industries, including transportation, energy, and healthcare. We will explore the roles of stakeholders, the importance of clear contract structures, and how to manage risks associated with such partnerships.

Next, we will dive into the assessment process, focusing on the critical elements that must be analyzed to ensure a project’s success. This includes financial viability, risk allocation, and the evaluation of project returns. Detailed discussions on the risk-sharing mechanisms between the public and private sectors will be covered, with an emphasis on how these elements contribute to the long-term sustainability of the partnership.

The course will also address the various types of financial models used in PPP projects, such as project finance, equity investment, and debt financing. Through case studies and practical examples, participants will understand how to assess the financial structure and ensure that the project is financially sound. Understanding the intricacies of cash flow models and the mechanisms for debt servicing will be a key aspect of the training.

Moreover, the legal aspects of PPPs will be explored, particularly the importance of drafting solid agreements that ensure fair distribution of risks, rewards, and responsibilities. The course will provide insights into how to assess the legal framework surrounding these agreements, focusing on regulatory compliance, contract negotiation, and dispute resolution mechanisms.

Finally, we will emphasize the importance of continuous monitoring and evaluation throughout the life of a PPP project. Effective performance tracking mechanisms, along with post-implementation reviews, will be discussed in detail to ensure that projects continue to meet their objectives and provide value for money to both public and private stakeholders.

Objectives

By attending this course, participants will be able to:

Understand the key concepts and frameworks of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and their role in investment projects.
Analyze the financial viability of PPP projects using various financial models and tools.
Assess the legal structure of PPP agreements and identify essential components for successful partnership execution.
Evaluate the risk-sharing mechanisms between public and private sectors and determine how to mitigate potential risks.
Develop strategies for monitoring, managing, and evaluating PPP projects over their life cycle to ensure ongoing success.
Apply best practices in PPP assessment to real-world scenarios and case studies, providing actionable insights for future projects.

Who Should Attend?

This course is ideal for:

Public sector officials involved in infrastructure development and investment projects.
Private sector professionals working in project finance, legal services, or infrastructure development.
Consultants and advisors specializing in PPP projects.
Project managers, risk managers, and financial analysts seeking to enhance their knowledge of PPP investment assessments.
Legal professionals who draft and negotiate PPP agreements.
Anyone involved in the planning, evaluation, or management of PPP projects, particularly in large-scale infrastructure and public service sectors.

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