In this course, we will examine PPP from its fundamentals to real-world examples, learning from the successes and failures of PPP projects around the world.
The best training recommendations for project evaluation, contractual drafting, procurement, and contract management are introduced, demonstrated, and examined.
In this course, we dispel some common PPP myths and misconceptions, as well as address critical practical issues such as community and stakeholder engagement, incentivizing or compelling contractual performance, and dealing with requests for contract variation or renegotiation.
Individual sector investment and expertise can be mobilized through PPP to provide much-needed infrastructure and public services. It has the potential to transform government agencies and contracting authorities from asset owners and operators to knowledgeable buyers of private-sector services.
However, with over 110 countries competing for PPP funding and expertise, success is dependent on improving public and private sector space and understanding of PPP.
This course will magnify your ability to discover whether PPP is the best vehicle for your projects and to assure that you have in place the contract duration and contract management techniques to ensure long-term success.
In this course, our expert presenter draws on practical experience and a great discussion with policymakers, Ministers, Law Officers, PPP Units, private sector contractors, and funders in Africa and around the world. This course blend shows with practical case studies and interactive exercises to ensure that participants have ample opportunity to discuss, challenge, and understand the key principles of PPP.
Success can be learned, and failures avoided, by examining others' experiences.
During the course, we draw on practical cases of best practice and well-documented failures to maximize your team's chances of success.
By practical examples, open discussion, and interactive activities, your organization can increase the skills and confidence to deliver successful PPP.