Public Private Partnership 2010

Driving continuous investment and scalable project development through successful PPP frameworks & innovative financing options

The need for more PPP s has been on the rise in response to the needs of the local government to accelerate the materialisation of public service using minimal budget or making use of external funds to assist in budget limitations. This therefore creates an opportunity for the public sector to engage private financing which demands a particular knowhow. Through the collaboration of both sectors, it allows stronger managerial capability; technology knowhow and specialized knowledge. In this ever changing and challenging economy environment, customer s expectation of public services have increased as well. This justifies why state owned business increasingly has to compete with commercial markets, and to derive the best way to deliver the objectives is through the combination of the private and the public sector.

Key Topics

• Cultivating the right approach to encourage ambitious involvement and commitment of private sectors to public infrastructure
  
  
• Determining the role of a facilitator in PPP to collaborate the public, private, finance and legal sector
• Dealing with procedures for termination of a PPP project if not meeting objectives
• Strengthening negotiation during PPP contract decision making to ensure all parties understand the legal entitlement and structure