Course Overview
This course examines the critical role of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in developing and managing large-scale resource projects and public infrastructure. Participants will learn the complete PPP cycle, from project identification and feasibility assessment to contract negotiation, financing, and management. The focus is on creating bankable, sustainable, and equitable partnerships that deliver value for both the public and private sectors.

Course Duration
5 Days

Target Audience

• Senior government officials and policymakers in ministries of finance, energy, and transport

• Project developers, investment managers, and legal advisors from private companies

• Representatives from development finance institutions (DFIs) and commercial banks

• Consultants and NGO staff involved in infrastructure and resource development

Personal Impact

• Ability to conduct a preliminary feasibility assessment for a potential PPP project.

• Understanding of different PPP models (e.g., BOT, BOO, Concessions) and their appropriate application.

• Skills to analyze key contractual clauses in PPP agreements, including risk-sharing arrangements.

• Knowledge of the financing structures and sources of funding for PPP projects.

Organizational Impact

• Enhanced capacity to structure and procure viable and sustainable PPP projects.

• Improved ability to attract private investment for public infrastructure and resource development.

• Stronger negotiation outcomes, leading to fairer risk allocation and better value for money.

• Reduced likelihood of project failure through proper preparation and management.