Overview:

This 5-day intensive course equips participants with the knowledge and practical skills to design, negotiate, and manage Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in the water and sanitation sector. With growing demand for sustainable financing and efficient service delivery, PPPs offer a valuable mechanism to bridge resource gaps, share risks, and enhance infrastructure investment. The course combines global best practices, local case studies, and hands-on exercises to prepare participants for structuring PPPs that are financially viable, legally sound, and socially inclusive.

Duration:

5 Days 

Target Audience:

• Policymakers and water sector regulators

• Water utility managers and board members

• Legal and financial advisors in infrastructure projects

• Development partners and donor agencies

• Private sector investors in water and sanitation

Personal Impact:

• Gain confidence in structuring and negotiating PPP agreements

• Strengthen ability to analyze financial and legal aspects of water PPPs

• Acquire practical skills in designing sustainable PPP models

• Enhance career growth by becoming a PPP resource person in water projects

Organizational Impact:

• Strengthened institutional capacity to attract and manage private investment

• Reduced financial burden on public budgets through risk-sharing mechanisms

• Improved service delivery and infrastructure expansion in the water sector

• Enhanced credibility with donors and international partners