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Today we will be looking at some of the advantages and disadvantages of PPPs Advantages of PPPs ● Leverage private sector expertise: Brings in specialized skills and efficiency. ● Access to private capital: Helps fund large-scale projects. ● Risk sharing: Distributes risk between the public and private sectors. ● Improved service delivery: Can lead to better quality and more efficient services. Disadvantages of PPPs ● Potential for higher costs: Long-term contracts can sometimes lead to higher overall costs. ● Complex negotiations: Setting up PPPs can be time-consuming and complex. ● Political risks: Changes in government can impact PPP contracts.

We're pleased to share that the second post in our new Public-Private Partnership blog series has just been published. In this article, we build on the case study analysis begun in our inaugural piece. It delves deeper into specific Australian examples of PPP projects that faced both financial challenges and successes. By examining real-world projects we identify valuable lessons around risk allocation, cost estimation practices, and value for money assessments over decades-long project timelines. With global infrastructure needs estimated at trillions, these insights are increasingly important. Our aim with the blog series is to arm decision-makers with practical knowledge gleaned from on-the-ground PPP experiences worldwide. As experts in structuring complex major projects, we strive to advance solutions and best practices. Be sure to follow our LinkedIn page to receive notifications as new pieces in the series are regularly added. We also welcome dialogue - please share your own perspectives in the comments. #InfrastructureDelivery #PublicPrivatePartnerships #InfrastructureInsights #LessonsLearned http://wix.to/FGeohZW

Happening now! Day 4 of our PPP Masterclass: Accessing Funding for Project Preparation. Stay tuned for today's insights! #PPPMasterclass #FundingStrategies #ProjectPreparation #InfrastructureDevelopment

How can private investors bridge the information gap and lack of project track records in Sub-Saharan Africa? #ClearyAfricaOutlook

Should all projects be modeled as Public-Private Partnerships? PPPs have been one of the many models of development adopted by the public sector to undertake infrastructure development goals. Public-Private Partnerships do not ensure or grant a license for the project to become successful in the long term. There are many external and internal factors that influence the success of a PPP project. A PPP model thrives when it gets the right atmosphere to evolve. The public and private sector need to do a thorough analysis of all external & internal factors expected to make a direct or an indirect impact on the proposed project. Evaluating the 'Opportunity-Cost' regarding finalizing the model of development is a must to see things clearly. Value-for-Money analysis is one popular tool to gauge the risk exposure, however there would certainly be many other methodologies to ascertain the choice of model. Political stability is one core factor that influences the decision for choosing PPPs. What are the other ways we can adopt to make this crucial decision? Do these factors vary from sector-to-sector and region-to-region? Do share your experiences & opinions... #PPP #PPPs #publicprivatepartnership #publicprivatepartnerships

Our outreach across the world is with a vision to strengthen the Global PPP ecosystem to deliver value and make it bankable for investments. Stories such as these reflect the impact of our work towards adding value in the global PPP community of professionals The world's infrastructure needs are evolving and PPPs too need to reflect these changing aspirations and demands of the emerging economies. The PPP ecosystem needs a strong workforce that has a global outlook for local challenges. P3 World Council is partnering with Governments and local bodies to be their trusted partner in building a strong PPP ecosystem Write to us if our work has had an impact in your journey of understanding and working around PPPs #PPP #PPPs #pubicprivatepartnerships #publicprivatepartnership

🌐 WAPPP | World Association of PPP Units & Professionals Small-Scale PPPs Series: Unveiling Fundamentals Today marked the inaugural session of the #SmallScalePPPs Series by WAPPP, where experts delved into the foundations of Small-Scale Public-Private Partnership (#PPP) projects, laying the groundwork for an enriching yearly program. Understanding the Dynamics of #SmallScalePPPs in Global Infrastructure In the realm of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), the definition of a "small" project can vary across nations. It's not just about cost; factors like risk, scope, duration, and stakeholders play crucial roles. 🔍 Key Considerations for PPP Projects: - Project Size and Cost - Complexity and Scope - Risk Allocation - Financing Mechanisms - Social and Economic Impact - Timeline ... 💡 Need for a PPP Project Sizing Framework: A standardized approach to determine project size can streamline approval processes, preventing small PPPs from undergoing the same scrutiny as large projects. 💰 Financing Challenges: Large banks may find small PPPs less attractive due to similar due diligence and approval efforts as larger projects. A need to balance financial viability and inclusivity arises. 🌍 Impact of Small-Scale PPPs: Despite challenges, small PPPs can bring significant benefits. A case in point is the transformative impact of a "soft" PPP post-floods in Louisiana, leading to over $2.5 billion in infrastructure investments. 📈 Market Maturity and Risks: In developing nations, small-scale PPPs can serve as catalysts for market maturity. However, caution is essential to avoid undue risks, especially in environments with incomplete projects. 🔄 Streamlining Processes: Commoditizing PPP procurement processes is vital for small-scale PPPs to make sense. This involves reducing transaction costs, leveraging local expertise, and providing necessary financial solutions. Join us as we unravel the intricacies of Small-Scale PPPs throughout the year! WAPPP | World Association of PPP Units & Professionals 🚀 #WAPPP #PPP #InfrastructureDevelopment #PublicPrivatePartnerships #Finance

The World Bank Group has come out with a fine report on Project Development ( preparation) funding facilities for PPPs. This is fine, and the document seems to be relatively well drafted ( as usual), and adresses important points that can help World Bank staff and consultants to give broad advice on PPP funds and get the usual 80% right on the structure. But it falls short on many things, which deserve a more lenghty debate than this space can provide ( besides, I’m on vacation!). But here is the gyst of it: 1- This is supply driven 2- Our client countries are having a meltdown on PPPs due to contract renegotiations, which as Gouasch use to say are the real bidding processes. 3- These PDFs need to have funding for prep, advisory, and renegotiations. 4- Client countries are signing contracts that are broad MOUs, and the final contract is actually decided in courts, 2 or 3 years later. 5- This can help Bank TA, plus push some money laying around in the envelope. 6- This does not solve the problems our clients need help with now. 7- Yet, a very good document, well drafted, that address key issues defined in the TORs.

PPP means Public-Private Partnership. It is a cooperative agreement between the government and private sector companies to provide goods or services to the public. The purpose of PPP is to share the risks and rewards of pursuing a project between the public and private partners.

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