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The main objectives of the Foundation Course are to introduce the PPP concept as an option to procure and manage infrastructure; to scope the term for the purposes of the PPP Guide, and to explain its main characteristics.

This Foundation Course includes the relevance and features of a proper PPP framework and the entire PPP process cycle, including a description of each of the phases that constitutes the process from a practical perspective. One additional objective of the Foundation Course is to help to create a common ground for terminology regarding PPPs and the PPP process.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Executive decision makers
• Senior government employees
• Private sector practitioners involved with infrastructure and service delivery
• Finance, economics, legal, procurement, environmental, risk and engineering practitioners.

COURSE CONTENT:

• Introducing and scoping the PPP concept
• Alternatives for infrastructure finance and procurement
• Types of PPP and nomenclature issues
• Where PPPs are used
• Infrastructure sectors
• Motivations for using PPPs
• Typical structure of a PPP
• How PPPs are financed
• Reasons for project failure
• Introduction to the PPP framework concept
• An overview of the PPP process