Globally, over US$5 trillion in infrastructure investment is required to both maintain existing assets as well as to build new infrastructure in transportation, water, energy, telecommunications, and environmental services. National, state, and local governments worldwide all face tremendous budget gaps and therefore are increasingly adopting Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) models as a means to provide critical infrastructure service delivery.
To address the range of issues in identifying, financing, and procurement PPP projects, IP3 provides a suite of classroom and online courses.
Key training areas include:
- PPP policy and institutional framework development
- Project identification, screening and selection
- Feasibility analyses (technical, economic, tariff, and project financing)
- Transaction structuring, financing and procurement strategies
- Transaction bid and tender preparation, tendering/procurement assistance, and negotiation
- Public awareness and stakeholder consultation
- Bid evaluation, award, and negotiation
- Performance monitoring, contract compliance and dispute resolution
- PPP service delivery and the poor
Sectors include: energy & electricity, water & waste water, transportation (roads, airports, ports, and rail), telecommunications, education, health, and municipal services
Please click for a current listing of upcoming Public-Private Partnership courses
