PUBLIC
PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
Public Private Partnership is In
a public and private partnership arrangement, each partner, usually through legally binding contract(s) or some other
mechanism, agrees to share responsibilities related to implementation
and/oroperationand management of a project. This collaboration or
partnership is built on the expertise of each partner that meets clearly
defined public needs through the appropriate allocation of:
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Resources
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Risks
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Rewards,
and
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Responsibilities
The allocations of these elements
and other aspects of PPP projects such as, details of implementation,
termination, obligations, dispute resolution and payment arrangements are
negotiated between the parties involved and are documented in written contract
agreement(s) signed by them.
What is PPP Unit?
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A group of PPP specialists assisting the government
and the private sector in tackling difficulties in PPP
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Many countries have shown positive experience and it’s
becoming a trend in many countries starting PPP program to set up a PPP unit
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There are no single design of PPP unit, and all
country need to customize the design of PPP unit according to the local context
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HOWEVER, PPP unit is not a prerequisite nor a
guarantee for successful PPP
A PPP unit is any
organization designed to:
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Promote or improve PPPs by trying to attract more of
them or by ensuring that PPPs meet such quality criteria as affordability, value
for money, and appropriate transfer of risk.
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Have a lasting mandate to manage multiple PPP
transactions, often in multiple sectors. This distinguishes PPP units from PPP
teams working in a single ministry or committees created to work on specific
transactions.
Brief description of PPP
Unit
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In conducting PPP schemes there is a new demand on
government agencies.
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Capacity to design projects with a package of risks
and incentives that makes them attractive to the private sector;
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Assessment of the cost to tax- payers
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Contract management skills to oversee
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Advocacy and outreach skills to build consensus on the
role of PPPs
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Develop a broad program across different sectors and
levels of government.
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PPP units play important roles in several countries
(e.g., Australia, UK and South Korea) that are successfully conducting PPP
program
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A PPP unit is any organization designed to
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Promote or improve PPPs by trying to attract more of
them or by ensuring that PPPs meet such quality criteria as affordability,
value for money, and appropriate transfer of risk.
*
Have a lasting mandate to manage multiple PPP
transactions, often in multiple sectors.
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In principle, the role of PPP unit is to remove
obstacles to PPP programs both in government and private sector
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In principle, the role of PPP unit is to remove
obstacles to PPP programs both in government and private sector
Role of PPP Unit
1.
Policy advisory
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Macroeconomic aspect
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Government support
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Accounting and monitoring
2.
Technical assistance
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Project selection and development
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Standardized documents
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Negotiation
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Ex-post management
3.
Investment promotion
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Conference
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Road show
4.
Research
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International best practice
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Review of previous transactions
5.
Capacity building
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Line ministries
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Local governments
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Private sector
Staffing of PPP Unit
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Staffs are PPP specialists who are familiar with the
public and private practice together
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The staffs includes economist, finance specialist,
accountants, lawyers, as well as engineers in all sectors covered by PPP law
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If the unit is located within the government, the payment level
sometime becomes issue. High turn over rate of PPP
staffs can emerge as an issue after the Unit becomes fully operational
A successful PPP unit
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A successful PPP unit is one that contributes to a
successful PPP program
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A successful PPP program is one that fosters
successive PPP transactions that
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Provide the services the government needs.
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Offer value for money as measured against public
provision of services (with value for money measured by the net present value
of lifetime costs, including the cost of bearing risk).
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Comply with general standards of good governance and
with such policies as avoiding corruption, being fiscally prudent, and
complying with relevant legal and regulatory regimes.
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