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Thinking of starting your career in Public Private Partnerships (PPP / PFI)? Then you have landed in the right place.The overall aim of this crash course PPP is to explore and examine key concepts, methods and techniques used in managing Public-Private Partnerships thoroughly and also to look at the various real life examples to bring out the best possible performance using the current abilities of the team.This book presents a comprehensive account of the PPP training. It helps in acquiring Public Private Partnerships knowledge. It contains illustrations to show how PPP / PFI ideas are applied in practice and real life scenarios. The combination of public-private partnerships (PPPs), as this book illustrates, is a growing trend throughout large economies in the world. Such alliances can meet the ever-growing needs of the public and dates from the way back in the centuries such as the Erie Canal (1825) and the first Transcontinental Railroad (1869). PPPs to date are not only limited to the transportation projects but also the delivery of social amenities, infrastructure, construction of schools, hospitals, government properties, water and drainage systems and other wide range of applications. The process of building cities in the urban areas or developing new communities is a challenging and complex task which at times cannot be left solely in the hands of the public sector this, therefore, requires the merging of the private and public sector’s resources as well as both interests. PPP/ PFI is established within the western world and has found its way into the developing countries as well. The ideology behind PPP emanated from the thought that the Private capital cannot ultimately rely on to take care of the high prices for say redevelopment, and government money can neither bear the burden of covering the costs of the public infrastructure and facilities.Good partnerships achieve proper collaboration and cooperation by removing any bottlenecks in planning and zoning controls which most of the times can be inadequate and not flexible. The partnership process entails putting adequate efforts to balance the interests of the public and private entities and reduce conflicts.PPPs, when implemented, should not have the conflicting objectives. Therefore, the public entity or state should ensure that it attracts private entity’s participation and in turn preserving the interests of the public. To achieve a balance of both objectives the government, as well as its citizens, need to give a price that is reasonable and obtain a marginal value or benefit. Likewise, the private entity requires a risk and reward profiles that are reasonable, and they should be able to manage the transaction costs that will be involved.Viewed at times as enterprises, PPPs require the combination of technical, legal and economic advice because the public entity grants the private partner rights of initiating and operating that plan within the stipulated terms of the agreement. Balance should also be achieved between the project’s technical and economic provisions so that the private entity can be successful and even meet the objectives of the public partner.For PPPs to efficiently function the government needs to emphasise the importance of building and (or) improving the institutional capacity this is because PPP poses challenging tasks to the private entity’s officials. The need for having complementary specialised expertise in matters of legal, financial or technical arises. Thus the institutional infrastructure is required to conceptualise, conduct the procurement process & deliver. Who should use the book?This book provides useful knowledge of PPP / PFI to the following professionals:•Company Directors •Government Stakeholders•Private Investors and Stakeholders•Analysts•Business Advisors and Management Consultants •Auditors and Accountants•Private Equity

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