Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs) represent a critical model for delivering large-scale infrastructure and public services. This 10-day advanced course equips participants with comprehensive knowledge in financial analysis, economic evaluation, risk allocation, and structuring PPP projects. The program blends theory with practical tools, international best practices, case studies, and hands-on exercises, enabling participants to confidently plan, assess, implement, and monitor PPP initiatives.
Course Objectives of Finance and Economics for Public–Private Partnership (PPP) Projects
At the end of this program participants will be qualified to:
- Understand the financial and economic foundations of PPP models.
- Conduct financial analysis, modeling, and affordability assessments.
- Evaluate economic viability using cost–benefit analysis and value-for-money techniques.
- Understand risk allocation, mitigation, and transfer mechanisms in PPPs.
- Structure PPP contracts and financing agreements.
- Examine global PPP frameworks, policies, and best practices.
- Develop and review PPP feasibility studies and business cases.
- Understand procurement, bidding, negotiation, and monitoring methods.
Course Methodology of Finance and Economics for Public–Private Partnership (PPP) Projects
- Enhanced organizational reputation and stakeholder trust.
- Reduced risk related to unethical behavior, misconduct, and compliance violations.
- Improved leadership alignment, collaboration, and decision quality.
- Stronger organizational culture and higher employee engagement.
Organizational Impact of Finance and Economics for Public–Private Partnership (PPP) Projects
- Improved decision-making in planning and financing PPP projects
- Enhanced ability to analyze risk, cost efficiency, and value for money
- Stronger alignment between public sector priorities and private sector investment
- Better negotiations and contract oversight for long-term PPP success
Personal Impact of Finance and Economics for Public–Private Partnership (PPP) Projects
- Enhanced financial and economic analytical skills
- Better understanding of PPP models, structures, and contract management
- Stronger capability in interpreting feasibility studies and PPP models
- Greater confidence in handling procurement, negotiation, and risk issues
