The Public-Private Partnership course offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in a booming sector, where the The convergence of the public and private sectors is transforming the way in which projects essential to social and economic progress are carried out. At present, the demand for professionals trained in the management and evaluation of PPP projects is high, as these partnerships have proved to be crucial for optimising resources and improving infrastructure. Through this course, you will gain a in-depth knowledge of collaboration agreements, including an understanding of their benefits and limitations, as well as the legal framework governing them. What’s more, you’ll learn how to manage these contracts efficiently, preparing you to lead initiatives that have a positive impact on the community. If you’re looking to be part of this revolution in project management and establish yourself in a competitive job market, this course is your gateway.
Public-Private Partnership
Corporate
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
- To understand the concept of public-private partnerships and their benefits.
- To identify limitations in public-private partnership contracts.
- To analyse the framework for the implementation of PPP contracts.
- To evaluate public-private partnership projects effectively.
- Successfully manage public-private partnership contracts.
- To distinguish between roles and responsibilities in PPP contracts.
- Apply knowledge to improve public-private collaboration.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) CONTRACTS: CONCEPT, BENEFITS AND LIMITATIONS.
The impact of infrastructure on economic development.
Funding structures: Public vs. Private.
Models and structures of public-private partnerships.
Public-private partnership contracts around the world.
Identification of public-private partnership projects.
TEACHING UNIT 2. FRAMEWORK FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CONTRACTS.
Regulatory and institutional framework for public-private partnerships: COMMON LAW v CIVIL LAW
Fiscal analysis of public-private partnerships: capacity and impact on the deficit
Economic analysis of public-private partnerships
Financial analysis of public-private partnerships
Stakeholders
TEACHING UNIT 3. EVALUATION OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS.
Technical, economic and financial viability of public-private partnership projects.
Social and environmental viability of public-private partnership projects.
Risk allocation in public-private partnership contracts.
The concept of value for money.
Definition of the criteria for the project’s promotion and advertising.
TEACHING UNIT 4. MANAGEMENT OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CONTRACTS.
Tendering and award process for public-private partnership contracts.
Definition of the contract’s financial structure.
Contract management during the construction and operational phases.
The renegotiation of infrastructure concession contracts.
Termination of the contract and transfer of assets.