Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) represent structured contractual arrangements that combine public oversight with private sector investment and efficiency to deliver strategic projects and services. Their success depends on regulatory frameworks that define responsibilities, distribute risks, and safeguard the public interest. This training program introduces legal frameworks, compliance models, and governance mechanisms that shape PPPs across sectors. It also emphasizes broader perspectives on transparency, accountability, and sustainability in managing long-term partnerships.
Analyze institutional foundations and governance principles of PPPs.
Evaluate regulatory frameworks that define roles, responsibilities, and compliance.
Classify legal structures, contractual models, and risk allocation mechanisms.
Determine institutional methods for dispute resolution and stakeholder accountability.
Explore strategies for ensuring sustainability and public value in PPP arrangements.
Government officials overseeing PPP projects.
Legal and regulatory advisors.
Project finance and investment specialists.
Corporate executives engaged in infrastructure and service delivery.
Governance, compliance, and risk management professionals.
Institutional definition and scope of PPPs.
Key drivers for adopting PPP models.
Governance role of PPPs in infrastructure and public services.
Benefits and challenges of PPP arrangements.
Comparative perspectives on PPP structures worldwide.
National and international regulatory models for PPPs.
Institutional policies for transparency and accountability.
Standards for procurement and bidding processes.
Role of independent regulators in overseeing PPP compliance.
Mechanisms for harmonizing PPP regulations with broader legal frameworks.
Legal foundations of PPP contracts.
Models of concession agreements, BOT, BOOT, and lease arrangements.
Mechanisms for risk sharing and performance-based contracts.
Institutional safeguards for protecting public interest.
Key clauses ensuring compliance and enforceability.
Governance frameworks for PPP oversight.
Institutional methods for monitoring performance and obligations.
Risk allocation strategies within legal frameworks.
Mechanisms for dispute prevention and arbitration.
Role of accountability systems in sustaining trust.
Institutional strategies for ensuring long term sustainability of PPPs.
Frameworks for embedding accountability and transparency.
Legal considerations in balancing profit with public service.
Methods for integrating ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) criteria.
Strategic perspectives on PPPs as tools for sustainable development.