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Public Private Partnership for Growth

What Will I Learn?

The course provides a platform for participants to gain a comprehensive understanding of the pros and cons of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs), and the mechanisms to successfully implement PPP in a developing country. Participants will also study the relevant organizational structures, effective regulation, enabling legislation, and risk management techniques necessary for well-designed procurement approaches and timely financing for PPP projects, while achieving the objectives of affordability and value-for-money for all stakeholders.

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Indicative Content

    • Aims of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Contract Management

      • Continuous high-quality service delivery

      • Defined contractual responsibilities and risk allocations

      • Controlled impact of external changes (effective change management)

      • Achievement of efficiency expectations

    • Stakeholder Essentials for an Ideal Contract

      • Responsibilities, concerns and requirements of stakeholders clearly defined

      • Active, effective stakeholder communication

      • Common goals, objectives and values

      • Clear communication of project deliverables to stakeholders

    • Components of Negotiation

      • Payment terms

      • Workflow

      • Expected service levels

      • Provisions of effective contract management

    • Success Factors of Contract Negotiations

      • Frank and clear communication

      • Early stakeholder involvement

      • Readiness towards risk acceptance

      • Willingness to commit to negotiation terms

      • Similar thought process, goals and values

      • Willingness to invest in long-term projects

      • Ability to obtain timely planning permission

    • Challenges to Contract Negotiation

      • Lack of communication

      • Influence of power, bias and corruption

      • Lack of skill and experience

      • Unpreparedness

      • Lack of patience

      • Criticism and sarcasm

      • Lack of confidence and flexibility

    • Disadvantages of Re-negotiations

      • Distortion of competitive bidding

      • Lack of positive impact of competitive pressure

      • Power, bias and corruption influencing success and outcome of re-negotiation

    • Success Factors of Contract Management

      • Predicting opportunities of dispute

      • Monitoring performance

      • Understanding timelines and contractual formalities

      • Understanding and preventing risks, especially termination

      • Foreseeing and addressing contractual change

      • Preventing re-negotiations

    • Challenges to Contract Management

      • Verbal approvals not documented

      • Tracking contract costs

      • Lack of performance metrics

      • Resistance by one or more contract partners

      • Interference beyond defined responsibilities and boundaries

      • Lack of experienced and skilled contract managers

      • Corruption

    • Management setting for PPP

      • Setting up and managing the partnership

      • Build trust with key stakeholders, by navigating leadership and cultural issues

      • Interest-based negotiation

      • Partnership agreements

      • Crisis management risks, reputation and what you need to be aware of.

      • Working in a partnership environment

      • Understand the dynamic partnership. Practical case studies applying techniques learnt? The role of monitoring and evaluation techniques.

    • Conclusion

      • Review of the case study - learning and reflection

      • Consolidating the learning with the techniques and tools

      • Using coaching and mentoring in partnerships

      • Developing an action plan for your return to work

      • Case studies and examples of successful and failed PPP projects

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Objectives

  • Identify how to establish and sustain partnerships by communicating a common mission.

  • Describe the importance of public-private partnerships to emergency preparedness and planning.

  • Identify roles and responsibilities in public-private partnerships.

  • Complete knowledge and information related to PPP contract development, negotiation, and management.

  • Information and understanding of the required tools and techniques to successfully establish contracts for the organization, keeping provisions and flexibility for future change.

  • The necessary information about the principles and concepts for establishing a robust yet flexible contract design.

  • The required experience and skill to link risk assessment to related provisional clauses in contracts.

  • In-depth knowledge and exposure to fundamental concepts for successful contract negotiations.

  • The confidence and skill to manage change during the tenure of the contract.

  • the required skill, confidence, knowledge and experience to play an important role in contract development, negotiation and management, thus demonstrating potential and prospect for faster career growth and progression.

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Course Features

  • Lectures 0
  • Duration 90 Days
  • Certificate Yes
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