Public Private Partnership (PPP) is a model that is required to bridge the infrastructural deficit gap in any nation. Government all over the globe do not have the financial muscle to meet all their infrastructural needs in roads, rails, power, health, education, ports, water and other areas. The global trend is to use Public Private Partnership to achieve the infrastructural deficits in these area s by leveraging on private capital. Unfortunately, most public private partnership ends up as a failed project Why do this happen?  This 5-day course is designed to equip participants on why PPP fail and the rudiments for a successful PPP using case studies of Key successful PPP

Learning Objectives

At the end of the 5-day course, participants should be able to:

• Define Public Private Partnership (PPP)
• Know the history of Public Private Partnership
• Know the regulatory framework for Public Private Partnership.
• Know types of Public Private Partnership
• Know motivation for PPP
• Know benefits and challenges of PPP
• Know and describe structure of Public Private Partnership
• Know Project finance for Public Private Partnership
• Know why PPP fail
• Outline key success factors for Public Private Partnership
• Outline Case studies of some failed PPP,
• Outline case studies of key successful PPP

Who to Attend?

 This course is designed t for those in the oil, engineering, manufacturing and construction, Ministry and parastatal Heads and officers who see functions include seeking for PPP to add value. Legal officers and CEO and Managing Directors of companies. Etc