06.03.2015 - By World Bank's Open Learning Campus (OLC)
This webinar seeks to look at the public and private perspectives on PPP procurement in India.
Public-Private Partnerships have been seen as an important form of procurement for the delivery of services across sectors in several emerging markets globally. However, developing and bidding out PPPs continues to be expensive for governments. Similarly, the bidding process entails substantial risk in terms of investment of time and money by the bidders in the pre-procurement and procurement processes, including the costs of development of project design and technical parameters as well as the often complicated legal and financial documentation.
Speakers: Shyamala Shukla (Moderator)
Senior Consultant, Infrastructure Finance and PPP, The World Bank, Athar Shahab
Chief Executive Officer, Infrastructure and Real Estate, Vedanta Group, and Anand Srivastava
Senior Procurement Specialist, The World Bank