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Public-Private Partnerships - MOOC (audio)
By World Bank's Open Learning CampusBusiness
Public-Private Partnerships - MOOC (audio) episodes
- Value for MoneyValue for Money: Key concepts and considerations with James Ballingall, Head of International Infrastructure UK14 min
- PPPs and Reforms in PortugalPPPs and reforms in Portugal with Fernando Crespo Diu, Director of UTAP, the Portuguese Public Private Partnership Unit7 min
- The Stages of the PPP ProcessThe stages of the PPP process from project identification though operations with Edward Farquharson, Principal Advisor, European PPP Expertise Center (EPEC)13 min
- Getting the Framework Right for PPPsGetting the Framework Right for PPPs with Richard Florizone, President, Dalhousie University11 min
- Lessons from the Korea PPP ExperienceLessons from the Korea PPP Experience with Kangsoo Kim, Executive Director, PIMAC, Korea Development Institute (Language: Korean)5 min
- Managing the Procurement Cycle for SuccessManaging the Procurement Cycle for Success: The South African renewable energy independent power producer procurement program with Karen Breytenbach, Head, IPP Office10 min
- Project Sructuring and Designing the PPP ContractProject Sructuring and Designing the PPP Contract with Jane Jamieson, Senior Infrastructure Specialist, PPP Group, World Bank Group13 min
- Managing Stakeholder EngagementManaging Stakeholder Engagement with Brian Samuel, Public-Private Partnerships Coordinator at the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB)10 min
- Evaluating a Project for PPP Viability and Project RiskEvaluating a Project for PPP Viability and Project Risk with Pradeep Singh, CEO of the Mohali campus and deputy dean of the Indian School of Business (ISB)11 min
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About Public-Private Partnerships - MOOC (audio)
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Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) are one tool that governments can employ to help deliver needed infrastructure services. PPPs are a way of contracting for services, using private sector innovation…
and expertise, and they often leverage private finance. PPPs can, implemented under the right circumstances, improve service provision and facilitate economic growth.