Pakistan’s Public Private Partnership (PPP) Program Capacity Building and Training under

Capacity Building and Training under
Infrastructure Project Development
Facility (IPDF)
23rd September 2014
Pakistan’s Public Private
Partnership (PPP) Program
Presentation Outline
1.
Facilitation
2.
Capacity
Building
3.
International
Cooperation
Capacity Building and Training under IPDF
FACILITATION
Policy Level Facilitation
Public Private Partnership Policy 2010 at the Federal Level
Capacity Building of Federal and Provincial institutions
Pakistan Railways Open Access Policy
National Highway Authority BOT/PPP Policy
Capacity Building and Training under IPDF
CAPACITY BUILDING
CAPACITY BUILDING OF GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS
IPDF played in instrumental role in enhancing capacity of various
government departments and actively promoted mobilization of
private capital towards public infrastructure projects.
A. Highway Research and Training Complex (HRTC) C. Stake holder workshop on Bus Rapid Transit
project
• Conducted a 3 day training session on Public
Private Partnership targeting Engineers from NHA • Conducted
a
stakeholder
workshop
in
and other civic agencies to understand good
collaboration with CDIA to raise awareness
practices related to PPP.
regarding private sector involvement involving
• Training highlighted recent PPP transactions M-2,
local transporters educating them on use of
M-9 and explained various financial and
private sector financing to procure new buses
contractual legalities related to the project.
and plying them on existing routes.
B. Riphah International University
D. Pakistan Railway
• Conducted a seminar with Public Policy school of a • IPDF assisted Pakistan Railways in developing
leading University in Islamabad on effective use of
track access policy in collaboration with the
private sector financing and role of private sector
world bank. As per the policy, PR would
encourage private investment towards PR tracks
based on a track access charge.
Capacity Building of Government Institutions
IPDF facilitated setting-up provincial units in Punjab and Sindh
• Built capacities of employees of provincial units
• Conducted trainings and capacity building workshops
Facilitated in drafting provincial law in Punjab and Sindh
Started working with recently set-up Khyber Pakhtukhaw PPP unit on same lines
IPDF Guidelines and Standardized Documents for Capacity Building
• Project Inception Guidelines
• Project Preparation & Feasibility Guidelines
• Project Procurement Guidelines
• Viability Gap Funding Guidelines & Instructions
• Risk Management Framework
• Tariff guidelines
• Economic Cost-Benefit Guidelines
• Environment & Social Guidelines
• PPP Standardized Contractual Provisions on Annuity model
• PPP Standardized Contractual Provisions on User Pay model
Capacity Building and Training under IPDF
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
International Cooperation with CDIA
 IPDF co-organized basic training on Public Private Partnerships for
municipalities with support from Cities Development Initiative
Asia in May 2015.
 The purpose of the training was to enable participants acquire
basic knowledge about goals of PPPs
How can PPP
contribute
towards
urban
development
What is
PPP
What is
important about
PPP
IPDF – CDIA Trainings
Guide participants towards elements to succeed
in finding and preparing PPP in their cities
Identifying PPP projects: what is needed,
what sector and ho to find PPP projects
Bundling and unbundling elements.
Examples of PPPs
Legal considerations
IPDF – CDIA Trainings
Participants will learn and practice concepts and
elements in developing PPPs, like:
The importance of making projects bankable
Value for money concept, how to use it and what to expect
Specific challenges on PPP projects in urban development,
why each project is unique;
Making projects attractive
The importance of project risks: its perceptions from
different stakeholders and samples of how to mitigate them
IPDF – CDIA Trainings
Enable participants to see the projects from the perspective of
different stakeholders and main actors with focus on:
• What to expect
• Roles
• Needs
• Worries
• Requirements for lenders and users
The Project
Cycle
Understand PPP
processes
What help do I
need
The first Steps
Infrastructure Project Development Facility
www.ipdf.gov.pk
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