Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Handbook E-mail or fax the Publications Unit at + 632 636 2648 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting + 632 636 2648 end_of_the_skype_highlighting to order copies of this document. Applicable shipping cost will be charged. http://www.adb.org/Documents/Handbooks/Public-Private- Partnership/default.asp Guidelines, Handbooks, and Manuals Publication Date: September 2008 In stock
Development Bank (ADB) and its developing member countries' clients. It provides an overview of the role, design, structure, and execution of PPPs for infrastructure development. With inputs from policy and transaction specialists, this handbook addresses a range of matters associated with PPPs, from policy considerations to implementation issues. This handbook is meant as an introduction or primer to the design and execution of PPP strategies and projects in the context of development finance. View the document [ PDF: 2,074kb | 101 pages ]. To read, you need Acrobat. Contents -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgments, Contents, Acronyms, Introduction [ PDF: 99kb | 5 pages ] Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) - An Overview [ PDF: 117kb | 5 pages ] 1.1 Defining Public-Private Partnerships 1.2 Motivation for Engaging in PPPs Recent Experience with Infrastructure Privatization and PPPs [ PDF: 92kb | 4 pages ] 2.1 The Level and Form of Infrastructure Privatization/PPPs from 1990-2004 2.2 Incorporating Local and Regional Investment Sources 2.3 Incorporating Social Priorities Structuring a PPP: Sector Diagnostic and Sector Road Map [ PDF: 388kb | 16 pages ] 3.1 Requirements and Expectations 3.2 Technical Issues 3.3 Legal, Regulatory, and Policy Framework 3.4 Institutional Structures and Capacity 3.5 Commercial, Financial, and Economic Issues 3.6 Stakeholder Consultation 3.7 Clear Sector Strategy and Road Map 3.8 Clear Government Commitment and a Designated Champion Structuring a PPP: Available PPP Options [ PDF: 409kb | 17 pages ] 4.1 Service Contract 4.2 Management Contracts 4.3 Affermage or Lease Contracts 4.4 Concessions 4.5 Build-Operate-Transfer and Similar Arrangements 4.6 Joint Venture 4.7 Hybrid Arrangements Structuring a PPP: Selecting the Option [ PDF: 104kb | 3 pages ] PPP Preparatory Work [ PDF: 451kb | 19 pages ] 6.1 Establishing Appropriate Legal, Regulatory, and Policy Frameworks 6.2 Technical Preparation 6.3 Institutional Structures and Capacity Building 6.4 Commercial, Financial, and Economic Preparation 6.5 Labor Considerations 6.6 Including Local Partners 6.7 Stakeholder Involvement Implementing PPPs [ PDF: 345kb | 12 pages ]
7.2 Notification and Prequalification 7.3 Defining the Procurement Process 7.4 Defining the Bid Evaluation Process 7.5 Bid Package 7.6 The Contract 7.7 Negotiations and Contract Start 7.8 Key Implementation Issues Specific Pro-Poor Activities in PPPs [ PDF: 167kb | 5 pages ] 8.1 Pro-Poor Characteristics of PPP Options 8.2 Pro-Poor Interventions in the Context of PPPs 8.3 Output-Based Aid Contracts Framework for Measuring, Monitoring, and Reporting on Results [ PDF: 127kb | 3 pages ] Resources and Tools [ PDF: 280kb | 9 pages ]
10.2 Websites - PPP Organizations and Units 10.3 Websites - Sector-Specific Infrastructure 10.4 Literature - General PPPs 10.5 Literature - Infrastructure PPPs 10.6 Literature - Pro-Poor PPPs |
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53.Public Private Participation (A handbook) This Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Handbook is designed for the staff of the Asian
member countries' clients. It provides an overview of the role, design, structure, and execution of PPPs for infrastructure development. With inputs from policy and transaction specialists, this handbook addresses a range of matters associated with PPPs, from policy considerations to implementation issues. |
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