Effective project financing through Public-Private Partnerships
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Effective project financing through Public-Private Partnerships. David Harley, Partner, Abu Dhabi Urban Transportation 2009 27 April 2009. Effective project financing through PPPs. Overview Exploring the benefits Keys to successful project delivery Risk allocation. Overview.
Effective project financing through Public-Private Partnerships
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Effective project financing through Public-Private Partnerships David Harley, Partner, Abu Dhabi Urban Transportation 2009 27 April 2009
Effective project financing through PPPs • Overview • Exploring the benefits • Keys to successful project delivery • Risk allocation
Overview • PPPs take a variety of forms • O&M • DBO • DBFM • BOT / BOOT • Concession • Government a purchaser of services rather than assets
Typical project structure Project Deed Construction Contract O&M/FM Contract Facility Agreement and Security Documents Tripartite/ Direct Agreements Government Support and others State Banks Project Co. Insurer Equity Insurance D&C O+M Insurance Subcontractor Consultants Subcontractor Insurance Insurance
Exploring the benefits of a PPP • Private sector know-how, experience and resources • Pass substantial risk to private sector • Integration of responsibilities – “one-stop shop” • Limit government debt • Avoid significant short-term government expenditure
Keys to successful project delivery • Political/Government backing and commitment • Regulatory framework • Adequate scoping • Managing the bid • Allocation of risk
Risk allocation • Identify, quantify and allocate potential risks • Party that is best able to deal with risk at lowest cost • Prepare a risk matrix • Lowest risk not always optimal outcome – value for money is key
Takeaway points • PPPs an effective way to deliver transport projects • Need government commitment, good scoping and realistic allocation of risk • Challenges at present with funding • Opportunity now to build a pipeline and lay the groundwork for the future