Designing a Performance-Based Contract: Case Study Exercise

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Publication Date:
May 03, 2018
Sector:
Water and Sanitation
Region:
Global
Language:
English
Nature:
Case Study
Country:
Global / Non-Specific
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Exercise in the design of a PBC, including:

  • initial design considerations
  • PBC design principles
  • terms and conditions of the contract

This exercise was part of the Non-Revenue Water Performance-Based Contracts training that took place in Washington DC in March 2017.

A presentation on Performance Based Contracts in Non- Revenue Water Reduction Programs, delivered on March 2017

Session 7: Exercise on PBC Design and Risk Allocation

Links:
Designing a Performance-Based Contract: Case Study Exercise
Knowledge Lab
PPPs by Sector
Water & Sanitation PPPs
Risk allocation

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