The World Bank has developed a number of sample contracts for client countries for municipal solid waste collection, which are performance based and focused on outputs, which have been sanitized and summarized below:
Public private partnerships in water require various agreements, or contracts, to outline the relationships and responsibilities between various stake holders. The agreements below are specific to the water and sanitation sectors.
Public private partnerships in municipal solid waste require various agreements, or contracts, to outline the relationships and responsibilities between various stake holders. The agreements below are specific to the solid waste sector. For a general description of the range of public-private partnership forms, please see the Agreements section.
In the water sector in recent years in West Africa, a hybid affermage/ concession arrangement has been adopted - a description of such an arrangement in Cote d'Ivoire can be found at PPIAF Gridlines - Partnering for Water in the Cote d'Ivoire(lessons from 50 years of successful operation). Examples of the hybrid model that has been adopted are set out below.
The World Bank has developed a Standard Form Management Contract together with Bidding Document and Technical Note recommended for use on water and energy projects the Bank is funding, together with a technical note discussing management contracts and their preparation. go to the General Conditions in the Bidding Documents for the contract itself.
Implementation agreements provide for direct contractual obligations and undertakings between the Government and the supplier or project company: the government is not usually a party to the power purchase agreement.
Some issues that will need to be considered in a fuel supply agreement are:
Quality of the fuel - what happens if it does not meet the specification?