The Municipal Public-Private Partnership Framework - Module 3: Project Concept Note
Each section of the Concept Note template includes cross-references to relevant questions in the PCAT, which may be instructive for completing the Concept Note.
The Municipal Public-Private Partnership Framework - Module 2: Project Concept Assessment
This module is intended to help practitioners make an initial assessment of project feasibility as a PPP, based on core project characteristics set forth in Module 3: Project Concept Note. Within each section, there are a series of positive statements that, if true, indicate that the project may be suited for delivery as a PPP.
The Municipal Public-Private Partnership Framework - Module 1: Municipal Readiness
This tool is organized around six general statements that, if true, tend to indicate the municipality is well positioned to pursue a PPP. Each statement is accompanied by a brief explanation of its relevance and followed by a non-exhaustive series of illustrative questions designed to walk practitioners through a set of more specific topics that are generally relevant to the accuracy of the statement.
The Municipal Public-Private Partnership Framework - Guidance Note
The Guidance Note proposes a ‘light touch’ process, to provide enough control for the municipality, without burdening the municipality or the project with significant bureaucratic processes.
What do mothers-in-law and national PPP structures have in common?
Most PPP structures are focused on national interests, governed by national laws, and coordinated by national PPP units and funding structures. This desire to define and control is often driven by the national government’s need to access new sources of funding, to deliver infrastructure with more efficiency (reducing costs and pressure on the budget), and to protect the national budget from the contingent risks associated with PPP projects. It makes sense, then, that the national government establishes the governance structure around PPPs.
A tale of… cities
One cannot help but compare subnational and municipal PPPs to national level PPPs. Historically, PPP programs and frameworks have been focused on projects of national importance, which are politically riveting as well as, oftentimes, costly – involving central government agencies to assume liabilities or giving guarantees.
By comparison, PPPs at the municipal level tend to be less splashy, smaller projects that quietly improve citizens’ daily lives: better street lighting, improved parking, clean markets, and bus shelters that keep commuters out of the rain. While these projects may not capture national attention, they are worthwhile infrastructure.
Grain Storage PPPs
PPP projects for grain storage can be done through a variety of models depending on policy imperatives of governments and actual demand for storage. Globally, only a few projects have been successfully implemented in this sector as PPPs. There has been some recent interest in adopting this approach in countries such as India, Pakistan, Oman, Nigeria, Philippines, and Zambia. However, not all of these countries have ended up adopting the PPP mode. This section looks at some sample agreements, as well as general reference materials and lessons learnt.
Municipal Parking
Australia
This is an example of a Build, Own, Operate and Transfer (BOOT) agreement for a car park at a public hospital in Australia - Australia hospital car park PPP agreement. The project summery provides an overview of the commercial and contractual arrangements.
APP de Proyectos Municipales de Residuos Sólidos
A pesar de que los municipios generalmente se responsabilizan por los servicios de recolección residuos sólidos, el sector privado ha estado involucrado a través de acuerdos de subcontratación, o de manera informal de la recolección de residuos.
Andhra Pradesh Tolling Policy
Region
6
Publication Year
Off
Document Link
The Andhra Pradesh State Roads (Collection of Fees from any Person for the Use of Section of Sate Roads/Permanent Bridge/Temporary Brodge on A.P State Roads) Rules, 2007
Related Information:
Tracking Reference:
Andhra Pradesh Tolling Policy_2007_English