This Toolkit aims to help developing country governments that are interested in using private firms to help expand access to safe water and sanitation services at reasonable cost.  Specially, it aims to help them and their advisers design arrangements that maximize the benefits for their countries, provinces, or municipalities.  It is intended to complement other work being undertaken by the World bank and others on options for improving public provision of water services.

 

 

Claude Menard, Peeroo Aleksandra

 

Section I comes back to the characteristics of the water sector. It describes some key features that may explain the slow pace of reform and that may also help better understanding characteristics and limits of that process. Then, a historical and global overview of the liberalization movement and the actual state of the water sector is presented.

 

Section II examines more specifically the main drivers towards and factors of resistance to the liberalization process in the water sector.

This section links to Model Request for Proposal for PPP projects and guidelines.

 

Public Private Partnership Handbook, version 2, Ministry of Finance Singapore, March 2012. 

 

Related Information: 

Standardized Bidding Documents and Guidelines

 

Tracking Reference: 

Singapore_PPP Handbook_EN.pdf

 

European PPP Expertise Centre, March 2014. 

 

Sample Bidding Document -  Request for Bids (RFB)- Works- Roads (Output and Performance-Based Road Contracts- OPBRC)  World Bank, October 2017 This Standard Procurement Document (SPD) for Output and Performance Based Road Contracts (OPBRC) has been prepared for the use in contracts financed by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Association (IDA).  The SPD derives from the Master bidding document for Procurement of Works.

Sample Bidding Document for Procurement of Management Services (SBDMS) has been prepared by the World Bank to be used on a voluntary, trial basis, for the procurement of management services through International Competitive Bidding (ICB) in projects that are financed in whole or in part by the World Bank. It is consistent with the Guidelines for Procurement under IBRD Loans and IDA Credits, May 2004, revised October 2006

 

This Standard Request for Proposals for Build-Transfer-Operate (BTO) Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Projects was developed and published by the Public and Private Infrastructure Investment Management Center (PIMAC) in March 2010. PIMAC also provides a Draft Standard Concession Agreement for Road BTO Projects on its website. 

 

Related information: 

Draft Standard Concession Agreement for Road BTO Projects

 

Introduction

 

Les partenariats public-privé (ci-après « PPP ») diffèrent des modes classiques de commande publique à plusieurs titres. Dans le cadre d’un PPP, le secteur public et le secteur privé collaborent pour réaliser des projets d’infrastructures publiques – comme par exemple des routes, des chemins de fer, des hôpitaux, des écoles – qui présentent les caractéristiques communes suivantes :