"El Centro de Recursos para Asociaciones Público-Privadas en Infraestructura (PPPLRC) ha desarrollado su versión en el idioma español para poder asistir a Latino américa y toda audiencia de habla hispana en el proceso legal del desarrollo de una asociación público-privada. A continuación encontrará una selección de las páginas más visitadas y más útiles de este sitio web.
Are you financing or structuring public-private partnerships in infrastructure?
When designing and developing a public-private partnership (PPP) project, a government agency may seek assistance from external advisors to complement its own team and supplement its resources and expertise. The range of potential advisers includes legal, financial and technical advisors and can be used to develop pre-feasibility and feasibility studies, as well as draft bidding documents and support the contracting agency in procuring and negotiating the project.
Below are resources offering guidance on drafting TORs as well as sample TORs:
When preparing or reviewing public private partnerships project documents it is useful to have access to sample clauses. Here are some clauses dealing with areas that can give rise to confusion in infrastructure projects if not carefully considered:
The World Bank, as well as other organizations, has developed a number of toolkits related to evaluating and creating public private infrastructure partnerships. These toolkits gather together checklists, guidelines and resources for different types of projects.
This site gathers and organizes PPP toolkits for easy access by interested parties.
This section provides the PPP sector specific checklists and the checklists of key legal/drafting issues in PPPs and sample clauses.
A variety of useful tools and reports have been released lately to assist countries in understanding where their policies fit on the spectrum of best practices. Some of these such “benchmarking” tools can be found below:
Related Information:
A committee paper (Finance and Policy Committee, Transport for London) of 2 March 2016 summarizes main features of the draft concession agreement which was put out for comment from prequalified bidders as well as lessons learnt from other projects taken into account in the project design.
The Rolling Stock PPP project involves: