The term 'PPP contract' refers to the contractual documents that govern the relationship between the public and private parties in a PPP transaction. These documents set out the rights and obligations of the parties, deal with the allocation of risk, and mechanisms for dealing with change. In practice, the 'PPP contract' can encompass several documents and agreements. For details see "What is the PPP Contract" of the PPP Reference Guide.
Examples of Standardized PPP Contracts and Contract Clauses:
Examples of Standardized PPP Contracts and Contract Clauses
France
Ireland
Netherlands
New Zealand
South Africa
Tanzania
United Kingdom
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