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Public Private Partnerships (PPP) Toolkit

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PPP Policy

Table 2.2: Resources to Assist in PPP Policy Formulation cont'd. Key References - PPP Policy Formulation Reference

Description

Link

Public Private Partnership Policy Statement, Ministry of Economic Development, Financial Services and Corporate Affairs, Government of Mauritius, May 2003.

The PPP Policy of Mauritius.

http://unpan1.un.org/ intradoc/groups/public/ documents/CPSI/ UNPAN027786.pdf

Policy Statement on Public Private Partnerships, Government of Kenya, November 2011.

The PPP Policy of Kenya.

http://pppunit.go.ke/index. php/legal-regulatory-framework

National Policy on Public Private Partnerships, Government of Ghana, Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, June 2011.

The PPP Policy of Ghana.

http://www.mofep.gov.gh/ sites/default/files/docs/pid/ ppp_policy.pdf

Public Private Partnerships Reference Guide, Version 2.0, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and Inter-American Development Bank, 2014.

In Table 2.2, provides an overview of the scope of PPP policies and programmes in countries including Australia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mauritius, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Singapore. Box 1.2 provides an overview of PPP value drivers.

http://documents. banquemondiale.org/curated/ fr/2014/01/20182310/ public-private-partnershipsreference-guide-version-20

“How PPPs Can Help,� PPP Knowledge Lab, World Bank Group.

Provides an overview of the seven main benefits of PPPs, including (1) mobilising additional funding for infrastructure, (2) improving planning, coordination, and project selection, (3) providing better VfM, (4) ensuring transparency, (5) reducing construction time and costs, (6) improving service delivery, and (7) ensuring regular maintenance.

https://www. pppknowledgelab.org/pppcycle/how-ppps-can-help

Key References - Unsolicited Proposals Public-Private Partnerships Reference Guide, Version 2.0, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and Inter-American Development Bank, 2014

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In Section 3.6, describes in detail the definition of an unsolicited proposal; the benefits and pitfalls on unsolicited proposals; and how countries have introduced policies to deal with unsolicited proposals.

http://documents. banquemondiale.org/curated/ fr/2014/01/20182310/ public-private-partnershipsreference-guide-version-20


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