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Scope of this interaction. Introduce the concept, need and basic terms to increase familiarity with the subjectTake the case of a road project to discuss the issues relating to PPP Consider the issue from different stand points
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1. India’s Infrastructure Challenges Experimenting with the Public Private Partnership Route 1.
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2. Scope of this interaction Introduce the concept, need and basic terms to increase familiarity with the subject
Take the case of a road project to discuss the issues relating to PPP
Consider the issue from different stand points – government, private sector, financiers, project affected parties and citizens
Share PPP experiences from your countries
Clarify any doubts if they arise after this session or on the email later on OK with this format?OK with this format?
3. Traditional Model -Budgetary Support Public good - Public Function
Highly capital intensive
Long gestation period
Uncertain returns
Plan expenditure
Why change the mode ? 1, Proportion of annual budget to infra in 2000 and 2008
2. maintenance expenditure1, Proportion of annual budget to infra in 2000 and 2008
2. maintenance expenditure
4. PPP Model More funds will be available for construction and maintenance
Greater efficiency through competition
Scope for Innovation
International best practices and knowledge transfer
Government can focus on merit goods where there are no private takers
What is PPP- the defining factor
Different degrees of risk transfer
State PWDsWhat is PPP- the defining factor
Different degrees of risk transfer
State PWDs
5. Fundamental concepts What is a PPP? Is it the same as subsidy?
What are the types of PPP?
(Management contract/Lease)
(BOT/BOO/BOOT/BOLT)
(DBFO)
6. What is the role of Government experts in PPP? Determining which projects can be taken up through PPP- are they bankable?
Facilitation at the design stage- project preparation – detailed feasibility report
Facilitation in the pre-construction stage
Providing avenues for long term finance
Understanding contingent liabilities
Ensuring quick and effective dispute resolution mechanism
Ensuring transparency and fair play through adequate regulation and disclosure
Building effective and sustainable partnerships
7. Optimum Apportioning of Risk Project risks
Technology/Design risk
Construction risk
Operating risk
Market risk
Foreign exchange risk
Macro-economic risks
Political or Regulatory Risk
Environmental risk
Force Majeure risk
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8. Building Capacity in Public /Private Sector –Guardians of Public Money Viability Gap Funding
PPP Cells - PPP Appraisal Committee
Transaction Advisors
Training/Information kits
Standard Bidding Procedures
Model Concession Agreement
Railways, roads, ports co-ordination issues
State Support AgreementsRailways, roads, ports co-ordination issues
State Support Agreements
9. Changing Public Opinion Change the command mindset
Demonstrate excellent and trouble free delivery
Educate people on getting value for money in public expenditure
Re-train Public sector employees
10. External Control- Regulatory Bodies Why is independent regulation necessary?
11. Venture Capital for pre-operative expenses India Infrastructure Project Development Fund
Huge upfront transaction cost + high risk
corpus Rs.1000 million, up to 75% project dev cost – interest free loan to be recovered from successful bidders
State Govts and local bodies eligible
If no interest by bidders – converted to grant
12. Facilitating Finance India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd.
-raises resources under Govt. guarantees
- up to 20% of project cost and then on-lends to viable projects
-Long term tenor (10 + years)
13. India Infrastructure Financing Initiative (IIFI) Equity and debt funding for viable state sector projects
Partners 5 billion corpus
IIFCL
Citigroup
IDFC
Blackstone Group Holdings
14. PPP in the Road Sector EPC vs item-rate contract
BOT (Annuity)/BOT (Toll)
O&M contracts
Toll Policy
Major concerns
Poor quality of contractors
Land acquisition and R&R
Capacity of NHAI and State PWDs
Environment/Forest
Traffic vs connectivity
Apathy to paying toll Land acquisition, R&R,lack of good contracting capacity,public resentment,political rationale, neglect of the pedestrianLand acquisition, R&R,lack of good contracting capacity,public resentment,political rationale, neglect of the pedestrian
15. Internal Controls Define all terms
Conditions precedent (Escrow account, Applicable permits,performance security, Financing Agreements)
Detailed account of obligations of concessionnaire
Obligations of Authority
Representations and Warranties
Mandatory Disclosure
16. Internal Controls International Competitive Bidding
Bid security/performance security
Outcome specification
Completion Certificate
If there is a change of scope?
O&M obligations
Safety requirements
Independent Engineer
Dispute Resolution Mechanism
17. Accounts and Audits Concessionnaire to appoint a Statutory Auditor from a list of mutually agreed panel
Articles and schedules provided in the MCA