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Jernej Pintar

1. Usage of PPPs in Africa 2. Institutional environment for PPPs a) Are we rich enough to buy cheap ?. Jernej Pintar. Inspired yesterday by the way you are dressed - c elebration of life – hence I join you today in my national clothes. Growth of usage of DBFOs: 1984-2010.

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Jernej Pintar

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  1. 1. Usage of PPPs in Africa2. Institutional environment for PPPs a) Are werichenough to buycheap? Jernej Pintar

  2. Inspired yesterday by the way you are dressed - celebration of life – hence I join you today in mynationalclothes

  3. Growth of usage of DBFOs: 1984-2010 • 1984 – 91: First trials • 1991 – 97: First expansion • 1997 – 04: Stagnation • 2004 – 07: Second expansion • 2008 – 10: Decrease Research specifics

  4. Situation in Africa? • between 200-250 PPP project up to 2012, worth 50 billion USD. • Average project was worth 250 million USD (smallest in myreserach: 1M, largest 3,5 Billion – Railroad in South Africa)

  5. Usage of PPPs bySector (world) Inrastructure vs Sectors

  6. Institutional environment for DBFOs • Segmentsofinstitutionalenvironmentlook at: • Legal environemtn • Politicalenvironment • Financialenvironment • Businessenvironment

  7. ExampleofresultsGovernment effectiveness

  8. Institutional environment forFrequentDBFOs • Institutional factors that increase the frequency of projects (No. of PPPs) (besidesDebt) • Government effectiveness and quality of public administration • Rule of Law & strong property rights • High economic freedom • Strong regulation of competition • High credit rating of a country • and ease of doing business. • Experienceswithprivatization • Please do not forget – this is onlyaboutinstitutions (not aboutpoliticalwill)

  9. Graph: Zero PPPs vs Max Invest+No.PPPs List of countries

  10. Final thoughts • Make good institutional support for PPP projects – then you will be able to use them not only for one or two opportunities, but as frequent mechanism. Don’t buy cheap, because it costs much more later on. • PPPs for going green: • Green projects • Development - indirectly green (upliftingthesocity / standard) • Eg. localprojects, withlocalpartners (localjobs, localbusiness, capacity-building).

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