The document discusses public-private partnerships (PPPs) and their potential application in Ghana to help fund infrastructure development. It outlines Ghana's economic sectors and infrastructure needs, particularly in energy, environment, ICT and transport. Challenges include financing Ghana's estimated $10.5 billion investment requirement for priority sectors over 2007-2009 through PPPs and increased support from development partners.
THE SIMPLE MICROECONOMICS OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS.pdf
PPP and PFI
1. Funding Infrastructure by Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) and Private Finance Initiatives (PFI): Ghana The Project Company (Ghana) Ltd Tony Hagan BSc MSc CEng MICE
Process for developing project from needs analysis to contract management, and how different from standard g procurement Note: major outputs at each step in parentheses - the assessment of all potential PPP projects involving outlay of public funds or granting of monopoly rights to collect tolls/revenues should be reviewed & approved at critical points by a suitable govt body unconnected w/ the promoting agency – such as the relevant unit in the MoF in Chile, for road BOT concessions, on avg the duration from initial design to contract award has been approx 16 mos, construction to actual service delivery, depending on project, can take another 2+ years