Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Business Analysis Planning and Execution

Course Category : Strategy

Master the tools and strategies to analyze, structure, and successfully deliver Public-Private Partnership projects.

Duration & Level
5 Days (Advanced – Professional)

Introduction

Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) have emerged as a critical mechanism for infrastructure and service delivery worldwide. This program equips participants with advanced knowledge and practical methodologies to analyze, plan, and execute PPP projects that balance public interest with private sector efficiency. The course integrates international best practices, financial modeling, and risk allocation strategies to ensure effective project execution..

Targeted Specializations

Senior government officials and policymakers
Project finance specialists
PPP unit professionals
Infrastructure and investment managers
Legal and contract advisors
Senior consultants and business analysts

Targeted Skills

Apply structured business analysis tools for PPP projects
Confidently evaluate financial and economic feasibility
Strengthen capabilities in PPP project structuring and risk allocation
Assess legal, contractual, and regulatory frameworks
Develop actionable execution and monitoring strategies

Expected Outcomes

By the end of this program, participants will be able to

Analyze the strategic role of PPPs in infrastructure and service delivery.
Evaluate financial models and value-for-money frameworks for PPP projects.
Identify, allocate, and mitigate risks across PPP stakeholders.
Design effective PPP project structures aligned with legal and regulatory requirements.
Develop business cases and feasibility studies with precision.
Manage PPP contracts and stakeholder relationships throughout the project lifecycle.
Apply international standards and case lessons to local PPP projects.
Implement monitoring and evaluation mechanisms for project success.

Training Topics Index

Definition and importance of PPPs in modern economies
Global models of PPP arrangements
Roles and responsibilities of public and private actors
Key success factors in PPPs

Principles of PPP project finance
Tools for financial feasibility assessment
Value-for-Money and quantitative analysis
Innovative financing strategies

Designing partnership frameworks
Mechanisms for risk sharing and transfer
Common contracting models
Case studies of PPP projects

PPP-enabling legislation and policies
Legal drafting of PPP contracts
Arbitration and dispute resolution issues
Compliance with international standards

Managing the PPP project lifecycle
KPIs and performance measurement in PPPs
Oversight and monitoring tools
Impact assessment and sustainability analysis

Course Features

Modern and practical content
Real-world examples and leadership exercises
Pre- and post-course assessments to measure impact
Accredited certificate with QR code verification

Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Business Analysis Planning and Execution