The most common first thought of people is that the government is the regulator to control or "police" how private companies operate and make their profits. Governments and private companies are perceived to play two independent or even conflicting roles. However, in many cases, governments and private companies form a partnership for profit-making or for providing infrastructure assets or services to the public.
The GLOMACS Public Private Partnership (PPP) training courses will illustrate the lessons learned and critical success factors of Public Private Partnership via real cases, both from the perspectives of the public, government, and private companies. The process of forming a Public Private Partnership in different countries will be discussed. So, both government officials and private company executives will be equipped better to form a more sustainable and fruitful Public Private Partnership after attending the Public Private Partnership (PPP) training courses. GLOMACS Public Private Partnership (PPP) training courses includes Public – Private Partnership in the Road Sector, Negotiating and Managing PPP Contracts, etc.
Public Private Partnership (PPP) Training Courses are designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and tools to structure, manage, and evaluate collaborative agreements between government entities and private sector stakeholders. These courses benefit professionals in infrastructure development, public policy, finance, and project management.
PPP models play a pivotal role in bridging the infrastructure financing gap, driving innovation, and improving service delivery. Understanding their legal, financial, and operational dimensions is essential for ensuring sustainable and transparent project outcomes.
These training courses are ideal for public sector decision-makers, private sector investors, infrastructure project managers, legal and financial advisors, and professionals involved in public procurement or urban development planning.
Key areas include PPP project structuring, risk allocation, contract negotiation, value-for-money analysis, financing mechanisms, governance frameworks, regulatory considerations, and performance monitoring of PPP agreements.
Participants learn how to identify, allocate, and mitigate risks across the PPP lifecycle—ensuring contractual clarity, financial viability, and operational stability for both public and private partners.
Yes. These courses provide insights into legal frameworks that govern PPP transactions, including compliance with national laws, procurement rules, concession agreements, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
Training includes practical instruction on developing bankable financial models, structuring cash flows, managing funding sources, and assessing long-term fiscal commitments to ensure financial sustainability.
Absolutely. Private investors, contractors, and service providers gain a clearer understanding of public sector expectations, contractual requirements, and project success criteria—improving their capacity to engage in PPP deals.
By aligning infrastructure goals with private sector capacity and investment, participants develop the foresight to initiate, manage, and oversee complex partnership models that deliver enduring public value.
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