Public-private partnership

A public-private partnership (PPP) is an agreement based on a partnership between a public agency and a private partner where the public agency enters into long-term contractual agreements with private sector entities to build or manage public sector infrastructure facilities or provide services (using infrastructure facilities) to the community on behalf of a public sector entity.

Experts from the Centre for Applied Economics offer consulting service and full project support from the planning to the final stage of implementation.

Consulting services include:

• Organizational planning

This process involves the preparation and approval of the project scheme, preparation of an expanded calendar plan, determination of all stakeholders and the coordination of project participants.

• Calculation of a project’s financial and economic feasibility

This type of work involves a preliminary project cost calculation, definition of the economic effects, evaluation of implementation, including an assessment of the social and budget effectiveness, and risk calculations for customers.

• Legal services

This service involves creating a rationale for the project’s legal structure, selecting an optimal implementation scheme, minimizing risks with respect to supervisory agencies, and preparing complex project documents (e.g., tender documents, contracts, etc.)