In this presentation, we will explore how innovation emerges from the creative fusion of resources, expertise, and diverse perspectives within public-private partnerships (PPP). We’ll use real-world examples to shed light on the driving forces behind innovation in this domain, showcasing instances where public and private entities have united to enhance infrastructure projects. As we navigate this terrain, we’ll gain insights into the intricacies of negotiating and managing PPP contracts and agreements, delving into the key factors underpinning their success. Additionally, we’ll explore the diverse funding mechanisms available for PPP projects, offering guidance on accessing them. The core message of this presentation is that innovation is not merely a buzzword; it’s a tangible outcome of effective collaboration. It possesses the potential to transform our cities and communities. Together, let’s unlock the power of innovation within collaborative public-private partnerships.
At the conclusion of this session participants will be better able to:
• Recognize future opportunities by assessing insights from real-world public-private partnership (PPP) examples and determining potential areas for collaboration between the public and private sectors.
• Apply essential negotiation and management techniques for PPP contracts, enabling the establishment of sustainable partnerships with a focus on aligning goals, defining responsibilities, and managing risks effectively.
• Promote financial sustainability in PPP projects by navigating diverse funding sources and recognizing the role of grants in mitigating risks for private partners.
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Doug Fleming
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