Key-Note on Public-Private-Partnerships Namibia Agricultural Union Congress Key-Note on Public-Private-Partnerships 14.10.2010
PPPs in Theory and Practice PPP as a tool for the NAU What will happen today? Agenda Introduction PPPs in Theory and Practice PPP as a tool for the NAU
Robert von Heereman Technical Advisor PPP & CSR Who are we? Robert von Heereman Technical Advisor PPP & CSR Rolf Sprung Coordinator Natural Resource Management and Land Reform
Technical Advisors for Partner Organizations What does the DED? Personnel Deployment Technical Advisors for Partner Organizations
Natural Resource Management & Land Reform What does the DED? HIV/ Aids Natural Resource Management & Land Reform SME Promotion
PPPs in Theory and Practice PPP as a tool for the NAU What will happen today? Agenda Introduction PPPs in Theory and Practice PPP as a tool for the NAU
Public-Private-Partnership Project What is a Public Private Partnership? Contribution Contribution Public-Private-Partnership Project Public Partner Private Partner Public welfare benefit Commercial benefit
Automatic Road Charge System Example: Road Infrastructure Implementation and operation License to operate Automatic Road Charge System German Gov. Private Consortium Future Revenue Streams Revenue from Road Charge for 10 years
What is the Part of the Public Partner? Potential Partners: Government Donors Anybody with mandate to represent the public good Input to PPP: Subsidies, Capital, Credit License to operate Public Infrastructure Legislation Role of the Partner: Monitoring and Regulation Sharing business risk Motive to form PPP: PPP as means to build public infrastructure PPP to spark private investment PPP as driver of welfare creation
What is the Part of the Private Partner? Potential Partners: Companies Business Associations (such as the NAU) Input to PPP: Capital Personnel Expertise Role of the Partner: Implementer Motive to form PPP: Commercial Benefit
Higher implementation efficiency Shared funding What are the Pros and Cons of PPPs? Advantages Higher implementation efficiency Shared funding Greater pool of expertise (Legislative back-up of government)
Distortion of competition Cultural clash between PPP Partners What are the Pros and Cons of PPPs? Potential pit-falls Distortion of competition Cultural clash between PPP Partners Conflicts of interests between partners (common good vs. profit maximisation) Power imbalance between partners
PPPs in Theory and Practice PPP as a tool for the NAU What will happen today? Agenda Introduction PPPs in Theory and Practice PPP as a tool for the NAU
Potential for PPPs Social Challenges Business Challenges Where to look? Potential for PPPs Social Challenges Business Challenges
How can we identify PPP potential? workforce community market environment challenges: What challenges does our farm/industry face? Stakeholders: Who are the major stakeholders involved? solution-ideas: What can we do to tackle the challenges? business benefits: What benefits does our business gain from engaging?
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