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A two-day seminar on "Public-Private Partnerships: Affordability, Value for Money, and the PPP Process" was held on 21-22 February in Zürich, Switzerland. The meeting was hosted by the Institute for Public Management of the Zürich University of Applied Sciences.
The meeting discussed a broad range of issues of importance in the PPP process. The overall focus was to discuss and share practical experience of how countries organise the PPP process and handle the often complex issues that governments face when using PPPs.
The first day of the seminar was devoted to issues such as affordability, risk sharing, value for money, budgeting and accounting for PPPs, and the institutional and regulatory aspects. The second day moved further into the areas of practical experience in countries using PPPs, and of how countries handle the issues discussed in day 1 of the seminar in their respective PPP frameworks.
Agenda:
Thursday, 21 February:
Opening by the Chair and the OECD Secretariat
Session 1: Defining PPPs and the trend towards PPPs
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Mr. Reto Rausch, Institute for Public Management, Zürich University of Applied Sciences
Session 2: The economics of PPPs: affordability, value for money and risk sharing (including why the PPP route is chosen)
Session 3: Budget scoring and accounting for PPPs
Session 4: Policy framework and procedural tools for creating and managing PPPs
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Mr. Louis Roy, Conrédération des syndicats nationaux (CSN), Québec, Canada
Friday, 22 February:
Country studies, panel and round table
Session 5: United Kingdom
Session 6: South Africa
Session 7: Germany
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