COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

§ Strategising the PPP policy process for infrastructure sector

§ Identifying successful PPP Projects for Highways, Airports, Ports &
Railways
§ Choosing Transaction Advisors and consultants Special Course on
§ Choosing best project finance options
§ Renegotiating a PPP agreement
Public Private Partnership in
§ Taking the PPP movement forward Infrastructure Sector
§ Learning best practices from infrastructure PPP projects August 16-20, 2010

COURSE OBJECTIVE
The programme aims to focus on impact assessment and review for refining
the PPP process as it stands in the country today for implementing in the
areas such as world class stations, MFCs, MMLPs, commercial utilisation of
land, high speed rail corridors, rail port connectivity etc. as mentioned in
Vision 2020 document of the Indian Railways. The pace at which
infrastructure creation has to materialise in the country as envisaged in the
XI FYP is extremely difficult to achieve through the Public processes alone in
the traditional EPC format. There are a large number of projects waiting to
be designed and made bankable which can be delivered using the PPP
method and would add to the Government’s efforts for building more roads,
more ports, modern railway stations and airports etc. The programme builds
upon the knowledge yielded by best practices in PPP in sectors such as
airports, national, highways, ports etc.

SPECIAL COURSE ON
PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR
Course Director: Dr. Kalpana Dube, Sr. Prof. (Finance & PPP)
Venue: Indian Railways Institute of Transport Management
August 16-20, 2010
INDIAN RAILWAYS INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT
Hardoi by-Pass Road, Manak Nagar, Lucknow – 226011, U.P. MANAGEMENT
Phone: 0522-2457091 Fax: 0522-2465828 Website: www.iritm.ac.in Email: spfn.iritm@gmail.com
LUCKNOW
“Our experience shows that private participation in infrastructure development is indeed a
feasible proposition and can help expand infrastructure much faster than it would have, Course Highlights
relying only on public resources”
• Infrastructure Scenario in the country
Dr. Manmohan Singh
• Focus on Transport Sector; Railways, Highways, Airports,
Prime Minister of India
Ports, etc.
(PMs Speech on “Building Infrastructure: Challenges & Opportunities” March 2010,New Delhi)

• Overview of the PPP Process

INDICATIVE LIST OF RESOURCE PERSONS • Policy, Objectives and Milestones

v Infrastructure specialists & policy advisors from Finance Ministry & Planning • Designing a PPP project:
Commission: • Project Conceptualization, Project Design & Project Finance
v PPP Project specialists from core Infrastructure sector: Imperatives
• Aviation • Models in the PPP Process
• Road Transport & Highways • Risk identification & risk mitigation strategies
• Ports • Avoiding Conflict of Interest
• Power • MCA management- Effective evaluation & management of
• Railways outcome:
v International Multilateral Agencies • Managing intricacies and uncertainties in the bid process.
• Asian Development Bank, World Bank • Managing concessionaire’s performance through KPI’s(Key
performance indicators)
v Private Infrastructure Companies/ Concessionaires
• Negotiating & Renegotiating a PPP contract.
• GVK, GMR etc.
v Transaction advisers from IDFC/ IIFCL/ IL&FS/ ICICI Ventures, etc. • Transaction Advisors
v Regulators • Roles & Responsibilities of Legal, Financial and Technical
experts
• TRAI, AERA, TAMP, etc.
v Legal firms & Legal Advisors • Case Studies in International & National PPP Projects in core
Infrastructure and Lessons of Experience
Amarchand, Mangaldas, Suresh A Shroff, Hemant Sahai Associates, etc.
• Plugging the Gaps
• Policy vs. Practice

• Taking the PPP movement forward