7. working with ifc
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This document outlines the process for public-private partnerships (PPPs) when working with the International Finance Corporation (IFC). The process involves two phases - an analysis and diagnosis phase to identify client objectives and strategic options through due diligence, and an implementation phase to develop a marketing strategy, bid evaluation, award, and closing. IFC offers fee-based services and support to clients throughout the PPP process.
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7. working with ifc
- 2. The PPP process Assess PPP options / Perform market sounding Define transaction structure Government decision Market to investors Prepare PPP contract Conduct tender Closing Phase 1 Analysis & Diagnosis Due diligence identifies client objectives, investor interest, and strategic options, to inform optimal structure. Phase 2 Implementation Development of marketing strategy to assistance with bid evaluation, award, and closing
- 3. Timetable
- 5. IFC support
- 7. Fee-based services Travel and out-of-pocket costs to be reimbursed by client.
- 8. LEARN MORE ABOUT PPPS. Watch the other presentations in our series: • PPPs in Emerging Markets • Types of PPPs • The Case for PPPs • PPPs in Action: Case Studies • Why PPP Transaction Advisors? • How to work with IFC on a PPP DEVELOP YOUR PPP EXPERTISE Subscribe to our mailing list and get our quarterly PPP journal, Handshake, absolutely free. Listen to the experts. Download: LOGO AND HOME LINK HERE