Course Overview
Structure successful PPP projects from start to finish.
Course Overview
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are increasingly used to deliver critical infrastructure and services through shared public and private sector collaboration. This comprehensive course explores the legal, contractual, and financial frameworks that underpin successful PPPs. Designed for professionals involved in infrastructure development, public procurement, and project finance, the course provides a strategic and practical understanding of structuring, negotiating, and managing PPPs in alignment with global best practices.
What you’ll learn
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
– Draft and manage PPP contracts that allocate risks appropriately.
– Evaluate the financial viability and bankability of PPP projects.
– Navigate regulatory frameworks and institutional structures.
– Engage stakeholders and structure projects for long-term success.
Certification Details
Upon successful completion of this programme, participants will receive an Oxford Knowledge Certificate of Completion.
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Awarded by: Oxford Knowledge
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Format: Printed certificate with unique ID and optional digital verification
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Delivery: Issued at course completion or sent within 7 working days
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Recognition: Certificates validate participation in advanced, expert-led training aligned with global industry standards.
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Accreditation: Oxford Knowledge certifications represent advanced learning led by global experts. We are actively pursuing formal accreditations with top-tier institutions to further enhance your credentials.
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This certificate demonstrates your commitment to professional excellence and is a valuable addition to your leadership and development portfolio.
Requirements
- Targeted at professionals from public institutions, private investors, legal teams, and multilateral agencies.
- Familiarity with infrastructure projects, project finance, or procurement is beneficial.
- Proficiency in English (course is delivered in English).
- Interest in cross-sector collaboration and public service delivery models.
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