Preparation for PPPM - Public-private partnership Management (PPPM)
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are now at the heart of many development projects. From highways and power plants to hospitals and schools, governments are increasingly relying on private partners to deliver services that meet public needs. The promise is big: better efficiency, faster delivery, and shared expertise. But the challenges are just as real. How do you divide risk fairly? What makes a contract sustainable over 20 or 30 years? And how do you make sure both sides – public and private – actually deliver what was promised?
The Public-Private Partnership Management (PPPM) course from LPC Training is designed to answer those questions. Over five days, it takes participants through the full PPP journey: understanding the models, structuring deals, running transparent procurement, and reaching financial close. It also explores risk allocation, performance monitoring, dispute resolution, and the final handover of assets at contract expiry.
This is not just about theory. Case studies, discussions, and practical frameworks ensure that what you learn can be applied directly to real projects, helping you approach PPPs with confidence and clarity.
Course ID: LCPL1027
Length: 5 Days
Type: Classroom
City: Kuala Lumpur
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Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are now at the heart of many development projects. From highways and power plants to hospitals and schools, governments are increasingly relying on private partners to deliver services that meet public needs. The promise is big: better efficiency, faster delivery, and shared expertise. But the challenges are just as real. How do you divide risk fairly? What makes a contract sustainable over 20 or 30 years? And how do you make sure both sides – public and private – actually deliver what was promised?
The Public-Private Partnership Management (PPPM) course from LPC Training is designed to answer those questions. Over five days, it takes participants through the full PPP journey: understanding the models, structuring deals, running transparent procurement, and reaching financial close. It also explores risk allocation, performance monitoring, dispute resolution, and the final handover of assets at contract expiry.
This is not just about theory. Case studies, discussions, and practical frameworks ensure that what you learn can be applied directly to real projects, helping you approach PPPs with confidence and clarity.
