Reinventing public-private partnerships Natalie Baker, Devi Raja, Sandeep Satish, and Mukul Sharma

The U.S. faces $3.6 trillion in

unfunded infrastructure liabilities

U.S. Infrastructure Rating: D+

Healthcare

Energy

Water

Waste

Infrastructure

Financing

Expertise

Governance

Global Proof Points Meeting with the

Governor

Public & Private

Stakeholders Kellogg Research

The Challenge: How can Colorado better use

Public Private Partnerships (P3) for infrastructure?

Integrated

Portfolio

Planning +

Enforcement +

Research

Stakeholder

Awareness

Communication +

Trust

Nuggets of Success Pillars of Failure

What We Found: Successes & Failures

The ultimate proof-point:

SPAD in Malaysia

Before

After

The goal is to become THE center for all P3 innovation

Our Recommendation: A Center of Excellence

Concentrate

Expertise

• Create a Center of Excellence

• Focus on best practices and risk sharing

1

Gain Trust

• Incrementally engage the public through educational

buy-in

• Make it clear that P3s have a specific purpose – not all

projects are well-suited for P3s

2

Focus on

New Sectors

• Expand the scope of what has traditionally been thought

of as a P3

• Show that P3s work by focusing on performance-based

market testing

3

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