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Connecting PPP practitioners
Clive HarrisPractice Manager, PPPsWorld Bank Institute
The World Bank Institute• WBI is World Bank’s group for external
capacity development– Focus on “how to” of reform
• Renewal in 2009 to focus on 7 themes: – PPPs, Urban, Health, Growth and Crisis,
Climate Change, Governance, Fragile states
• Working through 4 platforms: – Structured learning, Knowledge
exchange, Innovation, Leadership and coalition building
Main platforms of WBI
• South-South knowledge platformwww.southsouth.info
• Development Marketplace and Innovation Radar
• Learning products including e-learning and “serious games”
• Extractive industries and anti-corruption platforms
• Global Development Learning Network
• Share experiences and approaches to policy and transactions
• Global and regional:– PPP Days – 2010 held in Manila, March 22-24– Francophone Africa, February 2010– Caribbean– South-East Europe and the Mediterranean June 2010– Asia PPP network – late 2010
• PPP practitioner networks:– Are undertaken in collaboration with regional partners
(MDBs, governments)– Involve regional structured learning as well– Use face-to-face and GDLN to allow practitioners to
network and share experiences• On a selected basis exchanges between countries
Practitioner networks for peer-to-peer knowledge exchange
PPP Practice: Practitioners Networks to Country Level Impacts
PPP Practitioner Meetings
•Global PPP Days as a regular and unique practitioner meeting•Regional forums being developed in Asia, SE Europe/Mediterranean, Africa•Practitioner-driven
GDLNs and Global PPP Forum Site
Pick Up High Priority Themes
Country or Multi-CountryActivities
Supporting country level reforms:• Generated through practitioner meetings•Use practitioner network as key resources
Knowledge and Learning Products
•Learning products incorporate case studies gleaned from practitioner meetings/country level work•Knowledge products key part of delivery of events
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Example of program of work for a Regional PPP Forum• Francophone PPP Forum held February 2010 in Abidjan
– Active support from WBG: AFR (PSD, SD), MIGA, IFC, Anchor, PPP GET)– Financial support from ACBF, PPIAF– Over 200 participants from 21 countries– Good representation from Cote d’Ivoire government despite the dissolution of
government 2 days before• Country specific impacts:
– Workshop helped move forward discussions on the preparation of two PPP projects with WBG assistance
– Engagement now with government on strengthening the institutional framework for PPPs to improve quality of projects and oversight of PPPs
• Network activities:– “Chair” of network appointed and GDLN discussion will be held to set network
directions– Government of Mauritania have asked for capacity building program commencing with
in-country workshop on developing framework for PPPs– Set of follow-up multi-country GDLNs scheduled for countries which attended,
covering legal and institutional issues• Regional impacts:
– Energized interest in Anglophone PPP Forum, scheduled now for summer 2010 with SADC, DBSA
– Ghana has also requested workshop on PPP program to interact with MDBs, private sector and to hear relevant regional experiences
The Global PPP Network• Global PPP Network collaborative site
launched at PPP Days 2010www.pppnetwork.info
– Forum for PPP practitioners to share experiences and resources
• PPP Days E-conference will be launched on the Global PPP Network May 17, – Will cover main topics via discussion forum– Will run for 4 weeks covering 1 topic per
week– Features PPP Days speakers as invited
participants– Open to all who join Global PPP Network
Learning products and training
• WBI approaches:– Involve deliver with regional and national
partners
– Use of e-learning and blended learning
• PPP learning products being developed in close partnership with ADB, MIF/IDB
• Global learning material on PPP policy fundamentals being developed – Will be used as basis for new training
programs with regional or national partners
Regional/Global training activities planned• Development of training curriculum for
India and roll-out via state level training institutes
• Regional training programs on PPPs in SE Europe, Asia
• Piloting Education PPP training in Africa• Focus also on developing learning
products in health, education and urban space
• Developing material on PPPs for civil society, parliamentariansa