For participation & sponsorship opportunities, please contact

Mr Abdul Salam / Mr Natiq F KhanFederation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & IndustryFederation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi – 110001

Tel: 011 23487414, 23487457 and 23765082Fax: 011 23320736, 23320714

E-mail: infra@ficci.com

Target Audiencev

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Public Sector Undertakings Construction Companies / EPC Contractors

Construction Equipment Manufacturers / Suppliers Consultants (Environmental / Engineering / ProjectManagement)

Contract and Transaction Advisors Financial Institutions and Banks

Infrastructure Developers (Public / Private) Infrastructure Development Agencies

Investment & Merchant Bankers IT Solution Providers

Multilateral Agencies Private Investors (Domestic / International)

Project Executing Agencies (National / State Level) Toll Plaza / Booth Operators

Transport Infrastructure Companies Academic & Research Bodies

Policy Makers / Senior Government Officials Intergovernmental Agenciesv

India PPP Summit 2014 23 July 2014 - New Delhi

Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship Levels Amount (Rs)

Platinum Sponsor 10,00,000

Gold Sponsor 7,00,000

Lunch Sponsor 5,00,000

Silver Sponsor 3,00,000

Conference Delegate Kit Sponsor 2,00,000

Lanyard Sponsor 1,00,000

Knowledge Partner

Sample

Inauguration by

Shri Nitin Jairam GadkariHon'ble Minister for Road Transport, Highways and Shipping

Government of India

PPP in IndiaIndian Government has identified Public Private Partnership (PPP) as the cornerstone of its

policy on infrastructure development. PPPs has become the preferred mode for

construction and operation of commercially viable infrastructure projects in sectors such as

highways, airports, ports, railways and urban transit systems. A number of policy and

institutional initiatives like viability gap funding, user charge reforms, provision of long tenor

financing, etc. have been undertaken by the Government to promote PPP-based

infrastructure development. India has emerged as one of the world's largest PPP markets

and is estimated to be ten times larger than that of China. India has been ranked in league of

top three Asian countries, with Korea and Japan, in implementing PPP projects.

India PPP Summit 2014 23 July 2014 - New Delhi

With a view to discuss the policy issues relating to implementing PPP projects and highlighting investment

opportunities for private investors, India PPP Summit was launched in 2012 by FICCI. The first two editions

were instrumental in deliberating upon the procedural constraints that adversely impact the ability to

implement infrastructure projects and the time-bound execution of PPP projects. It provided a platform to

stakeholders involved in PPP projects for sharing their views on the Draft National PPP Policy and

exchanging their experiences while dealing with different PPP nodal agencies at the Centre and State

levels.

The third edition of the Summit will be held on 23 July 2014 at Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi.

This year, it will provide a platform to elicit stakeholders' views/suggestions for creating an enabling

environment for scaling up PPPs. It aims to facilitate a clearer understanding of regulatory environment to

foster private investments in infrastructure development via PPP mode through its interactive business

sessions, case-studies, presentations and panel discussions.

About India PPP Summit

Highlights of India PPP Summit 2013

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Mr Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman, Planning

Commission, Government of India inaugurated the Summit

Key speakers include Mr B K Chaturvedi, Member, Planning

Commission; Mr Arvind Mayaram, Secretary - DEA, Ministry of

Finance, GoI; Mr Vijay Chhibber, Secretary, Ministry of Road

Transport & Highways, GoI; and Mr Onno Ruhl, Country

Director-India, The World Bank

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Attended by over 230 delegates comprising of policy makers,

senior Government officials and industry experts

Several senior State Government officials enriched the Summit

with their invaluable suggestions relating to investment

opportunities in the upcoming PPP projects

PPP Summit will provide excellent opportunities to the participants as they will:

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v

v

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Access an ideal platform for knowledge sharing,

deliberations and exchanging ideas on PPPs

Network with policy makers, business leaders and

market experts

Learn about innovative financing structures for

mitigating funding gap in PPP projects

Discuss the measures for restoring confidence in the

PPP projects and attracting private investment

Participate in interactive roundtable debates among

policymakers, key government officials and industry

experts

Learn about global best practices and latest

partnership strategies described by market experts

v

v

v

v

v

Policy and regulatory framework for PPPs

Best practices and partnership strategies followed

globally

Financing options and innovative structures

Initiatives taken by the State Governments for

encouraging PPPs

PPP project implementation - issues & suggestions

Focus Areas:

PPP in IndiaIndian Government has identified Public Private Partnership (PPP) as the cornerstone of its

policy on infrastructure development. PPPs has become the preferred mode for

construction and operation of commercially viable infrastructure projects in sectors such as

highways, airports, ports, railways and urban transit systems. A number of policy and

institutional initiatives like viability gap funding, user charge reforms, provision of long tenor

financing, etc. have been undertaken by the Government to promote PPP-based

infrastructure development. India has emerged as one of the world's largest PPP markets

and is estimated to be ten times larger than that of China. India has been ranked in league of

top three Asian countries, with Korea and Japan, in implementing PPP projects.

India PPP Summit 2014 23 July 2014 - New Delhi

With a view to discuss the policy issues relating to implementing PPP projects and highlighting investment

opportunities for private investors, India PPP Summit was launched in 2012 by FICCI. The first two editions

were instrumental in deliberating upon the procedural constraints that adversely impact the ability to

implement infrastructure projects and the time-bound execution of PPP projects. It provided a platform to

stakeholders involved in PPP projects for sharing their views on the Draft National PPP Policy and

exchanging their experiences while dealing with different PPP nodal agencies at the Centre and State

levels.

The third edition of the Summit will be held on 23 July 2014 at Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi.

This year, it will provide a platform to elicit stakeholders' views/suggestions for creating an enabling

environment for scaling up PPPs. It aims to facilitate a clearer understanding of regulatory environment to

foster private investments in infrastructure development via PPP mode through its interactive business

sessions, case-studies, presentations and panel discussions.

About India PPP Summit

Highlights of India PPP Summit 2013

v

v

Mr Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman, Planning

Commission, Government of India inaugurated the Summit

Key speakers include Mr B K Chaturvedi, Member, Planning

Commission; Mr Arvind Mayaram, Secretary - DEA, Ministry of

Finance, GoI; Mr Vijay Chhibber, Secretary, Ministry of Road

Transport & Highways, GoI; and Mr Onno Ruhl, Country

Director-India, The World Bank

v

v

Attended by over 230 delegates comprising of policy makers,

senior Government officials and industry experts

Several senior State Government officials enriched the Summit

with their invaluable suggestions relating to investment

opportunities in the upcoming PPP projects

PPP Summit will provide excellent opportunities to the participants as they will:

v

v

v

v

v

v

Access an ideal platform for knowledge sharing,

deliberations and exchanging ideas on PPPs

Network with policy makers, business leaders and

market experts

Learn about innovative financing structures for

mitigating funding gap in PPP projects

Discuss the measures for restoring confidence in the

PPP projects and attracting private investment

Participate in interactive roundtable debates among

policymakers, key government officials and industry

experts

Learn about global best practices and latest

partnership strategies described by market experts

v

v

v

v

v

Policy and regulatory framework for PPPs

Best practices and partnership strategies followed

globally

Financing options and innovative structures

Initiatives taken by the State Governments for

encouraging PPPs

PPP project implementation - issues & suggestions

Focus Areas:

For participation & sponsorship opportunities, please contact

Mr Abdul Salam / Mr Natiq F KhanFederation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & IndustryFederation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi – 110001

Tel: 011 23487414, 23487457 and 23765082Fax: 011 23320736, 23320714

E-mail: infra@ficci.com

Target Audiencev

v v

v v

v v

v v

v v

v v

v v

v v

Public Sector Undertakings Construction Companies / EPC Contractors

Construction Equipment Manufacturers / Suppliers Consultants (Environmental / Engineering / ProjectManagement)

Contract and Transaction Advisors Financial Institutions and Banks

Infrastructure Developers (Public / Private) Infrastructure Development Agencies

Investment & Merchant Bankers IT Solution Providers

Multilateral Agencies Private Investors (Domestic / International)

Project Executing Agencies (National / State Level) Toll Plaza / Booth Operators

Transport Infrastructure Companies Academic & Research Bodies

Policy Makers / Senior Government Officials Intergovernmental Agenciesv

India PPP Summit 2014 23 July 2014 - New Delhi

Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship Levels Amount (Rs)

Platinum Sponsor 10,00,000

Gold Sponsor 7,00,000

Lunch Sponsor 5,00,000

Silver Sponsor 3,00,000

Conference Delegate Kit Sponsor 2,00,000

Lanyard Sponsor 1,00,000

Knowledge Partner

Sample

Inauguration by

Shri Nitin Jairam GadkariHon'ble Minister for Road Transport, Highways and Shipping

Government of India