Public-Private Partnership implementation guidelines for public entities

Public entities implementing Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects require specialized teams consisting of leaders, engineers, lawyers, and financial experts to manage long-term commitments. Because funding in the PPP model differs from traditional public procurement, long-term financial planning is essential.

To ensure project viability, public entities are encouraged to conduct market tests by consulting with companies before official announcements. If market interest is low, projects may require adjustments to scope or risk distribution. The Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy provides guidance, tools, and training to assist in the preparation and evaluation of these projects to determine if the PPP model is more efficient than traditional methods.