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Public Private Partnership in the Development of Rail Infrastructure

Public Private Partnership (PPP) is said to exist if private partnership ensures performance of certain functions of the facility as part of a general contract of work through guarantees regarding performance and price including contract to operate & maintain. It can start from a simple lease contract and go up to Build Own Operations (BOO), under which there is perpectual ownership of Private Party under unlimited license by government. It not only involves financing of infrastructure by private sector but may also involve private sector in conception, development, construction, operation and maintenance of infrastructure facilities including sharing of certain risks. The real challenge is in creating and sustaining a structure which caters to the needs of all the stake holders in an equitable manner so as to sustain their interest in the partnership. Private investors have definite return expectations irrespective of the business segment depending upon the riskiness of the project and their expectations have to be met adequately to maintain sustained supply of capital. Also most of the projects are likely to be implemented and managed by Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), which will be public limited companies incorporated under Indian Companies Act 1956. They will have to maintain their accounts under the formats prescribed by this Act. They will also approach capital markets for arranging capital (both equity and debt). IR being the sponsor of these projects will be an important partner and has to participate in all these decisions.

Topics covered in the course by experts are as below:

Economics of Transport Infrastructure I - Investments and Policy
by Pramod Uniyal, RSC

Economics of Transport Infrastructure II - Financial Appraisal
Project Profiling and Structuring
by S N Banerjea, IR

Model Concession Agreement for PPP Projects
by S K Saha

Memorandum of Understanding
by RSC

Pipavav Rail Corporation Case Study –
Mohd Jamshed, IR

Share Holders Agreement
by RSC

Traffic Guarantee Agreement
by Ranjan Jain, IR

Infrastructure Financing Challanges before IR
by Sharmila Chavaly, IR

IT Indian Railways & PPP
by Saurabh Srivastava, NASSCOM

Financing of Transport Infrastructure in India

by IL&FS

Action Plan for World Class Stations
by RSC

Financing of Transport Infrastructure & PPPs In Railways
by John Moon

PPP in Rail Infrastructure  A Kutch Rail Experience
by Yogendra Sharma

PPP in Rail Infrastructure  Case Study
by RSC

PPP and Urban Transport
by Dr Raghuram, IIMA

Infrastructure Financing
by Dr Sundararajan, MSU Vadodara

Training Course Participants

Theng Phalla

CAMBODIA

Sun Sam Ol CAMBODIA

Mulianta Sinulingga

INDONESIA

Bambang Parintis

INDONESIA

 

 

Sonesack N. Nhansana

Lao PDR

 

Shahran Azmeer Bin Azli

MALAYSIA

Omar Nazari Othman

MALAYSIA

Nurul Azha Mokmin

MALAYSIA

S. M. Abeywickrama

Sri LANKA

M.S.M. Siddeeque

Sri LANKA

 

Vinich Dumkhum

THAILAND

 

 

Sukanya Samsee

THAILAND

Yutthakit Krautharot

THAILAND

Nguyen Duy Luong

VIETNAM

Bui Thanh Huong

VIETNAM