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Municipal Finance and Public-Private Partnerships

Well-designed and well-managed Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) can deliver high-quality and cost-efficient infrastructure, helping municipalities address critical infrastructure needs in the face of rapid urbanization and limited public funds. This Municipal PPP Framework provides municipalities with a practical guide and set of tools to enable them to identify, prepare, deliver, and manage PPP projects. Although designed to support municipal governments and staff, and so written with their perspective in mind, it is also a useful resource for decision-makers and practitioners across a range of municipal infrastructure sectors and services.

MUNICIPAL FINANCE AND PPP

What is Municipal PPP?

Within this Municipal PPP Framework, PPP encompasses a variety of approaches to private entities partnering with local governments to deliver infrastructure services, with the private sector making a long-term commitment and taking significant project risks. A municipal PPP is simply a PPP where the government entity is a municipal body and where the public asset or service is a municipal asset or service. It is important to note, however, that PPPs are only one of several tools available to municipalities to deliver infrastructure services in a more efficient and fiscally effective manner and the structure of a PPP used for a specific project is flexible. Each approach has different characteristics and priorities. Figure 1 shows the relationship between a few of the more common structures.

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