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ADB Support for PPPs. Qian Ying, Director and Craig Sugden, Principal PPP Specialist East Asia Regional Department. Disclaimer: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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ADB Support for ADB Support for PPPsPPPs
Qian Ying, Director and Craig Qian Ying, Director and Craig Sugden, Principal PPP SpecialistSugden, Principal PPP Specialist
East Asia Regional DepartmentEast Asia Regional Department
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this document are those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), its Board of Directors, or the governments they represent. ADB does not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this document, and accept no responsibility for any consequence of their use. By making any designation or reference to a particular territory or geographical area, or by using the term “country” in this document, ADB does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area.
ADB’s PPP Operational ADB’s PPP Operational PlanPlan
Pillar 1Advocacy
and capacity
development
Pillar 2 Fostering
the enabling
environment
Pillar 3 Project
development
Pillar 4 Project
financing
Create awareness, encourage leadership, identify the potential of
PPPs, develop capacity
Help develop the policy,
legal, regulatory,
and institutional framework
Provide expert
support, tool kits, funding
costs of transaction advisors, or procurement
support
Provide tailored financial
support eg guarantees,
equity, loans,
viability gap funding
EARD EARD EARD PSOD and EARD
Strategic directionsStrategic directions
• Help develop and demonstrate Help develop and demonstrate best practice approaches to PPPsbest practice approaches to PPPs
• Address the high demand for Address the high demand for public services arising from public services arising from urbanizationurbanization
• Assist innovation in government Assist innovation in government financingfinancing
Our value-addedOur value-added
• AA deep understanding of key deep understanding of key sectors and urbanizationsectors and urbanization
• Experience and knowledge of Experience and knowledge of PPPs in the PRC and PPPs in the PRC and internationallyinternationally
• Extensive experience with the Extensive experience with the PRC’s finance sector and public PRC’s finance sector and public financesfinances
Our approachOur approach
• Provide a package of support Provide a package of support based on high quality, based on high quality, 'pathfinder' PPPs'pathfinder' PPPs
• Support a ‘learning by doing’ Support a ‘learning by doing’ approach approach
• Provide early, concrete actionProvide early, concrete action
A holistic approachA holistic approach
Transaction advisory Transaction advisory servicesservices
• ToTo help complete well prepared, help complete well prepared, pathfinder PPPspathfinder PPPs
• To ensure that PPP contracts are To ensure that PPP contracts are ‘investment grade’ and that ‘investment grade’ and that projects are bankableprojects are bankable
• Our preference is to recover non-Our preference is to recover non-ADB costs from winning biddersADB costs from winning bidders
Financial supportFinancial support
• Targeted financial support may Targeted financial support may be available for be available for transformational PPPs transformational PPPs
• ADB funds would be used to ADB funds would be used to establish the creditworthiness establish the creditworthiness of a PPP and leverage private of a PPP and leverage private investmentinvestment
Loan ProductsLoan Products1. Investment loan with a performance-based contract2. Loans to financial intermediaries for onlending, at the financial intermediary‘s risk, to final borrowers 3. Policy-based lending, to support reforms and improve policies. It provides budget support to governments to address development financing needs. 4. Results-based lending, to support governments in designing and implementing government-owned sector programs. Disbursement is linked directly with the achievement of program results. 5. Partial credit guarantee to cover credit risks associated with a borrower’s inability to fulfill its debt service and repayment obligations on time. 6. A range of other products are available for private investorseg loans, equity investments
PPP Incentive SchemePPP Incentive Scheme
• A set-aside for all members of A set-aside for all members of $500 million in additional Ordinary $500 million in additional Ordinary Capital Resources (OCR) for 2015Capital Resources (OCR) for 2015
• A $100m PPP could provide up to A $100m PPP could provide up to $70m in OCR$70m in OCR
• Additional technical assistance for Additional technical assistance for transaction advisory servicestransaction advisory services
Demonstration citiesDemonstration cities
• An initiative that will help adapt An initiative that will help adapt pprojects to the PPP approachrojects to the PPP approach
• Initial projects will be simple and Initial projects will be simple and low risklow risk
• Used as test cases for streamlining Used as test cases for streamlining and adapting systems to PPPsand adapting systems to PPPs
• To be rolled out to other citiesTo be rolled out to other cities
ADB and CDIA supportADB and CDIA support
Approval of Project
Investment and
Procurement
Approval to
proceed with PPP
Approval to
invite Expressions
of Interest
Inception Phase
Project Development
Phase Expressions of Interest Phase
Key steps: Initial screening of PPP
opportunities Prepare preliminary business case Assessment of budget impact
Key steps:
Assemble resources Develop a project plan Commence key work streams Market testing Prepare draft business case
Key steps:
Develop invitation for EOI Obtain approval to release the EOI Release invitation for EOI Evaluate EOI responses Shortlist bidders
Approval to issue an
RFP to shortlisted
bidders Approval of
preferred bidder
Request for Proposal Phase
Negotiation and Completion Phase
Contract Management
Key steps:
RFP development phase Develop RFP documentation Seek approval to release
RFP bid phase RFP evaluation phase Finalize business case Selection of preferred bidder
Key steps:
Establish the negotiating team Set the negotiation framework Report to government Contract close / execution Financial close
Key steps:
Formalize management responsibilities Monitor project delivery Manage variations Monitor the service outputs Maintain the integrity of the contract
Approval of project
investment and
procurement
Approval to proceed with PPP
Approval to invite EOI
Approval to issue an RFP to shortlisted
bidders
Approval of preferred
bidder
Approval to execute a contract
ADB and CDIA
CDIA
ADB
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