FUNCTIONS OF THE PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) UNIT

i)    Expression of Interest (EOI) from Private Developers which are subjected to comprehensive reviews and analysis, using a set of PPP eligibility criteria;

ii)    Identifying, prioritizing, selecting and developing framework for PPP projects.

iii)    Assessing the policy, legal and institutional environment for involving the private sector in the provision of infrastructure;

iv)    Negotiating/re-negotiating of all PPP project using best practices financial models to ensure viability;

v)    Analyzing all PPP projects with a view to determining the participation of each party in the procurement agreement;

vi)    Evaluating projects in the Capital budget and suggesting those that can be taken through PPP;

vii)    Ensuring that all PPP projects are included in the Mid-term Framework for continuity;

viii)    Undertaking financial and credit risk assessment in all PPP transactions;

ix)    Assessing, evaluating and managing post contract activities;

x)    Executing PPP Projects for the Works & Housing Sectors

xi)    Assisting policy maker in developing the required strategies for increased private sector participation in infrastructure service, including contract monitoring; and

xii)    Any other assignment relevant to the function of the Unit assigned by the Permanent Secretary.

PICTURES FROM DAY 3 OF THE 29TH MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON WORKS

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REJIGGING THE OPERATIONAL MODEL OF THE HIGHWAY DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT INITIATIVE (HDMI)

Honourable Minister of Works, His Excellency Sen. Engr. Nweze David Umahi, CON, Public Private Partnership unit of the Federal Ministry of Works and Messrs. Africa Plus Partners Nigeria Ltd (APPNL)

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