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Date Sender Comments November 9, 2011 December 1, 2011 December 19, 2011 January 31, 2012 March 1, 2012 Lourenço Veniça, Economist, Road Fund, Mozambique Demba Jallow, Corporate Planning Manager, National Water and Electricity Company LTD, The Gambia Ms Tchimsi Atchabao, Advisor, Research & Development, Togo Free Zone Authority (SAZOF), Togo Zewdineh B. Haile, Consultant and Attorney at Law, Zee Law Office, Ethiopia Marc Frilet, Chief Editor, Head of PPP Working Group, French Institute of International Legal Experts and Paris Bar Thank you for networking us in this subject. We will keep following up all the international discussions and practices regarding this specific subject. Thanks you for this valuable information. We will review and try to find a way reaching out for support. I just run through the precious files you willingly shared with us. I would like to extend special Thanks to you and the Team for your care. This is just to say thanks a million. Your successive emails have truly bridged-up the communication gap. We met last in Addis over lunch with your colleague a couple of months ago. The Kigali workshop was a great success and your presentation was the best. The documents you have shared with us are another testimonial for the quality service your institution has been providing to the public at large. As you may know, the international industry and in particular the Confederation of International Contractor Association (CICA) and its PPP working group representing the industry together with the French Institute of International Experts (IFEJI) and the Paris Bar have been working closely with the World Bank, various PPP Units, and other international financial associations in order to contribute to the success of PPPs around the world. In this respect, we have not only advertised your publications but also use them a lot as a basis for contributing to develop the conditions of success of PPP mostly in developing countries where such conditions remain often to be designed in several areas. Continuing proactive exchanges on the conditions of success of PPPs with a good equilibrium between the expectations of the public sector, the consumers and the industry, is more important than ever. Indeed with the financial crisis it is essential to understand how to attract investors for long term and resilient PPP. We are convinced that with our joint efforts the preparation and planning of a pipeline of good PPPs which is so far difficult to achieve in many countries may become a realistic goal. Disseminating PPP best practices. We continue to disseminate the various global knowledge products developed by PPIAF with PPP units in developing countries, universities, Academia, and other interested people. The team has attended several conferences, seminars, and other events in Africa and Asia to further disseminate our knowledge products and share our experience on PPPs. We have also participated as speakers at conferences sponsored by PPIAF and at others organized by third parties or other partners. We are also expanding our communication efforts to a wider audience within the World Bank Group. In FY2012, the PPP in Infrastructure Resource Center (PPPIRC) team was asked to review PPIAF’s recently developed online database of PPIAF-funded activities. The review’s primary objective was to determine whether any legal precedents or materials relating to the establishment of PPPs funded by PPIAF could be further disseminated through the PPPIRC. The PPPIRC team did a full review of PPIAF’s database to find high-quality material. Legally relevant documents (including sample agreements and draft legislation) from 25 activities were selected for dissemination, as they were considered to be good precedents, which would complement existing documents published on the PPPIRC website. 6
Communicating with donors. We have prepared short donor-partnership documents summarizing the history of each partnership, common areas for priority support, and some results to date, so that you can disseminate to other staff within your institution, in your home country, or abroad, so that other colleagues know more about the program that you have been funding and we can collaborate better. We have shared all of these documents with you, and final versions can be found on the PPIAF website in the About Us section. At least monthly, we have been sharing with you and with your teams in country offices for whom you sent us email addresses, the new material we are writing and publishing. In a visit to one of your offices in South Africa, we were very pleased to see that the material we have distributed on sub-national finance in Africa was on the meeting table! Annual report. On September 30, 2011 we released to you and to the public PPIAF’s FY2011 annual report; the report was finalized within the time period required in the Program Charter. It provides a good picture of our program in FY2011. We look forward to your comments. Preparation of selected articles for publication. We continue drafting Feature Stories that highlight and comment on current happenings relevant to PPIAF, including selected events, activities, and articles that are published on PPIAF’s website. We are also regular contributors to IFC’s quarterly Handshake Magazine, with published articles on Cities and PPPs, Meeting the Challenges of Water Scarcity and Distribution through PPPs, Climate Change and PPPs, and Healthcare and PPPs. Knowledge and learning for client governments Capacity building seminars. At the request of various governments in Africa and in other countries, we have prepared and participated as speakers at various PPP seminars with the objective of developing capacity in government officials, explaining what PPPs are and how they can be structured, emphasizing the importance of developing a clear enabling environment to provide confidence to investors, and providing examples of how PPIAF assistance has led to specific PPP projects. Country Date Partners/ organizers 7 Topic Guinea-Bissau November 8–10, 2011 IFC, WBI, WB PPP training in Bissau 35 Mozambique November 1–10, 2011 WB, DFID Kenya December 1–2, 2011 Jordan April 2–4, 2012 Switzerland February 21–23, 2012 Senegal June 5–8, 2012 (to come) AfDB, AME Trade WB, Carbon Finance-Assist Program, Government of Jordan WBI, ADB, UNECE, IFC, Swiss Government SECO, Global Energy Basel Foundation IFC, WSP, AfDB PPP training for mega projects Number of participants 30 Africa PPP conference 200 Regional Workshop on Selecting and Implementing Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Measures (NAMAs) PPPs and OBA: improving accountability in service provision Energy Basel Summit 2012 60 50 from Middle East and North Africa region 500 from 90 countries PPPs in Water 100 (target)
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