Deadline: 11-Jul-2016 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.)
The objective of the activity is to hire a firm to support the Government of Rwanda to:
- Develop sector PPP strategies and guidelines;
- Create a PPP projects database;
- Identify a pipeline of potential, viable PPP projects, and deliver a series of concept notes for 10 of the most promising projects;
- Develop and deliver a sensitization program for PPP, including training for decision makers and technical staff involved in PPP transactions, and the and the private sector, and advanced Project Finance financial modeling training.
effectiveness in the delivery of the PPP program including project identification and preparation, project appraisal and transactions negotiations and closing with the private sector, and financing of PPP transactions. To achieve this, the Government is considering establishing an Infrastructure Fund which could consist of several sub-funds, including an infrastructure venture capital fund, an infrastructure equity fund, and an infrastructure debt fund.
delivery of PPP projects. Training is also integral to promoting best practice and strengthening consistency of the approach in undertaking PPP projects. PPP training has a crucial role in helping to secure value for money in terms of the services provided by professional advisors.
management with the whole PPP transaction process and related advisory of IFC. The team focuses on advising on the following types of transactions, across all infrastructure sectors with a particular focus on urban infrastructure, energy and transport.
PPP options. The consultancy will conduct a screening of NELSAPs portfolio for PPP-suitable projects and pilot up to three for early project preparation.
PPP in order to advise the Ministry of Economy and Finance on the following matters: (a) support the adoption of a PPP legislation, (ii) support the establishment of an effective institutional framework, (iii) support the establishment of a PPP unit, (iv) develop training and capacity building courses, and (v) carry out detailed feasibility studies, and support the Government in identifying private partners and implementing one or several pilot PPP transactions.
Public Private Partnership (PPP). Through the proposed PPP a private operator would be engaged to provide the full range of diagnostic services (CT scan, MRI, X-Ray, USG, Mammography and all laboratory tests) within Timor-Leste, reducing expenditure on transferring people/samples outside the country. The PPP will involve creation of a layered hub-and-spoke structure with important and emergency tests handled locally, while samples for other tests are moved to the nearest bigger facility, avoiding duplication in the investment, people, equipment and infrastructure.
Netherlands for the World Bank 
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