With the government’s Private Public Partnership (PPP) program getting underway, it is important for the Sri Lankan private sector to understand how PPPs work and how to latch on to PPP projects in an array of sectors ranging from energy, transport, water, waste management, or social infrastructure. The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (CCC) in collaboration with the USAID Short-Term Assistance to Improve Public Financial Management Reform (STAIR) Project and the Department of Public Finance of the Ministry of Finance is organizing a workshop on Private Public Partnerships (PPPs) exclusively for Chamber members on August 22 from 2 p.m. – 4.30 p.m.
The workshop will provide private sector companies with an understanding the definition, rationale, and different structuring options for PPP contracts.