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The course covers infrastructure financing through public-private partnerships and regulation, exploring why infrastructure investment is necessary for growth, different models of privatization, and lessons from case studies in India. It discusses project financing, contract design, and concessions, as well as political and regulatory risks. The role of government in supporting private sector investments while protecting the public interest is examined.
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The course covers infrastructure financing through public-private partnerships and regulation, exploring why infrastructure investment is necessary for growth, different models of privatization, and lessons from case studies in India. It discusses project financing, contract design, and concessions, as well as political and regulatory risks. The role of government in supporting private sector investments while protecting the public interest is examined.
This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the document:
The course covers infrastructure financing through public-private partnerships and regulation, exploring why infrastructure investment is necessary for growth, different models of privatization, and lessons from case studies in India. It discusses project financing, contract design, and concessions, as well as political and regulatory risks. The role of government in supporting private sector investments while protecting the public interest is examined.
This 3-sentence summary provides the key details about the document:
The course covers infrastructure financing through public-private partnerships and regulation, exploring why infrastructure investment is necessary for growth, different models of privatization, and lessons from case studies in India. It discusses project financing, contract design, and concessions, as well as political and regulatory risks. The role of government in supporting private sector investments while protecting the public interest is examined.
PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP AND REGUALTION Instr!t"r : Professor V. Ranganathan. Contact: ranga@iimb.ernet.in. Room: NF 109. Phone: 3155; M : 9! """ 1355 C"rse #es!r$%t$"n: T&e !"rse '$(( %r")$#e *n $n+"rme# n#erst*n#$n, "+ $n+r*str!tre $sses ($-e: .&/ *re 0*n-s t"(# t" t*-e % $n+r*str!tre 1n*n!$n, '&en t&e/ *re $(( e2$%%e# t" #" s"3 .&/ '*s t&ere t&e e(e!tr$!$t/ !r$s$s $n De(&$ e)en *+ter %r$)*t$4*t$"n3 A+ter *((, %r$)*te se!t"r '*s em0r*!e# "n(/ 0e!*se $t '"(# stem t&e r"t5 .&/ $s $n+r*str!tre $n)estment ne!ess*r/ t" re*!& 6-178 ,r"'t& t*r,et3 Is In#$* re*#/ +"r PPP3 H*)e 'e (e*rnt t&e (ess"ns3 .&ere *re t&e !*%*!$t/ #e1!$ts $n G")ern*n!e3 H"' t" t*-e t&e 0est "t "+ %r$)*te se!t"r '$t&"t ,$)$n, $n t" !r"n/ !*%$t*($sm3 .&*t $s 'r"n, '$t& t&e P"rt se!t"r $n In#$*3 I+ *n ent$re !"ntr/ S$n,*%"re !*n sr)$)e 0e!*se "+ ,""# %"rt, '&/ !*n9t In#$*, '$t& * 0etter ,e",r*%&$! ("!*t$"n3 #nfrastr$ct$re Pro%ects &ere tra'itiona(() f$n'e' b) the *o+ernment base' on the ,rinci,(e of ,$b(ic ,ro+ision &here mar-ets fai(. Mar-ets genera(() fai(e' in infrastr$ct$re main() beca$se of high in+estments. (ong gestation ,erio's. an' h$ge economies of sca(e an' conse/$ent nat$ra( mono,o() characteristics. 0ometimes there &ere a(so ris-s $nacce,tab(e to ,ri+ate sector. 1o&e+er. in recent )ears there has been 1 increasing em,hasis to b$i(' infrastr$ct$re ,ro%ects thro$gh Public Private Partnership (PPP). ,rinci,a(() in+o-ing 2go+ernment fai($re3 as a ca$se. b$t a(so for so$rcing ,ri+ate sector 4nances from the mar-et an' a(so ,ri+ate sector e5,ertise. 6$e to their inherent high ris-s these ,ro%ects are e5ec$te' thro$gh Pro%ect Finance metho'. instea' of the tra'itiona( ba(ance sheet 4nancing. 7he -e) to the s$ccess of PPP is both a recognition that ,ri+ate sector is there to ma-e ,ro4ts. an' a(so an ob(igation to societ) that s$ch ,ro4ts sho$(' be mo'erate. -ee,ing in min' that the assets so create' m$st bene4t the societ) ma5ima(() b) ma5imi8ing their $se. thro$gh a,,ro,riate tari9s. 7he ro(e of *o+ernment in s$,,orting the ,ri+ate sector as &e(( as in go+ernance in -ee,ing the ,$b(ic interest in +ie& is th$s critica(. 7he Co$rse co+ers the feat$res of Pro%ect Financing. e5,(ores the agenc) costs in ,$b(ic an' ,ri+ate o&nershi,s. e5amines 'i9erent metho's of ,ri+ati8ation an' ta-es $, a fe& case st$'ies in P$b(ic Pri+ate Partnershi, to high(ight the nee' for management ca,acit) in *o+ernment for s$ccessf$( im,(ementation of #nfrastr$ct$re ,ro%ects. F$rther it goes on to 'isc$ss the ro(e an' t),es of reg$(ation in #nfrastr$ct$re mono,o(ies. C"rse "t($ne: S(5 n"5 T"%$! Re*#$n, 1-: In+r*str! tre E!"n"m$! s In+r*str!tre E!"n"m$!s ; VR < 4 Pr"=e!t F$n*n!e 15 Pr"=e!t F$n*n!e - Fres&1e(#s >