BEST PRACTICE IN PPP PROJECT RISK MANAGEMENT: LEARN THE STAGES OF THE RISK MANAGEMENT CYCLE AND BEST PRACTICES FOR CONTRACTUAL ALLOCATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
This course addresses contractual risk management from the perspective of the risk management cycle: risk identification, qualitative assessment, preliminary allocation, quantification, early mitigation, structuring and final allocation, contractual implementation, and risk management throughout the life of the contract.
The course covers the different stages of risk management from the perspective of the contracting authority (project sponsor) and relevant central government agencies, providing practical guidance on approaches, tools, and good practices for each stage of the cycle.
Particular attention is given to best practices in risk allocation, both from a heuristic perspective (practical guidance to identify when a risk should be retained or shared) and from the perspective of key international standards and approaches applied in selected developing economies.
Several national PPP risk management guidelines are reviewed, and case studies are discussed.
Senior managers and specialists from contracting authorities responsible for the preparation, implementation, and management of PPP projects.
Officials and technical staff from central government agencies (ministries of finance or equivalent bodies, as well as planning and development agencies) responsible for project approval and/or the development of guidelines and directives.
Personal de las unidades centrales de APP.
Control and audit bodies, as well as other institutions with supervision, oversight, or public programme evaluation functions.
PPP advisors and consultants, as well as professionals from multilateral development banks (MDBs).
Inversores y financiadores interesados en entender la gestión de riesgos desde la perspectiva del socio público.
The Best Practice in PPP Contract Management course and certification is a mandatory prerequisite to sit the official examination administered by APMG International and to access the Practitioner certificate in PPP contract management.
The examination consists of two parts: one more theoretical, focused on fundamentals, and one more practical, for a total of 40 questions.
A score of 50% (20/40) grants the BPCM™ Foundation certificate.
To obtain the Practitioner certificate, a score of 70% (28/40) is required. The examination is closed book and can be taken through your accredited training provider.
The examination is closed book and can be taken through your accredited training provider.
The P3FP™ Program is currently in its early stages.
As a result, not all courses yet have fully operational examinations. ¡¡
This course is not yet certified.
For further information, please contact APMG International at p3fp@apmg.com. p3fp@apmg.com
The reference materials for this course and its certification consist of the presentation materials (PPT) provided during the course, together with a selection of good practice guidelines, including the CP3P Guide.
The main references include the guidelines and risk management frameworks from Colombia, Australia’s risk allocation standards (commercial principles), and the risk allocation standards set out in the CP3P Guide, as well as several reference guides and papers produced by experts from multilateral development banks.