BEST PRACTICE IN PPP CONTRACT MANAGEMENT: PRESERVING VFM THROUGH EFFECTIVE PPP CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
This course reviews international best practices in PPP contract management from a strongly practice-oriented perspective, while also addressing the key foundations required for policy development and the design of robust governance arrangements.
The course is structured in three parts: the first focuses on general aspects and on the design of the contract management strategy; the other two address, respectively, general activities (those that facilitate effective contract management and provide tools and methodologies, such as knowledge management or relationship management) and substantive activities (those with a direct impact on service delivery or affordability, such as change management, claims management, and dispute resolution, among others).
Several leading national contract management guidelines are reviewed, and case studies are discussed.
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 guidelines from countries leading international best practice and global reference guides, including the CP3P Guide.
The main references include the guidelines from Australia and the State of Victoria, South Africa, India, and Colombia, as well as additional complementary readings.