Public-Private Partnerships
A Professional Development Series
About the Series
Governments are finding their backs up against a fiscal wall as they struggle to fund services and expand and rebuild infrastructure in a time of stagnant or declining revenue. Where will they turn? New taxes and more public debt are politically unpopular and may be economically unfeasible. To deliver services to spur economic growth and to lower expenses without resorting to austerity measures, governments are increasingly engaging the private sector through Public Private Partnerships (“PPPs”). This two-course series “PPP Essentials” and “PPP Advanced” is designed for individuals looking to deepen their knowledge in this area. Participants have the flexibility to register for either one of the courses “PPP Essentials” or “PPP Advanced” or for the entire series.
Courses in the Series
Public-Private Partnership Essentials
Dates: March 13-15, 2023
The audience of the Public-Private Partnership Essentials short course is typically made up of professionals with limited experience in private partnerships looking to gain a basic understanding. Participants may be from government, finance, law, construction, and project management fields and may include executives, managers, consultants, and public officials. For more details, please see brochure
Public-Private Partnership Advanced
Dates: May 14-16, 2023
This course is designed for individuals with a basic understanding of PPPs who want to further their knowledge and skills in this area.The audience of the Advanced short course typically includes professionals in the fields of government, finance, law, construction, and project management and may include executives, managers, consultants, public officials, or others involved in PPP projects. For more details, please see the brochure
| Program Fees |
| Price per single course: USD 2,658/ QAR 9,701 Price for the series: USD 5,316/ QAR 19,404 Contact rb1570@georgetown.edu |