Disclosure of Project and Contract Information in Public-Private Partnerships

This report presents a review of current practices on the disclosure of information on Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects and contracts from 11 jurisdictions at the national and sub-national level representing 8 countries. It is part of a br...

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Main Author:	World Bank Institute
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:	ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACRONYMS ADVERTISEMENT ANNUAL REPORTS ARRANGEMENT ARRANGEMENTS ARTICLE AUTHENTICATION AWARD PROCESS BID BIDS BREACHES CAPITAL GRANTS CHANGES IN CONTRACTS CIVIL LAW CLASSIFICATION CLAUSE CLAUSES COMPETITIVENESS COMPLETE CONTRACT CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION CONFIDENTIALITY CONTENTS CONTRACT CLAUSES CONTRACT INFORMATION CONTRACT MANAGEMENT CONTRACT PROVISIONS CONTRACT RENEGOTIATION CONTRACTOR CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIPS COPYRIGHT CURRENT CONTRACT DEBT DEBT FINANCING DEBT REPAYMENT DEED DEEDS DESCRIPTION DISCLOSURE DISCLOSURE CONTRACT DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION DISCLOSURE POLICIES DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS DISCLOSURES DISCOUNT RATE DISCOUNT RATES DOCUMENTS DOMAIN DUE DILIGENCE E-MAIL EQUIPMENT EVENT OF DEFAULT EXCHANGE RATE EXTRACTING FINANCIAL INFORMATION FINANCIAL SUPPORT FORCE MAJEURE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LEGISLATION GENERAL PUBLIC GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT AGENCY GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS GOVERNMENT GRANTS GOVERNMENT GUARANTEES GOVERNMENT INFORMATION GOVERNMENT SUPPORT HEADING HOLDING INFLATION INFORMATION DISCLOSURE INFORMATION DISCLOSURE REGIMES INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION USERS INSTALLATION INSTALLMENTS INSURANCE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTEREST RATES INTERNAL AUDIT INTERNATIONAL BANK INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT CLIMATE JOINT VENTURE LACK OF TRANSPARENCY LEASE LEASES LEGAL PROVISIONS LENDERS LICENSE LICENSES LIQUIDITY LOAN LOAN TERMS LOCAL GOVERNMENT MANDATE MARKET VALUE MATERIAL MATURITY NATIONAL TREASURY NEW CONTRACTS OBJECT OPEN ACCESS OPEN GOVERNMENT ORIGINAL CONTRACT ORIGINAL CONTRACTS PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS PDF PERFORMANCE INDICATORS PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PORTFOLIO PRICE MOVEMENTS PRIVATE FINANCE PRIVATE PARTIES PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE PARTY PRIVATE SECTOR PROBABILITY PROCUREMENT PROCESS PROFIT MARGINS PROTECTION OF PRIVACY PROVISIONS PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC INFORMATION PUBLIC INTEREST PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PUBLISHING QUERIES RATE OF RETURN REGISTRY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK REIMBURSEMENT REIMBURSEMENTS RELATED AGREEMENTS RENEGOTIATION RENEGOTIATIONS REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE REPRODUCTION REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL RESULT RESULTS SELECTION CRITERIA SENSITIVE INFORMATION SHAREHOLDERS SIMILAR PROVISIONS STANDARD CONTRACT SUB-CONTRACTORS SUPERVISION TELEPHONE TERMINATION TEXT OF CONTRACT THIRD PARTY TIME PERIOD TOTAL VALUE TRADE SECRETS TRANSFER OF ASSETS TRANSPARENCY TRANSPARENCY AGENDA TYPES OF CONTRACTS USER USER FEES USERS VALUE OF ASSETS VERIFICATION WEBSITE WEBSITES
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2013/01/17496282/disclosure-project-contract-information-public-private-partnerships-ppps http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16534

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Summary:	This report presents a review of current practices on the disclosure of information on Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects and contracts from 11 jurisdictions at the national and sub-national level representing 8 countries. It is part of a broader program of work being undertaken by the World Bank Institute (WBI) on increasing the transparency of public-private contracting. The objective of this review is to present emerging practices on the disclosure of information on PPP projects and contracts and to distill from these suggestions to government agencies on how they can provide more information to their public on their PPP projects. There are no grounds to believe that PPPs require greater transparency than similar projects executed through traditional public procurement. However as with publicly-executed projects PPPs can benefit from greater transparency. In addition PPPs may require considerations and approaches to disclosure not present in publicly-executed projects. The remainder of this report is structured as follows: section one presents a synthesis of observed practices and then a recommended approach in terms of essential information to be disclosed and the key instruments through which this is done; section two presents country case studies in a standardized format reflecting the recommendations in section one; annexures one and two list relevant websites, legislation and policy.

Disclosure of Project and Contract Information in Public-Private Partnerships

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