PPP project development

PPP project development in Papua New Guinea involves a structured process designed to maximize the benefits of collaboration between the public and private sectors. The process begins with the identification of infrastructure needs by both public and private sectors and opportunities where private sector expertise and investment can be leveraged. Detailed feasibility studies and cost-benefit analyses are conducted to ensure economic viability and alignment with national development goals.

The PPP Centre plays a crucial role in coordinating these efforts, providing guidance, and ensuring compliance with the PPP Act and the PPP Regulations. Projects are then tendered through transparent and competitive procurement processes, where private entities are invited to bid and propose innovative solutions. Once selected, the projects undergo rigorous planning, design, financing, construction, and operational phases, with continuous oversight to ensure they meet performance standards and deliver long-term value to the public. This comprehensive approach to PPP project development in PNG aims to enhance sustainable infrastructure development, stimulate economic growth, and improve the quality of life for its citizens.