Public Private Partnership

As more governments in developing countries are faced with the challenges of limited resources to meet infrastructure development and commercialization of strategic assets, TF has created capacity that is aimed at supporting both governments as well as private sector players to go into joint venture through different forms of Public Private Partnerships models. TF plays a comprehensive role from origination, concept development, formation of SPV for collection of revenues, preparation of contracts and finally the actual implementation of the partnership.

The utilization of the PPP model in investment allows for risk sharing as government will provide the regulatory support that will allow for the project to be sustainable and in some cases government can provide some form of guarantee for the duration of the project to allow for cost recovery as well as enable the investment to yield the expected returns. For government, PPP allows for easy delivery of public goods such as transportation, road infrastructure etc at little or no cost save for providing the required guarantee during the duration of the life of the partnership.

how can we help you?

Africa is the next frontier that will spur the next wave of global economic growth. Besides its numerous resource base the continent is faced with numerous challenges in attracting investment to facilitate resource beneficiation. At TF we are committed to support in closing the investment gap by creating linkages that will help the continent in meeting its growth objectives in line with the AU’s Agenda 2063.

Mwewa Besa – FZIM

Chief Executive Officer, TransFrontier Management Services