Presentation

Concesion, Financing and Regulation of Public Services and Infraestructure: Presentation

Classes Start

Next beggining 2017

Duration

5 months

Schedule

Tuesdays and Thursdays
7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Cost

S/. 12,500
(ask for financing)

Contact

T. 219-0100

Contact US

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Improvement of public services infrastructure in developing countries is an aspect considered increasingly important to reduce poverty and increase growth.

In countries like Peru, where public resources tend to be scarce, it is necessary that investment is efficient and effective. Therefore, it is important for public officials and technical staff around public administration to seek the best alternatives and make the best decisions when identifying, evaluating, and implementing investment projects in each sector.

“Classes will commence provided that the minimum number of students enrolled established by the Executive Education Center is reached.”

Profile of the Student

Professionals related to infrastructure development and management.
Professionals serving at private development, construction, and infrastructure services companies.
Professionals from financial institutions, law firms, consulting firms, regulatory bodies, and public entities.
Professionals from the fields of Economics, Engineering, or Law, working in the public sector or in State-regulated companies.

Objectives

DOMAIN CONCEPTUAL APPROACH: to understand the economic and legal concepts of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) and the different forms they may take.
THEORETICAL-PRACTICAL: to provide a solid theoretical approach complemented with a Peruvian case methodology as well as the most successful experiences worldwide in order to provide students with the skills to understand the process of establishing and managing a PPP.
CASE-BY-CASE ANALYSIS: to review national and international casuistry that improves the regulation of public services and infrastructure in Peru.

Benefits

The program contains the most important issues that must be handled by a person who faces problems related to the concession, financing, and regulation of public services and infrastructure and wants to bring efficient solutions.

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