Conference Advisory Board

Prof. RK Mishra, Director, Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad, India

Mr. Janez Podobnik, MD, Acting Director General, International Center for Promotion of Enteprises, Slovenia)

Mr. Andrej Vrbancic, Marketing and Sales, Joint Venture of Fairwood and Robotina, India

Organising Committee

Dr. K. Trivikram, (Head Department of Economics)

Dr. Rajesh G (Convener of the Conference)

Dr. Swayamprava Mishra (Assistant Professor IPE)

Mr. M. Chandrashekar (Assistant Professor IPE)

Mr. Tomaz Rogelj (ICPE Executive Manager)

Ms. Sara Arko (ICPE Project Manager)

About IPE

The Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE), Hyderabad is an

autonomous non-profit educational society established in

1964.IPE is celebrating, golden jubilee this year. It is one of the

premier B-Schools in the country and is devoted to Management

Education, Training, Research, Consultancy, Infotech, and Bio-

Tech. IPE has been ranked 1st among the B-Schools in Andhra

Pradesh, 4th in South India and is amongst the top 25 B-Schools

inIndia. IPE has been recognized as the Centre for Excellence by

ICSSR, Min. of Human Resources Development, Govt. of India.

The Institute of Public Enterprise has organized more than 100 training programmes for more than 1600 senior IAS

and IPS officers. IPE has conducted more than 450 training programmes for nearly 20000 practicing managers of

Corporate Sector. These programmes fall under the categories of General Management, Strategic Planning and

Management, Marketing Management, Human Resources Management, Finance Management, Corporate Planning

etc. IPE has also conducted a number of Faculty Development Programmes for the benefit of management

faculty under the aegis of AICTE and UGC.

IPE has internationally recognized faculty, good infrastructure, a well stocked library and a serene academic

environment. IPE believes in experiential training and interactive learning approaches. For IPE, “Learning” is a

continuous process. Prof. R.K. Mishra, is currently the Director of the Institute. Prof. Mishra specializes in Management

Education, Research, Consultancy, Economic Reforms, Privatization and Good Governance.

For further details contact:

Dr. Rajesh G : 91-9866613403

Mr Chandrashekar : 91-8187056918

INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISE

Osmania University Campus,

Hyderabad – 500 007.

Phones : 040 – 27098145, 27098937, 27098938

E-mail : info@ipeindia.org

Website : www.ipeindia.org

INTRODUCTION:

Introduction:Public Private Partnership (PPP), which is a cooperative relationship between public and private sector,

is being seen as a solution for the problem of infrastructure bottlenecks. Any country committed to improve the level

and quality of economic and social infrastructure services is contemplating to have PPP in every sector of the economy.

Each of the partners in this relationship brings, what the other lacks. The private sector brings technical and managerial

expertise and also the enormous capital that is required. On the other hand, a private developer may find it difficult

to arrange for land, water, roads, ports and obtain all the clearances required, which, the government as the largest

land owner may find it easy to do. It is strongly believed that the PPP approach is best suited for the infrastructure

sector. Considering the paucity of public funds more so in developing countries, it is imperative that private participation

be invited in the process of strengthening infrastructure. India has emerged as one of the leading PPP markets in the

world as a consequence of several policy initiatives taken by the central and state governments. The growth in PPPs

has led to framing of national PPP policy which seeks to facilitate this expansion in the use of PPP approach. There

are over 750 PPP projects in India. International experiences also abound. Be it the developed countries, or the

emerging economies, all have PPP in their planning horizon. Although PPP brings with it the advantages of synergy

of public and private sector, there are issues and challenges that need to be addressed if PPP is to become a successful

model. There is always the challenge of balancing the interests of profit motive of private sector and the public sector

interest for public service. Financing of PPP is another critical issue. Financing of PPP projects has become very

important in India, with lending agencies such as, India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd (IIFCL), IDFC, Power

Finance Corporation (PFC) playing a vital role in India. The international lending agencies like World Bank are also

playing a equally significant role. There is also a scope for every country to draw lessons from each other. The two

day conference jointly hosted by Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE) and International Center for Promotion of Enterprises

(ICPE), intends to create a platform to discuss the finer points and intricacies of PPPs, by sharing the intellectual

inputs, though the brainstorming sessions, spread over two days. A mention of this conference was also made in the

‘8th Session of the Joint Committee on Trade and Economic Cooperation between India and Republic of Slovenia’

Objectives of the Conference:

1. To examine the present status of PPP and the achievements.

2. To examine the Issues and Challenges related to PPP.

3. To share the experiences of countries from all over the world, regarding PPPs and to draw lessons from each other

of best practices.

4. To suggest measures for successful implementation of PPP

Who Should attend?

Academicians, Practicing Managers, Industry, Researchers, from India and abroad having interest in PPP related

matters would be a part of the conference.

Papers would be called for presentation both from India and abroad.

The conference would be divided into technical sessions spread over two days as follows:

Technical Session 1: PPP in Energy Sector

a) PPP in power sector, challenges and opportunities

b) PPP in non conventional sources of energy

c) PPP and clean energy management

d) International Experiences

Technical Session 2: PPP in Roads, Ports, Highways

a) Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities and Threats

b) Role of National Highway authority of India

c) International Experiences

Technical Session 3: PPP in Urban Infrastructure and Tourism

a) Urban Transport

b) Solid Waste Management

c) Water Supply

d) Opportunities in Tourism Sector

e) International Experiences

Technical Session 4: PPP in Education and Health

a) Various Models of PPP

b) Opportunities and Challenges

c) Role of Lending Agencies

d) Best Practices in India and abroad

Technical Session 5: Financing of PPP

a) Viability Gap Funding

b) Sources of Financing

c) Issues of Risk allocation and risk mitigation

d) Role of IIFCL, IDFC, PFC

e) Role of International Lending institutions such as world bank

Important Dates:

Submission of Abstracts: 7.10.13

Intimation of Acceptance of abstracts: 15.10.13

Submission of Full Paper: 30.11.13

Intimation of Acceptance of Full paper: 15.12.13

Last date of registration: 7.01.14.

Conference date: 23rd and 24th January, 2014.

Even if abstracts are not submitted, the full paper can be submitted by the due date of submission. However, it is in the

interests of paper contributors that they give abstracts before they submit the full papers, so that evaluation becomes

easy.

Submission guidelines:

All submissions must be in MS word from in about 1500-3000 words, typed in Times New Roman 12 font size. Each

paper should indicate title page that should contain title of the paper, name(s), affiliation(s), complete mailing address,

telephone and fax number and e-mail ID. Only those papers which adhere to the guidelines will be considered for

review. All papers are to be submitted by electronic mail to: icppp@ipeindia.org OR rajesh@ipeindia.org

Conference Fee:

Corporate: INR 5000/-

Academicians: INR 2500/-

Research Scholars: INR 1000/-

10% discount would be given in case of two or more delegates from one organization.

Registration: Filled nomination forms along with demand draft drawn in favour of ‘Institute of Public Enterprise’

payable at Hyderabad should be sent to Mr P. Chandrasekhar, Training Department, Institute of Public Enterprise,

Hyderabad, India 500007, on before 7.01.2014.

Sponsorship: We also invite sponsors for the conference in the following categories: Lead Sponsors, Co-Sponsors/

Conference lunch/dinner.

ICPE – International Center for Promotion of Enterprises

ICPE is an intergovernmental and international organisation, headquartered in Ljubljana, Slovenia. It was

established in 1974 with the support of the United Nations as a research, training and consulting organisation in

the field of public sector enterprises. Today, ICPE is a centre for education, training and dissemination of best

practices among its 18 member states from four continents with a focus on public-private partnerships and

internationalisation of national economies. Through its activities, training programmes, events and development

projects, ICPE places specific attention to the issues of energy efficiency and sustainable development, which

were identified as priority areas in many of the Center’s member states.

Two international conferences on PPPs in energy efficiency and sustainable environment were organised by

ICPE and partner organisations, one in Ljubljana in October 2012, followed by a larger-scale event in Abeokuta,

Nigeria, in April 2013. The third conference on PPPs and energy efficiency is being organised in cooperation

with partners from Russia in November 2013. ICPE also actively participated at UNIDO’s Vienna Energy Forum

2013 in May, while in November this year, ICPE is co-organising with UNIDO a training course on Sustainable

Energy Solutions. In cooperation with the Government of Slovenia and UNIDO financial mechanism for

development, ICPE also prepared a development project on “Low-Cost Solar Industrial Heat in Kosovo and

Macedonia”.

Golden Jubilee International Conference

on

Public Private Partnership –The Need of the Hour.

Registration Form

Date: 23rd and 24th January, 2014.

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Conference Fee : Corporate: INR 5000/-

Academicians: INR 2500/-

Research Scholars: INR 1000/-

The DD No. _______________ dated ____________ for Rs. _____________ towards thedelegate fee drawn in favour of “Institute Of Public Enterprise”, payable at Hyderabad isenclosed.

INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISEOsmania University Campus, Hyderabad-50007

Ph.No + 040 27098145, + 040 27098937

Email : rajesh@ipeindia.org