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"MADE IN AFRICA - FOR AFRICA" FDA NEWSLETTER
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This email, from THE FOUNDATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA (FDA), is a TEXT VERSION of the HTML email sent out yesterday 16-07-2007. This TEXT email is sent out to accommodate all our contacts with the lack of BANDWITH to access HTML format. If you received the HTML format, kindly delete this TEXT FORMAT email. In the interest of our contacts with the lack of BANDWITH we thank you for your consideration.
THE FOUNDATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA (FDA) proudly presents you with the following information that may add value to Africa's development. Please direct any correspondence to: info@foundation-development-africa.org
Service delivery or the lack thereof is not something unique to South Africa, where the people are currently protesting the loudest, the rest of Africa and even first-world countries are faced with this lack of service delivery problem.
Could PPP - Public Private Partnerships - impact positively on service delivery?
I have done some extensive research on this issue and gladly share these findings on the impact of PPP rollouts for local Municipalities, emphasizing the control that remains with the municipality, discussing the implications of an MSP (Municipal Service Partnership) and creating investor confidence - as a Municipality or Local Government.
However when it comes to PPP - Public Private Partnerships - who initiates this initiative? What happens next? How do you go about this Partnership? A host of questions jump to mind.
The SADC Banking Association, in cooperation with the Institute for Public-Private Partnerships (IP3), is offering PPP SKILLS BASED ONLINE TRAINING providing the know how to effectively identify, plan, procure, and monitor PPP - Public Private Partnerships - projects throughout a range of sectors.
Upcoming ONLINE training programmes include:
PPP SKILLS AND COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT
PPP PROJECT OFFICER MANAGEMENT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
The good news is that The Banking Association South Africa, acting in its capacity as the Secretariat for the SADC Banking Association, and with funding provided by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), has awarded a five-year contract to the Institute for Public-Private Partnerships, Inc. (IP3) to design, develop, and implement on a quarterly basis this intensive six-week skills-based ONLINE training programme. Furthermore, to facilitate and encourage participation from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region the SADC Banking Association is offering an Incentive Scholarship Fund to cover partial tuition fees to qualified SADC nationals and individuals from SADC-based organizations.
For more information, including programme content, training in an online environment, registration, and scholarship eligibility information, please contact:
Pat ADAMS (Project Administrator)
For detail on the scholarship fund - see: www.ip3.org/projects/2520_07.htm
Is your product listed?
How can you participate?
All you have to do is complete this form and select an option:
Peter
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