PPP for regional development - Lisa MITCHELL, Canada

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This presentation was made by Lisa MITCHELL, Canada, at the 11th Annual Meeting of the OECD Network of Senior PPP and Infrastructure Officials held at the OECD, Paris, on 27 March 2018

Government & Nonprofit

Public Private
Partnerships in Canada
Infrastructure Canada
March 27, 2018
Canada Infrastructure Bank
Transition Office

Canada Infrastructure Bank
Transition Office
Federal: 11
42
19 9 6
143 17
3
2
2
12
3
0
0
PPP Projects by Location
2

Canada Infrastructure Bank
Transition OfficePPP Projects by Jurisdiction
Jurisdiction Number
Provincial 202
Municipal 54
Federal 12
Indigenous 1
Total 269
3

Availability-Based PPP vs CIB
Sharing revenue risk with the private sector will impact the transaction
structure
4
Availability-Based PPP CIB
Sources of Funding Government availability payment
Revenue from
infrastructure usage
Sources of Capital
1. Private Debt %
2. Private Equity %
Private and Public
1. Very High %
2. Very Low %
Private and Public
1. Medium to High %
2. Low to Medium %
Role of Federal
Support
Contribution
Investment
(can be concessionary)
Ownership Public Shared
Regulations /
Specifications
Provinces / Territories / Municipalities,
Federal Government
Provinces / Territories / Municipalities,
Federal Government
Canada Infrastructure Bank
Transition Office

Canada Infrastructure Bank
Transition OfficeProvincial P3 Agencies and Expertise
Provincial
Agency
Partnerships BC
Infrastructure
Ontario
Alberta Strategic
Partnerships
Office
SaskBuilds
Société Québécoise
des Infrastructures
Strategic Services
New Brunswick
Date
Established
2002 2005 2007 2012 2014 2016
Structure Crown corporation
Crown
corporation
Centre of excellence Crown corporation Crown corporation Centre of Excellence
Main Role Advisory Services
Procurement
Agency
Advisory Services Advisory Services Procurement Agency Advisory Services
Areas
Provincial departments and agencies and
municipalities within the Province and
across Canada
Provincial
departments and
agencies and
municipalities within
the Province
Provincial
departments and
agencies within the
Province
Provincial departments
and agencies and
municipalities within
the Province
Provincial departments and
agencies within the Province
Tools
P3 Screening, Strategic oversight, P3 business case developments, P3 procurement
management services, templates
Assess, plan, procure
and implement
Comprehensive assessment
reports including market
sounding, financial, risk, value-
for-money, and stakeholder
analyses.
Project
Experience
Health, LRT, 1st
Social Housing
project
Health, Law
enforcement,
transit, and roads
Schools, roads, and
bridges,
water/wastewater
1st projects in
procurement:
health, roads,
schools
Health, roads, bridges
23 Alternative Service Delivery
assessments across Government
5

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