Vergaberecht und PPP
Hybrid Workshop |
12.09.2022 - 13.09.2022 |
Nice |
Sprache: Englisch

The Most Recent Developments in Public Private Partnerships

This hybrid workshop will give participants a profound insight into new developments and trends in Public-Private Partnership. The focus will be on the following specific topics: review of the New UNCITRAL Legislative Guide on Public-Private Partnerships and new Model Legislative Provisions; EU PPP / Concession Regulation. 

During the 2. day we will talk about new challenges in the development of PPPs: EU Harmonization Problems in PPP/Concession Procurements including in the adaptation in recent EU members countries and EU accessing countries; Problems in Harmonization of EU Legislation and way of their resolving: Experience of Ukraine; Government Support of PPP: policy considerations including on state aid,  forms and mechanisms,  SDGs context and the UNECE Evaluation Methodology for Sustainable PPPs.

Interactive panel discussions and Q&A sessions leave time for exchange and discussion with colleagues from different EU Member States – use the great networking opportunity!

Starting from € 990,- (excl. VAT)

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Who Should Participate?

Procurement officers, anti-fraud and corruption officers, internal and external auditors, public officials responsible for the prevention of fraud and corruption as well as for risk assessment and risk management from the following institutions:

  • Public Authorities on EU, national and regional level
  • Courts of auditors on national and regional level
  • National and international agencies in charge of regional development and economic cooperation
  • Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
  • Consulting companies and legal practitioners
  • Academic institutions

Course Material – No need to miss anything!

If you are unable to attend the course you may want to order all the presentations shown during the event. The price is € 199,- (excl. of VAT). If interested, please contact Laura Hoppe.

Methodology

A workshop by Lexxion Publisher offers the possibility to meet with experts from Member States and EU institutions, as well as the private sector. The different perspectives of our experienced trainers will support you in applying complex rules to your practical day-to-day work. To achieve the best results, we employ a mixture of learning methods.

Our approach combines the three stages of learning to ensure that the participants obtain the best possible understanding of the applied rules:

1) Identification of the main rules and principles,
2) Appreciation of the complexities and limitation of the principles,
3) Application of the rules and principles.

The participants will be actively involved in the course. The sessions will combine presentations, case studies and discussion of practical problems. You will have ample opportunity to present your own issues and discuss them with the speakers and participants from other Member States.

You can send to us your cases and questions in advance! We will forward them to our speakers, who will include your issues in the programme and answer them during the course. All information concerning such problems and cases will be treated confidentially.

Course materials will be available to download after the event.

Tag 1: Montag, 12. September | 09:00 - 16:15h

Tagungsleiter
Prof. Christopher Bovis Chair in Law and Professor of European Business Law, University of Hull, Hull; Managing Editor of EPPPL
08:30

Registration and Welcome Coffee for On-Site Participants

09:00

Welcome and Introduction Round

09:15

The New UNCITRAL Legislative Guide on Public-Private Partnerships and New Model Legislative Provisions incl. Q&A

  • The updating of the UNCITRAL “Legislative Guide on Privately Financed Infrastructure Project” and the adoption of the UNCITRAL “PPP legislative Guide” and Model Provisions
  • The main changes and Characteristics of the new PPP Legislative Guide
  • Progress and weaknesses of the new PPP Legislative Guide
Bruno de Cazalet ,  Doctor at Law, Honorary Member of the Paris Bar, Member of the “Business Advisory Board” of UNECE PPP International Centre of Excellence, France
09:55

UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement and European Public Procurement Law and their Use for Non-Concession PPPs incl. Q&A

Prof. Christopher Bovis ,  Chair in Law and Professor of European Business Law, University of Hull, Hull; Managing Editor of EPPPL
10:35

Coffee Break

11:05

The Most Recent Developments in PPP in Europe and Worldwide incl. Q&A

  • Setbacks of the PPP policy in certain European countries (UK and EU Special report)
  • The effect of COVID 19 on PPP policies
  • Necessary change to PPP Standards toward SDG
Bruno de Cazalet ,  Doctor at Law, Honorary Member of the Paris Bar, Member of the “Business Advisory Board” of UNECE PPP International Centre of Excellence, France
11:35

The New UNECE/EBRD Model Law for Sustainable PPPs: History, Objectives, the Scope incl. Q&A

  • Evolution and Purpose of the Model Law-what is it for?
  • Contents and main provisions-what does it cover?
  • Principle Issues-what were the main challenges and difficulties as it was produced?
Christopher Clement-Davies ,  MA(Oxon), Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court of England & Wales, Team Leader, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Model PPP Law Group, Vice-Chair Emeritus of the Bureau of the UNECE Working Party on Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)
12:20

Transition to a Programmatic Approach in PPP Planning and Preparation incl. Q&A

  • PPP as a tool to meet national infrastructure needs
  • PPP in the context of PIM
  • PPP for renovation a country – is it possible to count on success (case of Ukraine)
Prof. Irina Zapatrina ,  Doctor of Economics, Professor of Finance, State Trade and Economy University, the Chairman of the Board of Ukrainian PPP Development Support Center, Founder of the Academy of Public-Private Partnership, Ukraine
13:05

Lunch Break

14:05

The New Model Regulations and Guidelines to Support the Model Law for Sustainable PPPs incl. Q&A

  • Rationale-why are they needed?
  • Themes and Scope-an overview of their contents
  • Principal Issues-some of the more problematic areas
Christopher Clement-Davies ,  MA(Oxon), Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court of England & Wales, Team Leader, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Model PPP Law Group, Vice-Chair Emeritus of the Bureau of the UNECE Working Party on Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)
14:55

Coffee Break

15:25

Government Support of PPP, Peculiarities for Developing Economies incl. Q&A

  • Approaches to providing government support
  • Forms and mechanisms of government support
  • New trends in government support in the context of SDGs
  • Government support for post-war renovation
Prof. Irina Zapatrina ,  Doctor of Economics, Professor of Finance, State Trade and Economy University, the Chairman of the Board of Ukrainian PPP Development Support Center, Founder of the Academy of Public-Private Partnership, Ukraine
16:15

End of Day 1

Tag 2: Dienstag, 13. September | 09:00 - 15:15h

Tagungsleiter
Prof. Christopher Bovis Chair in Law and Professor of European Business Law, University of Hull, Hull; Managing Editor of EPPPL
09:00

EU Harmonization Problems in PPP/Concession Procurements incl. Q&A

  • The difficulty to reconcile EU common market objectives with PPP international practice and best standards: concessions and non-concession PPP
  • The difficulty to appreciate the level of approximation/harmonization required depending on the phase of the accession process
  • The compromise solution with Public Procurement national law applicable for the award of non-concession PPP contracts
Bruno de Cazalet ,  Doctor at Law, Honorary Member of the Paris Bar, Member of the “Business Advisory Board” of UNECE PPP International Centre of Excellence, France
09:40

Problems in Harmonization of EU Legislation and Way of their Resolving: Experience of Ukraine incl. Q&A

  • History and approach to the development of the PPP legislation in Ukraine
  • Procurements for concessions and non-concessions PPPs
  • Government support in the framework PPP and state aid
Prof. Irina Zapatrina ,  Doctor of Economics, Professor of Finance, State Trade and Economy University, the Chairman of the Board of Ukrainian PPP Development Support Center, Founder of the Academy of Public-Private Partnership, Ukraine
10:20

Coffee Break

10:50

The UNECE Evaluation Methodology for Sustainable PPPs incl. Q&A

  • Background and Objectives-what does it seek to do
  • Contents-scope and components
  • Principal Issues-areas for further development?
Christopher Clement-Davies ,  MA(Oxon), Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court of England & Wales, Team Leader, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Model PPP Law Group, Vice-Chair Emeritus of the Bureau of the UNECE Working Party on Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)
11:30

Digitalization Trends in the World and E-Public Procurements incl. Q&A

  • Definition and goal of utilization
  • E-procurement trend to PPP/concession
  • Standards and regulations for e-procurement for PPPs
  • Experience of implementation, including for non-concession PPPs procured in accordance with the EU Public Procurement regulation
Bruno de Cazalet ,  Doctor at Law, Honorary Member of the Paris Bar, Member of the “Business Advisory Board” of UNECE PPP International Centre of Excellence, France
12:10

Lunch Break

13:10

Complexity of Applying E-Procurement for PPPs incl. Q&A

  • Prequalification requirements and pre-selection difficulties
  • Selection of the best bidder in complex and innovative projects
  • Level of public authorities, responsibilities
Prof. Irina Zapatrina ,  Doctor of Economics, Professor of Finance, State Trade and Economy University, the Chairman of the Board of Ukrainian PPP Development Support Center, Founder of the Academy of Public-Private Partnership, Ukraine
14:00

Lessons Learned from the COVID and New Perspectives for Future Development of PPP incl. Q&A

  • Lessons learn from COVID 19: Collaboration even outside the contract provisions
  • The People first or SDG requirements a need for any future of PPP
  • The example of SP3 Australian model
Bruno de Cazalet ,  Doctor at Law, Honorary Member of the Paris Bar, Member of the “Business Advisory Board” of UNECE PPP International Centre of Excellence, France
14:40

Summary and Wrap Up

14:55

End of Hybrid Workshop and Distribution of Certificates

Referenten

Prof. Christopher Bovis
Chair in Law and Professor of European Business Law, University of Hull, Hull; Managing Editor of EPPPL

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Bruno de Cazalet
Doctor at Law, Honorary Member of the Paris Bar, Member of the “Business Advisory Board” of UNECE PPP International Centre of Excellence, France

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Christopher Clement-Davies
MA(Oxon), Barrister and Solicitor of the High Court of England & Wales, Team Leader, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Model PPP Law Group, Vice-Chair Emeritus of the Bureau of the UNECE Working Party on Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)

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Prof. Irina Zapatrina
Doctor of Economics, Professor of Finance, State Trade and Economy University, the Chairman of the Board of Ukrainian PPP Development Support Center, Founder of the Academy of Public-Private Partnership, Ukraine

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Le Méridien Nice
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Hybrid Workshop | 12.09.2022 - 13.09.2022 | Nice | Sprache: Englisch

Participation fees for participation in Nice:
Reduced fee for public authorities and full-time academics: € 1.240,- (excl. VAT)
Regular fee: € 1.640,- (excl. VAT)

Participation fees for online participation:
Reduced fee for public authorities and full-time academics: € 990,- (excl. VAT)
Regular fee: € 1.290,- (excl. VAT)

Discount for European Procurement & Public Private Partnerships Law Review (EPPPL) subscribers: € 100,-

VAT will be added if applicable.

Seating limit
The number of participants in Nice is limited.

Please contact events@lexxion.eu if you have technical problems with the booking. 

Where do you want to participate?
Ticket-Typ Preis Plätze
The Most Recent Developments in PPPs | Nice
Regular fee / Regulärer Preis		 €1.640,00
The Most Recent Developments in PPPs | Nice
Reduced fee for public authorities / Reduzierter Preis für Angehörige einer Hochschule/Behörde		 €1.240,00
The Most Recent Developments in PPPs | Online
Regular fee / Regulärer Preis		 €1.290,00
The Most Recent Developments in PPPs | Online
Reduced fee for public authorities / Reduzierter Preis für Angehörige einer Hochschule/Behörde		 €990,00









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