ARCP

Sensitization and Training Workshop for the Public and Private Sector on the Legal Instruments of PPPs

POWER PLANT LAUNCH BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC

Atelier de formation et d'information du secteur public et privé sur les instruments juridiques des PPP

PPP WORKSOP ON CAPACITY BUILDING TO THE PPP UNIT PESONNEL, DIFFERENT MINISTRIES AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Exchange workshop on public-private partnership (PPP) tools for CNCP Permanent Secretaries and Members

Exchange workshop on public-private partnership (PPP) tools for members of the Government

Capacity building workshop on public-private partnership (PPP) tools for ARCP staff and executives of public and private institutions.

Towards a partnership contract

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The activities of the ARCP are part of the activities of the National Development Plan (PND) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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VISIT BURUNDI

REASONS TO INVEST IN BURUNDI

As part of the public-private partnership PPP and business climate

Burundi has opted for a liberal economy orientation

Burundi is resolutely committed to a dynamic of upgrading its infrastructure to achieve the sustainable development goals.

Its legal framework
is attractive and flexible

Burundi has adopted :

The law amending the law on the General Regime of Public-Private Partnership Contracts and the law on the Investment Code in Burundi

Decree on the status of the Support Agency for the Implementation of Public-Private Partnership Contracts

Decree on Procedures Applicable in the Award of Public-Private Partnership Contracts

Burundi ensures the development of small and medium-sized enterprises through subcontracting

Increased collaboration between the private partner and the contracting authority.

Labor.
A virgin land.
Full of facilities.

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MEET OUR TEAM

Jeanne d'Arc IGIRIMBABAZI

ARCP Director

Manariyo Gérard

Director’s Assistant

Bertrand Inamahoro

Secretariat of PPP Committee

Irakoze Eric

Adminitration and Finance Chief

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Hérmenégilde Gahimbare

Senior Communication Officer

Emile Ndayishimiye

PPP Monitoring and Evaluation

Ir. Olivier Bigirindavyi

Expert in studies and Planning

PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS

Public-private partnerships are a new approach to financing development that generally responds to the problem of budgetary tightening. It is a mechanism by which the State uses the private sector in the supply, delivery and financing of public services. The approach of public-private partnerships is part of a dynamic of State reform and partnership governance and gives a capital place to cooperation and interactions in the financing of diversified fields (infrastructure, maintenance of the road network, distribution of water, urban and interurban transport, etc.). This approach leads the State to focus more on its sovereign functions.

Otherwise, the public-private partnership contract (PPP) is an administrative contract by which the State or a public institution of the State entrusts to a third party, for a period determined according to the amortization period of the investments or the terms of financing selected, a global mission having as its object the financing, construction or transformation, upkeep, maintenance, operation or management of works, equipment or immaterial goods necessary for the public service. It may also relate to all or part of the design of these works, equipment or intangible assets as well as the provision of services contributing to the exercise, by the public body, of the public service mission for which it is responsible.

BENEFITS OF USING PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP CONTRACTS

The concept of PPP contracts is relatively recent in Burundi and broad skills in this area are still essential to carry out the entire process of obtaining the contract and its monitoring and evaluation at the technical, administrative and financial level, yet the Interest in using PPP contracts remains strong and the position of the ARCP also remains well known.

The use of PPP contracts falls under

Several observations including among others

PPP contracts constitute a tool of public order to stabilize the development of administrative entities and offer in Burundi, as everywhere else in other States, especially in the process of development, an opportunity to improve the provision of public services and the management of infrastructures. . This investment model constitutes an alternative source of financing public investments so as not to continue to rely on official development aid, which is becoming increasingly rare;

The implementation of PPP contracts can be justified subject to compliance with the conditions, in particular a significant amount of investment, demonstrated budgetary sustainability and good mastery by the municipalities of the procedures for awarding and monitoring contracts.

PPP contracts are an innovative mode of public procurement that decentralized State entities will quickly use for various purposes since they derogate from the classic rules of public procurement. The State entrusts to a private partner not only the financing, the construction or the transformation but also the upkeep, maintenance and management of the works, material or immaterial goods until the transfer to the State after the period fixed by the PPP contract which is often long-term. The duration of the PPP contract is determined according to the amortization period of the investments and/or the financing methods adopted. This is a BOOT mechanism, i.e. Build-Operate-Own and Transfer.

Support agency for the implementation of Public-Private Partnership contracts

ARCP

CNCP

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