Public-Private Partnerships (PPPLab-UNICEF project)

Course

Self-paced e-learning

UN Partner

United Nations Children’s Fund

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Length: 60 minutes
Effort: 60 minutes
Level: Introductory
Language: English
Venue: Online
Certificate: Yes
Price: Free

This course provides an online treatment of the content in the 5 booklets in PPPLab Food and Water Insights series.

Sustainable Development Goals: Partnerships for the goals
Subject: Public-Private Partnerships
Keywords: children; Public-Private Partnerships; food; water; private sector

About this course

PPPLab seeks to create and share knowledge for all stakeholders engaged with Public-Private Partnerships for food, water, and private sector development, and for the wider community interested in them.

The PPP Lab “Insights” eLearning curriculum is an online version of the PPP Insights eLearning print booklets.

This course provides an online treatment of the content in the five booklets in PPPLab Food & Water Insights series.

Methodology
This course consists of five self-paced eLearning tutorials that include examples, case studies and videos.

Structure
The modules in this course reflect the booklets and learning objectives of the PPPLab Food & Water Insight Series booklets.

Public-Private Partnerships: a Brief Introduction
Building Partnerships
Partnerships for Inclusive Business Development
Financing Public-Private Partnerships
Partnering with Governments

Target audience

UNICEF staff
PPPLab Food & Water and consortium member staff
External organizations and individuals interested in the mission of PPPLab Food & Water
Anyone interested in learning more about Public-Private Partnerships

Learning objectives

Module 1

Upon completion of module one, learners will be able to:

Define Public-Private partnerships
Describe types of Public-Private partnerships: Philanthropic, Transactional, Integrative and Transformative
Discuss the purpose of combining public and private resources
Differentiate between state, market and civil society domains
Summarize the value of a blended value proposition

Module 2

Upon completion of module two, learners will be able to:

Describe the four phases of a public-private partnership
Explain the Critical Success Factors of Public-Private partnerships
Discuss mutuality and tradeoffs in the partnership process

Module 3

Upon completion of module three, learners will be able to:

Define the Base of the Pyramid socio-economic segment
Explain why businesses pursue inclusive business
Describe how inclusive businesses engage with the agricultural sector
Discuss inclusive business and Public-Private Partnerships

Module 4

Upon completion of module four, learners will be able to:

Describe basic financials for a Public-Private partnership
Explain the use of PPPCanvas to develop a business case for a project
Discuss innovative financing options for Public-Private partnership projects
Summarize tips and tricks to improve Public-Private partnership funding strategies

Module 5

Upon completion of module five, learners should be able to: