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Risk Management in Transport PPP Projects

In the Islamic Countries

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Figure 6: Task allocation within the four phases of Jordan’s PPP life-cycle

Source: PPP unit, Ministry of Finance (2019).

Along the different steps, the PPP unit can also act as an interface between the contracting body

and international organizations and IFIs. It is not responsible, however, for investment

attraction. While capacity-building should also be performed by the PPP unit for other

government authorities, no evidence of such activities has been found for stakeholders of

transport PPP projects. The PPP unit is in place since 2014 and its tasks are enumerated by the

PPP law. It is currently relatively small, with eight staff members and a technical advisor,

provided by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). Its structure is

illustrated in the Figure below.