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Public Private Partnership (PPP) For African Growth

Africa cannot build its infrastructure on government budgets alone. The continent needs trillions in investment that only the private sector can provide — but on terms that protect the public interest and deliver genuine value for money.

About this stream

What this stream covers.

Africa cannot build its infrastructure on government budgets alone. The continent needs trillions in investment that only the private sector can provide — but on terms that protect the public interest and deliver genuine value for money.

This stream is for the officials and investors structuring that middle ground — examining bankable project pipelines, risk-sharing frameworks, and the contract structures that keep PPPs accountable over decades-long concessions.

Focus areas
Bankable infrastructure project pipelines
Risk-sharing and concession structuring
Value-for-money and public interest safeguards
Road, water and transport PPP case studies
What you’ll leave with
  • Exposure to active, investable PPP project pipelines
  • Risk-sharing structures that have delivered bankable deals
  • Direct contact with infrastructure agency decision-makers
Session format

Investor-government roundtable examining live PPP pipelines and the contract structures behind them.

Who should attend

PPP unit heads, infrastructure agency executives, development finance institutions, and private investors.

Join this stream

Register for APSCA 2026 and select Public Private Partnership (PPP) For African Growth as one of your areas of interest.

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Speakers

The confirmed leaders speaking on this stream.

Eng. Jackson Magondu

Eng. Jackson Magondu

Director General, Kenya Rural Roads Authority

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