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Anchored in Section 61 of the PPP Act, 2013 and Regulation 53 of the PPP Regulations, 2014, it guides feasibility-based detail gathering for Value for Money, Affordability, and risk transfer. 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The outline template below is a summation of the technical and financial aspects of such a proposal.  \nIts core structure presupposes/assumes a level of feasibility study assessment of the proposed project, to such a level that sufficient details are available to populate the various sections of the outline template below. The proposal should be developed to such level of empirical detail as would permit an empirical assessment of the Value for Money proposition, the Affordability proposition, and the risk transfer proposition (the three tests against which an approval decision shall be anchored) .  \n1. General Information  \n\n| A. Project Name: (State the name of the project in full) |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| B. Contracting Authority: (name of the government agency responsible for implementing this project) | C. Sector: (e.g. Transport, Energy, Water and Waste Management, Tourism, Agriculture, etc.) |\n| D. Project Category: (e.g. Road, Rail, Port, Power Plant, Health care facilities etc.) | E. Project Location: (geographical location of the project by reference to the name of the locality – attach geophysical map) |\n| F. Private Proponent/Consortium: |  |\n\n2. Prerequisite Conditions  \nPlease provide information pertaining to the following:  \na. Evidence that the proposed project has been derived from the Contracting Authority’s MediumTerm Expenditure Framework, Strategic Plan, County Integrated Development Plan or any other national development plan.  \nb. Evidence that the project falls within the mandate of the Contracting Authority.  \n3. Section 61 Justification  \na. Provisions of Section 61 of the PPP Act, 2013  \nb. Justification of the Proposed Procurement Methodology  \nc. Criteria against which negotiated outcomes of the PIIP are to be assessed  \nd. Statement of Willingness to Comply with Section 61(2) Procedures  \n4. Basic Project Information  \nNote to Contracting Authorities:  \nThe first step in the screening process is the verification of strategic alignment of the project with the national development objectives and those of the implementing agency. For Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MCDAs), the proposed project must be aligned to the national development plans, sector plans and strategic plans as required under section 23(2) of the Public Private Partnerships Act, 2013. For County Governments, the project must be part of the current County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP). Contracting Authorities are expected to submit the relevant development plan together with the project proposal.  \nAt this stage, assessment of a project’s Economic Suitability is a critical consideration. The screening for economic suitability will aim to determine the economic soundness of a project for development asa PPP. The analysis will include an assessment of the economic justification of the identified service/need to establish if it fits within the definition of a public function, as per Schedule 4 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010, and whether the public sector has a clear role in a market economy such as Kenya to provide the service. Subsequently, the analysis will seek to confirm that PPP is the most suitable delivery model for the project vis-à-vis other project delivery models such as joint venture, government borrowing, privatization, creation of government owned enterprises, licensing, or outsourcing of a simple function of public service.  \nInformation required:  \na. Project Description  \n􀁸 Provide a detailed description about the project  \n􀁸 Provide detailed information on the scope, na","cbCaio0ehMCS9TKD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaio0ehMCS9TKD","pdf",292803,7,"English","# Introduction\n# 1. General Information\n# 2. Prerequisite Conditions\n# 3. Section 61 Justification\n# 4. Basic Project Information\n## Information required\n## Project Description\n## Project Need/Benefits\n## Technical Options Analysis\n## Project Output Specifications and Performance Standards\n## Project Duration\n## Economic and Social Cost Benefit Analysis (ESCBA)","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the PIIP proposal outline template?\",\"answer\":\"It helps contracting authorities provide details demonstrating suitability of a proposed project for implementation through the PPP framework, covering required technical and financial aspects.\"},{\"question\":\"Which legal provisions govern submission of the PIIP?\",\"answer\":\"Section 61 of the PPP Act, 2013 and Regulation 53 of the PPP Regulations, 2014 require PIIP submission as both a technical and financial proposal.\"},{\"question\":\"What screenings or value tests should the proposal support?\",\"answer\":\"The proposal should support assessment of Value for Money, Affordability, and risk transfer, which form the basis for the approval decision.\"}]","Privately Initiated Investment Proposal (PIIP) - Proposal Outline Template | PDF",1789202009]