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Evaluation Of Public-Private Partnership Models: Methodological Aspects And International Features

Table 4: Distribution of the main risks in the project

No. Risk types Risks Public partner Private partner
1 Design and preparatory risks Provision of land plots +/*
Provision of engineering communications +/*
Land preparation +/*
Disruption of terms of preparatory measures * +
2 Object creation risks Elimination of consequences of actions of third parties +/*
Elimination of natural force majeure +/*
Elimination of environmental consequences +/*
Failure to meet the deadlines for the creation (reconstruction) of an object +/*
Failure to put the facility into operation +/*
Increase in creation costs due to growth in exchange rates +/*
Increase in creation costs due to the rate of inflation * +
Increase in creation costs due to increased interest on debt * +
3 Object operation risks Increase in operating costs of property transferred to a public partner * +
Increased operating costs due to higher exchange rates * +
Increase in operating costs due to the rate of inflation * +
Increase in operating costs due to increased interest on debt * +
Increased operating costs due to higher taxes * +
4 Income risks Failure to receive payments that provide a minimum yield guarantee * +
Fall in revenue due to a decrease in the volume of services provided * +
Fall in revenue due to lower prices (tariffs) for the provision of services * +
Fall in revenue due to non-payment by consumers of services * +
5 Other risks Termination of the agreement due to the fault of the public partner +/*
Termination of the agreement due to the fault of the private partner +/*
Loss of the object of the agreement +/*
Force majeure circumstances * +
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