Small-scale PPPs (SSPPPs) can have significant impacts on their users, since they are often focused on specific locations.
However, the cost of PPP procurement and the limited resources of the regional and municipal procuring authorities (PAs)
make it difficult to justify using PPP for smaller projects that might otherwise be attractive. Recognizing this, some countries and institutions
have adopted/proposed various measures to support SSPPPs. This Research Paper reviews the literature and, based on an analysis of the key
constraints facing SSPPPs, proposes a package of initiatives (“SSPPP Toolkit”) that might be adopted to enhance the viability of smaller PPP projects.
This Paper forms part of a wider research initiative on small-scale PPPs. Its findings were originally published as part of the NCP Research Paper entitled
“Improving Value for Money in Small-Scale PPPs”.