Jeffrey Delmon is a Senior Public-Private Partnership Specialist at The World Bank, currently based in Singapore. Prior to joining The World Bank, Jeff spent eleven years in Paris and London advising on infrastructure and PPP projects globally at the law firms of Allen and Overy and Freshfields. He is the author or co-author of numerous books on key aspects of infrastructure finance, including the context of international development. He holds a J.D. degree from the University of Denver, a DEA from the University of Paris II and a Ph.D. from King's College London.

'An exciting update to a valuable work, this second edition includes an informative and expanded review of PPPs in the context of financial crises, and explores the cutting-edge trends, such as the growing interest in small-scale PPPs as opposed to megaprojects. It also refreshes the volume with new case studies that will resonate with practitioners and students alike.' Arthur L. Smith, Chairman, US National Council for Public-Private Partnerships

• 1. Introduction; 2. PPP frameworks; 3. Public support; 4. Preparing, procuring and implementing transactions; 5. Financing PPP and the fundamentals of project finance; 6. Local currency finance; 7. Allocation of risk; 8. The contractual structure; 9. Project implementation; 10. Sector and specific project issues.

Jeffrey Delmon is a Senior Public-Private Partnership Specialist at The World Bank, currently based in Singapore. Prior to joining The World Bank, Jeff spent eleven years in Paris and London advising on infrastructure and PPP projects globally at the law firms of Allen and Overy and Freshfields. He is the author or co-author of numerous books on key aspects of infrastructure finance, including the context of international development. He holds a J.D. degree from the University of Denver, a DEA from the University of Paris II and a Ph.D. from King's College London.

'An exciting update to a valuable work, this second edition includes an informative and expanded review of PPPs in the context of financial crises, and explores the cutting-edge trends, such as the growing interest in small-scale PPPs as opposed to megaprojects. It also refreshes the volume with new case studies that will resonate with practitioners and students alike.' Arthur L. Smith, Chairman, US National Council for Public-Private Partnerships

• 1. Introduction; 2. PPP frameworks; 3. Public support; 4. Preparing, procuring and implementing transactions; 5. Financing PPP and the fundamentals of project finance; 6. Local currency finance; 7. Allocation of risk; 8. The contractual structure; 9. Project implementation; 10. Sector and specific project issues.

Jeffrey Delmon is a Senior Public-Private Partnership Specialist at The World Bank, currently based in Singapore. Prior to joining The World Bank, Jeff spent eleven years in Paris and London advising on infrastructure and PPP projects globally at the law firms of Allen and Overy and Freshfields. He is the author or co-author of numerous books on key aspects of infrastructure finance, including the context of international development. He holds a J.D. degree from the University of Denver, a DEA from the University of Paris II and a Ph.D. from King's College London.

'An exciting update to a valuable work, this second edition includes an informative and expanded review of PPPs in the context of financial crises, and explores the cutting-edge trends, such as the growing interest in small-scale PPPs as opposed to megaprojects. It also refreshes the volume with new case studies that will resonate with practitioners and students alike.' Arthur L. Smith, Chairman, US National Council for Public-Private Partnerships

• 1. Introduction; 2. PPP frameworks; 3. Public support; 4. Preparing, procuring and implementing transactions; 5. Financing PPP and the fundamentals of project finance; 6. Local currency finance; 7. Allocation of risk; 8. The contractual structure; 9. Project implementation; 10. Sector and specific project issues.