The aim of this event is to explore how best to prepare bankable PPP projects in Poland that can be supported by International Finance Institutions (such as EIB Juncker Plan funding). How PPP projects should be structured and what needs to change in order for these to come to market more quickly and successfully will be discussed as well as the specific need for highways maintenance PPP in Poland.
The agenda is outlined below.
10.00am Registration
10.30 Welcome and Introduction
John Seed, Mott MacDonald
10.40 Successful PPP Project Preparation in Poland to Date
Anna Ogrodowczyk, Mott MacDonald
Edyta Stankiewicz, Jaspers
11.10 Prospects for Poland: Potential PPP Pipeline of Projects in Poland at Country, Voivodship and Municipal Levels. The Need for Juncker Plan Funding to Achieve These
Thomas Sawicki, expert, Structured Finance Department, BGK
11.40 Roads/Highways Maintenance PPP: Prospects for Poland
Marzena Rytel, Director, PWC
12.00 Coffee Break
12.30 International Best Practice in PPP Project Preparation. What the IFI’s are Looking For in Polish Projects
Marcin Woronowicz, Adviser, European PPP Expertise Centre, EIB
13.00 Panel Discussion: What Advice can be Given to the Polish Government, Municipalities and Voivodships Going Forward on How Best to Prepare Their PPP Projects to Secure the IFI Support and Private Sector Funding they Need for Their Projects to be Successful as PPPs
(Panel discussion 40 mins, Q&A 20 mins)
Moderator: Mariusz Konopka, Mott MacDonald
Michael Dymicki, Deputy Director, Structured Finance Department, BGK
Anna Ogrodowczyk, Mott MacDonald
Marzena Rytel, PWC
Marcin Woronowicz, European PPP Expertise Centre, EIB
Edyta Stankiewicz, JASPERS
Michał Piwowarczyk, Ministry of Regional Development
John Seed, Mott MacDonald
Magdalena Zabłocka, DZP
14.00 Closing Remarks and IPFA Update
John Seed, Mott MacDonald
Peter Swiecicki, Chairman, IPFA Poland
14.10 Networking Lunch & kindly hosted BGK & Mott MacDonald
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD IN POLISH WITH SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION IN ENGLISH.
For more information, please contact Laura Cafora e: lcafora@ipfa.org