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    PPPs IN INDIAN

    PORT SECTOR

    BY-

    BASUDHA BISWAS

    MOUSUMI SARKAR

    SWASTI RANJAN SAHU

    TANIA DUTTA

    YUSUF HYDERBHOY

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    PPP- A contractual partnerships between the publicsector(Govt.) and private sector agencies under terms andconditions agreeable to both the parties.

    Purpose- specifically targeted towards developing andoperating public utilities and infrastructure by the private

    sector.

    Mainly formobilizing private financing, but also

    y to maximize revenue for Port Authority

    y to improve port competitiveness

    y to boost international trade with the rest of the world

    y to bring in private sectorefficiency

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    EFFICIENT &

    QUALITY

    DELIVERYOF

    PUBLIC

    SERVICES

    Common

    O j ti

    Pri t

    S tor

    P li

    S tor

    S i l kill

    Fi i l

    Resour es

    Effi iencies

    Technical

    skills

    Risk

    Mana

    gemen

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    S st inabl

    & Effi i nt

    S r i

    D li ry

    Syst m

    Leveraging mutual strengths

    OUTCOME

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    SectorAnalysis

    y Indian ports handle 90% (599.00MT)of the foreigntrade by volume.

    y Growing at 7.7% p.a. & expected to reach 15.5% by2011-12 over a period of 7 years.

    y 11 out of 12 major ports run by Port Trust while theport at ENNOR is corporation under GoI.

    y All the projects are under National Maritimedevelopment Plan ofGoI.

    y Major participants are- Dubai Ports International,Maersk, P & O Ports, PSA Singapore, etc.

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    Estimated Cargo Capacity

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    FDI in Ports

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    P rojected Investments into

    Ports

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    PROJECT LOCATI

    ON COMPANY I

    NVESTMENTDhamra Port Orissa L&T and Tata Steel Rs. 22464 crores.

    GreenfieldShipyard

    South Gujarat ABG Shipyard USD 255.58million

    Mega-

    shipbuilding yard

    Chennai L&T USD 425.97

    millionMundra Port andSpecial Economic

    Zone Limited(MPSEZL)

    Gujarat Adani Group Rs 12 billion

    Common rail

    operator service

    Dubai JNPT & Dubai

    Ports World

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    Kandla Port Trust(KPT)

    Gujarat ABG Shipyard &Bharati Shipyard

    Rs 4-billion

    Rewas port. Mumbai Reliance LogisticsInvestment & Jai

    Corporation

    Rs 25 billion

    REALITYBITES

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    private players continue to face several challenges

    2009-10 would be another challenging year fordomesticports

    most states are yet to seriously commence PPPprograms

    frameworks in India need to be developed

    processes for identifying and procuring PPPs are

    often not clearly laid out. most state governments in India are at an early stage

    in the development of their PPP programs.

    CONCLUSIONS

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    The public partner should set clear and unambiguousobjectives

    Public sector negotiators have to improve their strategic

    and technical proficiency as well as their negotiatingstrategies

    public actors should distinguish between short-termliquidity and long-term profitability

    Public-privatepartnershipprojects require democraticcontrol

    increasing public-private co-operation should notdowngrade quality and competence in established local

    authorities

    RECOMMENDATIONS

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