Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Online Course

Creating cooperation between two very different sectors demands not only mutual interests, but also an ability to maintain "healthy working conditions" over a long period. These challenges are not trivial and countries around the world are struggling to maintain such cooperation with highly differentiated levels of accomplishment. Some of these withdrew almost completely from such endeavors, while others cross some serious barriers and develop an array of models and techniques that create the best available conditions for cooperation success. This online course traces the early models of Public-Private Partnership and analyses the current factors that contribute to successful cooperation.

Graduate Testimonials

This programme is designed for

Professionals and decision makers who work at the management level, government official, policy maker.

Duration

6 academic hours of interactive conferences with an Israeli expert.
(On the ZOOM platform.)

Topics

Introduction to the evolution of cooperation between the public and business sectors, and the rise of public value over economic value.
Definitions, methods, basic models for PPP and some preliminary examples emphasizing success and failure factors.
Change management and risk management in the introduction of PPP into governmental operations.
Modern inter sectoral governance and social capital as a catalyst for economic development

* Please note that changes in the curriculum may occur due to scheduling and other factors.

Women Empowerment and Inclusion

Galilee Institute views gender equality a key for achieving sustainability. GIMI programmes now include a module on inclusion of women in the workforce. We are committed to supporting organisations wishing to promote professional development of women.