Infrastructure development remains a major driver of economic growth, yet financing gaps, project risks and limited access to investment capital continue to challenge governments and businesses across emerging markets. This programme explores how infrastructure projects can be developed, financed and structured to attract domestic and international investment. It examines project finance, public-private partnerships, joint venture arrangements, risk allocation and investment appraisal, equipping participants with practical approaches to developing commercially viable and financially sustainable infrastructure projects.

1. Infrastructure Investment Landscape and Economic Development
2. Financial Appraisal: Evaluation Techniques
3. Infrastructure Risk Management and Investment Protection
4. Project Finance, Capital Structuring and Investment Appraisal
5. Public-Private Partnerships and Concession Arrangements
6. Mobilising Capital and Attracting Infrastructure Investors
7. Joint Venture Financing and Strategic Investment Partnerships
8. IFRS 11 Joint Arrangements and IAS 28 Investments in Joint Ventures
9. Methods of Accounting for Joint Venture
10. Infrastructure Governance, Procurement and Project Implementation

By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

1. Identify and evaluate infrastructure investment opportunities across key economic sectors.
2. Assess the financial, commercial and economic viability of infrastructure projects.
3. Understand and apply appropriate project finance, PPP and joint venture structures.
4. Evaluate financing options and develop strategies for mobilising public and private capital.
5. Identify, allocate and manage infrastructure investment risks.
6. Develop practical strategies for improving project bankability and attracting sustainable investment.

This programme is designed for senior professionals involved in infrastructure development, investment promotion, project financing, public-private partnerships and strategic investment decisions.