Public-Private-Partnerships: Supporting Donor Projects

This page provides an overview of public-private partnership (PPP) programmes of DCED member agencies, through which businesses can support implementation of donor-funded development programmes.

Programme	Eligible businesses	Type of support by businesses	Sectors / Areas	Quick links
Cooperation Arrangements (BMZ)	Multinational, regional, or local companies in developing countries	cost- and risk-sharing of development projects	various sectors; cooperation helps achieve the objectives of bilateral development programmes while aiming for long-term profits of business partners	Interested companies should check with GIZ about opportunities in individual countries.
PPP for Decent Work (ILO)	Companies and foundations	- financial or in-kind contributions - exchange of knowledge and expertise - advocacy and research collaboration	elimination of child labour, occupational health and safety, SME development, economic empowerment of women and youth, environmental protection, spreading CSR to SMEs, and other areas	PPP for Decent Work brochure E-mail enquiries: PPP@ilo.org
Global Development Alliance (USAID)	Large US or multinational companies	- financial contribution that is at least equal to that of USAID - technical assistance - contributions in-kind	various sectors	Introduction for companies interested in a public-private alliance with USAID Annual programme statement (2011) (including qualifying criteria and application instructions) Staff contact list
Investment Climate Facility for Africa (multi-donor)	multinational corporations	financial support, technical adivce	activities in eight priority areas conducive to a business-friendly investment climate	About ICF Current funding and support Contact information
Swiss-South African Cooperation Initiative (SDC)	Swiss companies and subsidiaries of multinational firms operating in South Africa	capital contribution to a joint trust fund with SDC	vocational training and job creation projects	Information booklet: How to become a sponsor

_{Photograph courtesy of Stefan Erber.}