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ARTICLE · 06 FEBRUARY 2026

Global Water Intelligence Interviewing Dr. Oliver Massmann On Public Private Partnership Laws And Government Optimization

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Is it fair to say that the biggest constraint on PPP execution has been the way public capital enters projects during construction, something this decree seeks to address? Are there other constraints that you see playing a significant role?

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1. Is it fair to say that the biggest constraint on PPP execution has been the way public capital enters projects during construction, something this decree seeks to address? Are there other constraints that you see playing a significant role?

Yes, it is correct to say the biggest hurdle for these projects was how the government paid its share. Previously, private companies had to use their own money or borrow from banks to cover the government's portion of the costs until the project was halfway done or fully finished. This created high interest costs and cash flow pressure.

Decree 312 fixes this by allowing the government to pay its share in parallel with the private investor. As soon as a part of the work is finished, the government pays its percentage.

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