Public-Private Partnerships Law

The Law on Public-Private Partnerships (Lei das PPP) in Angola is the law that structures and defines the PPP regime in Angola, not only providing for a legal concept of PPP and determining the purposes they should pursue, but also structuring them through procedural phases with certain legal obligations. It also provides for the minimum administrative framework for managing PPPs, as a governance model, the development of which is referred to both the PPP Law Regulations and the DNPPP Internal Regulations. Angola’s PPP Law also establishes the fundamental principles in PPP matters, which must be followed by both public and private partners. The Law structures PPPs in phases, referring in detail to the conditions that must be met in order for a PPP to be launched, including the feasibility study for each one. If the Partnership is launched, it must be substantiated and the necessary contracts must be drawn up. The law regulates the structure of the PPP supervision, follow-up and monitoring phase as follows