• Outline of proposed projects, including initial pilots

• Why use the mutual investment model?

• Why have the specific sectors been chosen?

• How might the model be developed?

Moderated by: Paul Jarvis, Editor-in-Chief, Partnerships Bulletin

Q&A

Discussion points: 

• What does the new model for social infrastructure PPPs look like?

• How does it compare to what’s gone before (eg MIM and NPD?)

• What opportunities will it create?

• How will it fit with plans for public infrastructure retrofit schemes?

Moderated by: Jonathan Davies, Deputy Editor,  Partnerships Bulletin

Q&A

• What does the Budget mean for the health sector?

• How can investors take advantage of the government’s plans for Neighbourhood Health Centres?

• Is the new model for PPP investment fit-for-purpose?

• What is the aim of the new Neighbourhood Health Forum?

Moderated by: Paul Jarvis, Editor-in-Chief, Partnerships Bulletin

Q&A

Discussion points: 

• Where could the model be used beyond Lower Thames Crossing and Euston Station?

• What can be learned from sectors such as water?

• How can a pipeline of ‘bespoke’ projects be established?

• What would the industry like to see?

Moderated by: Jonathan Davies, Deputy Editor,  Partnerships Bulletin

Q&A

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