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Over 790 PFI projects delivering infrastructure investment of over £54 billion have been signed since 1992.

Over 500 PFI projects now fully operational.

'PFI: State of the Market'
Partnerships UK

'What Gets Measured - Contracting for Delivery'
Serco Institute

'Going global: The world of public private partnerships'
CBI


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New project interview published - Calderdale Royal Hospital New project in Photo Gallery section published - Princess Royal University Hospital, Farnborough Details of Scotland's programme of public sector investment in education, transport and the environment have been published Treasury publishes report on Government's next steps for securing value for money 15th February 2008 - KPMG publishes report on investment in schools The 4ps 2008 Awards for Excellence in local government PPP. All entries must be completed by 5.00pm Friday 2 May 2008 17 January 2008 - NAO publishes report on making changes in operational PFI projects


Yardleys School, Birmingham "This building is exactly what I wanted. They [the contractors] really listened. When I spoke to the architect about what I wanted, I wondered if I had articulated my "dream school" well enough, but he really did seem to understand what I was thinking. I thought perhaps I wouldn't get my dream in totality, but my concept really has been realised. My dream has come true!" Heather Jones, Head teacher
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Established in 2001, the PPP Forum is the private sector industry body for the PPP/PFI industry.

The PPP Forum's approach is to:

demonstrate the success that PFI is achieving in delivering modern public service infrastructure – see Project database;
take part in public debate and present an informed and business based perspective on PFI and the issues surrounding it – see Factsheet;
monitor Government and to engage with Government Departments and related organisations involved in developing PFI policy– see Government & politics and Links.

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