TOR Finance Specialist and Legal Specialist 3108 ed06
INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE DEVELOPMENT - IIFD
TERMS OF REFERENCE
FINANCE SPECIALIST
COMPONENT - I, TF0A2268
Introduction
The Ministry of Finance has established Public Private Partnership (PPP) Unit named
Directorate of Government Support and Infrastructure Financing Management, DGFRM –
MOF in 2015 aiming to support infrastructure development in Indonesia through private
participations. PPP Unit will work closely with the Government Contracting Agency (GCA)
on the PPP project development and with other agencies on the provision of Government
support. In addition, the unit also plays important roles such as undertake PPP awareness
campaign and providing the capacity building to the GCA and other relevant stakeholders.
In order to fulfill its roles, PPP Unit requires an extensive support at the initial operation stage.
The support will comprises of technical assistance and advisory functions in managing the
Project Development Facility and Government Support provision as well as performing other
roles. The assistance and advisory services are also required to help PPP Unit in developing its
strategic plan and resolve PPP related issues facing the unit.
Against this backdrop, the Infrastructure Finance and Development (IIFD) Project, which is
funded by the Government of Canada (GOC), presents a comprehensive approach to financing
infrastructure development in Indonesia that is well aligned with its current development
imperative as a Middle Income Economy (MIC) of driving robust and inclusive growth amid
global economic uncertainties. Making public institutions interface effectively with private
capital is a key priority for Indonesian infrastructure and directly impacts the ability of GOI to
drive PPPs. The World Bank’s Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Indonesia identifies
and discusses this interface and it’s centrality in Indonesia’s developmental strategies. The
work identified for the Project are grounded in the priorities identified within the World Bank’s
CPF, which focuses on the “Delivery of Infrastructure” as a central target for the World Bank’s
engagement in Indonesia, and how PPPs can be used to reduce the country’s investment deficit.
The Project Development Objectives (PDO) is to assist Indonesia in closing its large public
infrastructure gap by supporting the flow of private capital into infrastructure development and
improving the institutional, legal and regulatory framework to enhance the ability of private
capital and public institutions to work together for infrastructure development. The Project is
designed to develop operational, ready-to-implement next-steps toward a robust infrastructure
and PPP financing market in Indonesia. Among other things, the Project will clarify specific
legal and regulatory provisions and corresponding operational policies and procedures;
enhance inter-agency coordination and develop skills and capacity of national level agencies
(MOF; KPPIP; Bappenas; Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs (CMEA) and
Government Contracting Agencies (GCAs) vis-à-vis public sector and PPP financing of
infrastructure; and help prepare a small number of well-structured PPP projects for market
1
bidding. Through IIFD-TF, the PPP Unit will procure experts and specialists that have expertise
in areas related to the PPP Unit roles.
One of the specialist is Economic/Finance Analyst. The consultant is expected to provide
practical advices and work closely with the PPP Unit staff on the economic/financial aspects
of the project. The consultant is also expected to assist in the development of internal
guidelines/mechanism to deal with the economic/financial aspects of the PPP projects.
This Terms of Reference describes the objectives and scope of the required services, the
envisaged outputs, and consultancy inputs, the reporting requirements and the arrangements of
the Economic/Financial Analyst.
Objective
The objectives of the Economic/Financial Analyst services are as follow:
1. Develop tools and internal capacity of MOF PPP UNIT on VfM/Financial/Economic/Risks
Evaluation related to the provision of Government support;
2. Create a better accountability on the use of Project Development Fund (PDF), Viability
Gap Fund (VGF), and guarantee as Government Support;
Responsibilities and Scope of Work
The Economic/Financial Analyst will be part of the Core Consultant Team under coordination
of The Senior Infrastructure Consultant. The scope of work will be as follows:
1. Review (i) the existing guidelines on Finance/ Economic/ Risk/ VfM and VGF/AP
developed by MOF, KPPIP, IIGF, SMI, etc; (ii) studies results of WB, ADB, DFAT/IndII,
JICA, etc; (iii) related international best practices, make recommendations to use as
reference for PPP analysis/ assessment;
2. Provide recommendation on Financial framework to ensure the role of VGF as the last
resort on Government Support;
3. Provide assistance on economic and financial analysis in relation to VGF, AP, and
guarantee evaluations of PPP Project;
4. Assist economic and financial analysis in relation to the PDF proposal;
5. Build the capacity development of PPP Unit staff on project economic/financial
assessment;
6. Undertake the project related Ad-hoc assignments.
The detailed working plan will be developed by consultant and approved by PPP Unit on semiannually basis and reviewed on a quarterly basis.
Deliverables
The Finance Specialist is expected to provide some deliverables as follows:
1. Review and recommendation for PPP Financial Guidelines (including VGF, AP, etc.), PPP
Economic Guidelines, Risk Guidelines, Value for Money Guidelines;
2. Recommendation on Evaluation Method to ensure the role of VGF as the last resort on
Government Support;
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3. Economic and Financial analysis in relation to VGF, AP, Guarantee evaluations of PPP
Project;
4. Evaluation reports on economic and financial analysis in relation to the PDF proposal;
5. Capacity development of PPP Unit staff on project economic/financial;
6. Reports or notes on project related Ad-hoc assignments.
Expected Results/Outcome
1. Presence of tools and internal capacity of MOF PPP Unit on
VfM/Financial/Economic/Risks Evaluation related to the provision of Government
support;
2. A better accountability on the use of PDF, VGF and guarantee as Government Support.
Period of Assignment
The Finance Specialist (the consultant) shall perform the services on a time based basis.
The duration for these services is one year commencing in October 2017 through September
2018.
Activity Management
The Consultant will report to Director of PPP Unit in coordination with Senior Infrastructure
Consultant on a regular basis indicating the consultant’s working plan as mentioned in section
III (Scope of Work).
For major activities, reports should be issued as drafts and finalized with due regards given to
comments received from the client. All the technical reports should be submitted in line with
the agreed working plan.
Progress Reports documenting the consultant’s work program and progress towards its
achievement. The progress reports will be made on quarterly basis and should be submitted no
later than the end of the quarter period. The quarter period is counted from the contract signing
date. One copy of The Quarterly Progress Report will be used as supporting document.
The consultant will report and be responsible to the Director of PPP Unit. Bi-weekly meeting
will be arrange to monitor the progress of the consultant.
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Qualifications
The Consultant will possess the following qualifications:
a.
A Master (S2) degree in economy, finance, and or business management with at least
10 years of relevant experience, in particular with 5 years experiences in the field of
project economic analysis, risk allocation, tariff, and financial tool of private
infrastructure investments;
b.
Familiar with all aspects of financial sectors and markets in private provision of
infrastructure in Indonesia, particularly in the transportation, telecommunications,
urban infrastructure sectors, in corporation/ privatization of those sub-sectors, and also
in technical matters of those sub-sectors;
c.
Understanding of public finance including the Viability Gap Funding and Government
Guarantee concept and procedures;
d.
Direct experience in the PPP project preparation and transaction, particularly the
development of project economic/financial model;
e.
Familiarity with the PPP Unit or other PPP institutions procedures, business process
and manuals
f.
Proven ability to work independently with limited supervision and operate effectively
in a team environment.
Annexes:
A. For ICT or business process improvement consultancy services, provide an Annex that
will describe in sufficient detail the existing system that will be improved or enhanced.
This Annex will become part of the TOR that will be shared with prospective
bidders/consultants.
B. Provide an Annex for the detailed Cost Estimate (Harga Perkiraan Sendiri) for the
consultancy service. This Cost Estimate is prepared for purposes of getting the World
Bank no objection and to provide a cost estimated for negotiation purposes. This Annex
will not be shared with the bidder/consultant. If the cost estimate is in Rupiah, give the
USD equivalent using the exchange rate just before the NOL is requested.
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INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE DEVELOPMENT - IIFD
TERMS OF REFERENCE
LEGAL & REGULATORY SPECIALIST
COMPONENT - I, TF0A2268
Introduction
The Ministry of Finance has established Public Private Partnership (PPP) Unit in 2015 aiming
to support infrastructure development in Indonesia through private participations. PPP Unit
will work closely with the Government Contracting Agency (GCA) on the PPP project
development and with other agencies on the provision of Government support. In addition, the
unit also plays important roles such as undertake PPP awareness campaign and providing the
capacity building to the GCA and other relevant stakeholders.
In order to fulfil its roles, PPP Unit requires an extensive support at the initial operation stage.
The support will comprises of technical assistance and advisory functions in managing the
Project Development Facility (PDF) and Government Support provision as well as performing
other roles. The assistance and advisory services are also required to help PPP Unit in
developing its strategic plan and resolve PPP related issues facing the unit.
Against this backdrop, the Infrastructure Finance and Development (IIFD) Project, which is
funded by the Government of Canada (GOC), presents a comprehensive approach to financing
infrastructure development in Indonesia that is well aligned with its current development
imperative as a Middle Income Countries (MIC) of driving robust and inclusive growth amid
global economic uncertainties. Making public institutions interface effectively with private
capital is a key priority for Indonesian infrastructure and directly impacts the ability of GOI to
drive PPPs. The World Bank’s Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Indonesia identifies
and discusses this interface and it’s centrality in Indonesia’s developmental strategies. The
work identified for the Project are grounded in the priorities identified within the World Bank’s
CPF, which focuses on the “Delivery of Infrastructure” as a central target for the World Bank’s
engagement in Indonesia, and how PPPs can be used to reduce the country’s investment deficit.
The Project Development Objectives (PDO) is to assist Indonesia in closing its large public
infrastructure gap by supporting the flow of private capital into infrastructure development and
improving the institutional, legal and regulatory framework to enhance the ability of private
capital and public institutions to work together for infrastructure development. The Project is
designed to develop operational, ready-to-implement next-steps toward a robust infrastructure
and PPP financing market in Indonesia. Among other things, the Project will clarify specific
legal and regulatory provisions and corresponding operational policies and procedures;
enhance inter-agency coordination and develop skills and capacity of national level agencies
(MOF; KPPIP; Bappenas; Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs (CMEA) and
Government Contracting Agencies (GCAs) vis-à-vis public sector and PPP financing of
infrastructure; and help prepare a small number of well-structured PPP projects for market
1
bidding. Through IIFD-TF, PPP Unit will procure experts and specialists that have expertise in
areas related to PPP Unit roles.
One of the specialist is the Legal and Regulatory Consultant. The consultant will assist and
advise PPP Unit in the legal framework analysis, development and implementation as well as
the evaluation of strategic legal aspects of PPP Unit operation, particularly in the provision and
management of Project Development Facility and Government Supports.
This Terms of Reference describes the objectives and scope of the required services, the
envisaged outputs, deliverables and consultancy inputs, the reporting requirements and the
arrangements of the Legal & Regulatory Specialist.
Objective
The main objectives of the provision of Legal and Regulatory Specialist are the following:
1. Create effective and efficient internal MoF/ PPP Unit process for evaluation and approval
of government support applications, PDF implementation and day-to-day operation of PPP
Unit;
2. Develop Standardized procedure and documentation for better accountability of
Government Support approval process;
3. Develop foundation for future Government Support policy and regulatory development;
Responsibilities and Scope of Work
The Scope of Work of the legal and regulatory specialist is specified as follows:
1. Review existing PPP legal and regulatory framework, including international best practice;
2. Further make recommendation to be used as reference for PPP legal analysis/assessment;
3. Analysis on Legal Framework on Government Support: PDF, Viability Gap Fund (VGF),
Guarantee and Availability Payment Scheme (AP) implementation proposal;
4. Provide assistance in developing legal evaluation framework on PPP agreement and project
term sheet;
5. Provide assistance in developing legal/regulatory review tools on OBC/FBC;
6. Provide legal and regulatory analysis on potential legal and regulatory issues related to PPP
Unit operation and Ministry of Finance position in providing Government Support and
Facility;
7. Formulate and prepare sector and project specific agreements/ legal documents concerning
PDF;
8. Reports or notes on project related Ad-hoc assignments.
The detailed working plan will be developed by consultant and approved by PPP Unit on semiannually basis and reviewed on a quarterly basis.
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Deliverables
Based on the above Scope of Work, the consultant responsible to provide legal advice which
is required for future improvement of PPP development. Hence, the Consultant is expected to
deliver as follows:
1. Sector and project specific agreements/legal documents concerning PDF;
2. Legal analysis on risk allocation and PPP agreement documentation for Government
Support review purposes;
3. Legal evaluation framework on PPP agreement and project term sheet;
4. Legal/regulatory review tools on OBC/FBC.
5. Report or analysis on legal point of view on each government support proposal;
6. Regulatory drafting assistance and strategic regulatory advice;\
7. Report on legal and regulatory analysis on potential legal and regulatory issues relating
to PPP Unit operation and the Ministry of Finance position on Government Support and
Facility;
8. Reports or notes on project related Ad-hoc assignments.
Expected Results/Outcome
1. More effective and efficient internal MoF/PPP Unit process for evaluation and approval of
government support applications, PDF implementation and day-to-day operation of PPP
Unit;
2. Standardized procedure and documentation for better accountability of Government
Support approval process;
3. Laying foundation for future Government Support policy and regulatory development;
Period of Assignment
The Legal specialist shall perform the services on a time based basis. This assignment will be
for a period of October 2017 through March 2019.
Activity Management
The Consultant shall report to the Director of PPP Unit on a regular basis indicating the
consultant’s working plan as mentioned in section III (Scope of Work). Progress Reports
documenting the consultant’s work program and progress towards its achievement, i.e.: 1 (one)
copy of The Quarterly Progress Report that will be used as supporting document.
For major activities, reports should be issued as drafts and finalized with due regards given to
comments received from the client. All the technical reports should be submitted in line with
the agreed working plan.
Bi-weekly meeting will be arrange to monitor the progress of the consultant.
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Qualifications
The Consultant shall include following experts with qualifications as follows:
The qualification or experience of the legal and regulatory specialist required in general are as
follows:
a. The legal expert/lawyer with minimum of 8 (eight) years working experience including
significant experiences of working with private and government institutions in public
finance and infrastructure delivery related areas;
b. Have a good knowledge of PPP policy and concept as well as the prevailing PPP related
laws and regulations in Indonesia;
c. Familiarity with the PPP Unit or other PPP institutions procedures and business process;
d. Have a good knowledge of Indonesia’s government structure and PPP infrastructure
development in Indonesia;
e. Sound English and Indonesia language capability (written and spoken) and reporting
writing skills;
f. Proven ability to work independently with limited supervision and operate effectively in a
team environment;
Annexes:
A. For ICT or business process improvement consultancy services, provide an Annex that
will describe in sufficient detail the existing system that will be improved or enhanced.
This Annex will become part of the TOR that will be shared with prospective
bidders/consultants.
B. Provide an Annex for the detailed Cost Estimate (Harga Perkiraan Sendiri) for the
consultancy service. This Cost Estimate is prepared for purposes of getting the World
Bank no objection and to provide a cost estimated for negotiation purposes. This Annex
will not be shared with the bidder/consultant. If the cost estimate is in Rupiah, give the
USD equivalent using the exchange rate just before the NOL is requested.
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TERMS OF REFERENCE
FINANCE SPECIALIST
COMPONENT - I, TF0A2268
Introduction
The Ministry of Finance has established Public Private Partnership (PPP) Unit named
Directorate of Government Support and Infrastructure Financing Management, DGFRM –
MOF in 2015 aiming to support infrastructure development in Indonesia through private
participations. PPP Unit will work closely with the Government Contracting Agency (GCA)
on the PPP project development and with other agencies on the provision of Government
support. In addition, the unit also plays important roles such as undertake PPP awareness
campaign and providing the capacity building to the GCA and other relevant stakeholders.
In order to fulfill its roles, PPP Unit requires an extensive support at the initial operation stage.
The support will comprises of technical assistance and advisory functions in managing the
Project Development Facility and Government Support provision as well as performing other
roles. The assistance and advisory services are also required to help PPP Unit in developing its
strategic plan and resolve PPP related issues facing the unit.
Against this backdrop, the Infrastructure Finance and Development (IIFD) Project, which is
funded by the Government of Canada (GOC), presents a comprehensive approach to financing
infrastructure development in Indonesia that is well aligned with its current development
imperative as a Middle Income Economy (MIC) of driving robust and inclusive growth amid
global economic uncertainties. Making public institutions interface effectively with private
capital is a key priority for Indonesian infrastructure and directly impacts the ability of GOI to
drive PPPs. The World Bank’s Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Indonesia identifies
and discusses this interface and it’s centrality in Indonesia’s developmental strategies. The
work identified for the Project are grounded in the priorities identified within the World Bank’s
CPF, which focuses on the “Delivery of Infrastructure” as a central target for the World Bank’s
engagement in Indonesia, and how PPPs can be used to reduce the country’s investment deficit.
The Project Development Objectives (PDO) is to assist Indonesia in closing its large public
infrastructure gap by supporting the flow of private capital into infrastructure development and
improving the institutional, legal and regulatory framework to enhance the ability of private
capital and public institutions to work together for infrastructure development. The Project is
designed to develop operational, ready-to-implement next-steps toward a robust infrastructure
and PPP financing market in Indonesia. Among other things, the Project will clarify specific
legal and regulatory provisions and corresponding operational policies and procedures;
enhance inter-agency coordination and develop skills and capacity of national level agencies
(MOF; KPPIP; Bappenas; Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs (CMEA) and
Government Contracting Agencies (GCAs) vis-à-vis public sector and PPP financing of
infrastructure; and help prepare a small number of well-structured PPP projects for market
1
bidding. Through IIFD-TF, the PPP Unit will procure experts and specialists that have expertise
in areas related to the PPP Unit roles.
One of the specialist is Economic/Finance Analyst. The consultant is expected to provide
practical advices and work closely with the PPP Unit staff on the economic/financial aspects
of the project. The consultant is also expected to assist in the development of internal
guidelines/mechanism to deal with the economic/financial aspects of the PPP projects.
This Terms of Reference describes the objectives and scope of the required services, the
envisaged outputs, and consultancy inputs, the reporting requirements and the arrangements of
the Economic/Financial Analyst.
Objective
The objectives of the Economic/Financial Analyst services are as follow:
1. Develop tools and internal capacity of MOF PPP UNIT on VfM/Financial/Economic/Risks
Evaluation related to the provision of Government support;
2. Create a better accountability on the use of Project Development Fund (PDF), Viability
Gap Fund (VGF), and guarantee as Government Support;
Responsibilities and Scope of Work
The Economic/Financial Analyst will be part of the Core Consultant Team under coordination
of The Senior Infrastructure Consultant. The scope of work will be as follows:
1. Review (i) the existing guidelines on Finance/ Economic/ Risk/ VfM and VGF/AP
developed by MOF, KPPIP, IIGF, SMI, etc; (ii) studies results of WB, ADB, DFAT/IndII,
JICA, etc; (iii) related international best practices, make recommendations to use as
reference for PPP analysis/ assessment;
2. Provide recommendation on Financial framework to ensure the role of VGF as the last
resort on Government Support;
3. Provide assistance on economic and financial analysis in relation to VGF, AP, and
guarantee evaluations of PPP Project;
4. Assist economic and financial analysis in relation to the PDF proposal;
5. Build the capacity development of PPP Unit staff on project economic/financial
assessment;
6. Undertake the project related Ad-hoc assignments.
The detailed working plan will be developed by consultant and approved by PPP Unit on semiannually basis and reviewed on a quarterly basis.
Deliverables
The Finance Specialist is expected to provide some deliverables as follows:
1. Review and recommendation for PPP Financial Guidelines (including VGF, AP, etc.), PPP
Economic Guidelines, Risk Guidelines, Value for Money Guidelines;
2. Recommendation on Evaluation Method to ensure the role of VGF as the last resort on
Government Support;
2
3. Economic and Financial analysis in relation to VGF, AP, Guarantee evaluations of PPP
Project;
4. Evaluation reports on economic and financial analysis in relation to the PDF proposal;
5. Capacity development of PPP Unit staff on project economic/financial;
6. Reports or notes on project related Ad-hoc assignments.
Expected Results/Outcome
1. Presence of tools and internal capacity of MOF PPP Unit on
VfM/Financial/Economic/Risks Evaluation related to the provision of Government
support;
2. A better accountability on the use of PDF, VGF and guarantee as Government Support.
Period of Assignment
The Finance Specialist (the consultant) shall perform the services on a time based basis.
The duration for these services is one year commencing in October 2017 through September
2018.
Activity Management
The Consultant will report to Director of PPP Unit in coordination with Senior Infrastructure
Consultant on a regular basis indicating the consultant’s working plan as mentioned in section
III (Scope of Work).
For major activities, reports should be issued as drafts and finalized with due regards given to
comments received from the client. All the technical reports should be submitted in line with
the agreed working plan.
Progress Reports documenting the consultant’s work program and progress towards its
achievement. The progress reports will be made on quarterly basis and should be submitted no
later than the end of the quarter period. The quarter period is counted from the contract signing
date. One copy of The Quarterly Progress Report will be used as supporting document.
The consultant will report and be responsible to the Director of PPP Unit. Bi-weekly meeting
will be arrange to monitor the progress of the consultant.
3
Qualifications
The Consultant will possess the following qualifications:
a.
A Master (S2) degree in economy, finance, and or business management with at least
10 years of relevant experience, in particular with 5 years experiences in the field of
project economic analysis, risk allocation, tariff, and financial tool of private
infrastructure investments;
b.
Familiar with all aspects of financial sectors and markets in private provision of
infrastructure in Indonesia, particularly in the transportation, telecommunications,
urban infrastructure sectors, in corporation/ privatization of those sub-sectors, and also
in technical matters of those sub-sectors;
c.
Understanding of public finance including the Viability Gap Funding and Government
Guarantee concept and procedures;
d.
Direct experience in the PPP project preparation and transaction, particularly the
development of project economic/financial model;
e.
Familiarity with the PPP Unit or other PPP institutions procedures, business process
and manuals
f.
Proven ability to work independently with limited supervision and operate effectively
in a team environment.
Annexes:
A. For ICT or business process improvement consultancy services, provide an Annex that
will describe in sufficient detail the existing system that will be improved or enhanced.
This Annex will become part of the TOR that will be shared with prospective
bidders/consultants.
B. Provide an Annex for the detailed Cost Estimate (Harga Perkiraan Sendiri) for the
consultancy service. This Cost Estimate is prepared for purposes of getting the World
Bank no objection and to provide a cost estimated for negotiation purposes. This Annex
will not be shared with the bidder/consultant. If the cost estimate is in Rupiah, give the
USD equivalent using the exchange rate just before the NOL is requested.
4
INDONESIA INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE DEVELOPMENT - IIFD
TERMS OF REFERENCE
LEGAL & REGULATORY SPECIALIST
COMPONENT - I, TF0A2268
Introduction
The Ministry of Finance has established Public Private Partnership (PPP) Unit in 2015 aiming
to support infrastructure development in Indonesia through private participations. PPP Unit
will work closely with the Government Contracting Agency (GCA) on the PPP project
development and with other agencies on the provision of Government support. In addition, the
unit also plays important roles such as undertake PPP awareness campaign and providing the
capacity building to the GCA and other relevant stakeholders.
In order to fulfil its roles, PPP Unit requires an extensive support at the initial operation stage.
The support will comprises of technical assistance and advisory functions in managing the
Project Development Facility (PDF) and Government Support provision as well as performing
other roles. The assistance and advisory services are also required to help PPP Unit in
developing its strategic plan and resolve PPP related issues facing the unit.
Against this backdrop, the Infrastructure Finance and Development (IIFD) Project, which is
funded by the Government of Canada (GOC), presents a comprehensive approach to financing
infrastructure development in Indonesia that is well aligned with its current development
imperative as a Middle Income Countries (MIC) of driving robust and inclusive growth amid
global economic uncertainties. Making public institutions interface effectively with private
capital is a key priority for Indonesian infrastructure and directly impacts the ability of GOI to
drive PPPs. The World Bank’s Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Indonesia identifies
and discusses this interface and it’s centrality in Indonesia’s developmental strategies. The
work identified for the Project are grounded in the priorities identified within the World Bank’s
CPF, which focuses on the “Delivery of Infrastructure” as a central target for the World Bank’s
engagement in Indonesia, and how PPPs can be used to reduce the country’s investment deficit.
The Project Development Objectives (PDO) is to assist Indonesia in closing its large public
infrastructure gap by supporting the flow of private capital into infrastructure development and
improving the institutional, legal and regulatory framework to enhance the ability of private
capital and public institutions to work together for infrastructure development. The Project is
designed to develop operational, ready-to-implement next-steps toward a robust infrastructure
and PPP financing market in Indonesia. Among other things, the Project will clarify specific
legal and regulatory provisions and corresponding operational policies and procedures;
enhance inter-agency coordination and develop skills and capacity of national level agencies
(MOF; KPPIP; Bappenas; Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs (CMEA) and
Government Contracting Agencies (GCAs) vis-à-vis public sector and PPP financing of
infrastructure; and help prepare a small number of well-structured PPP projects for market
1
bidding. Through IIFD-TF, PPP Unit will procure experts and specialists that have expertise in
areas related to PPP Unit roles.
One of the specialist is the Legal and Regulatory Consultant. The consultant will assist and
advise PPP Unit in the legal framework analysis, development and implementation as well as
the evaluation of strategic legal aspects of PPP Unit operation, particularly in the provision and
management of Project Development Facility and Government Supports.
This Terms of Reference describes the objectives and scope of the required services, the
envisaged outputs, deliverables and consultancy inputs, the reporting requirements and the
arrangements of the Legal & Regulatory Specialist.
Objective
The main objectives of the provision of Legal and Regulatory Specialist are the following:
1. Create effective and efficient internal MoF/ PPP Unit process for evaluation and approval
of government support applications, PDF implementation and day-to-day operation of PPP
Unit;
2. Develop Standardized procedure and documentation for better accountability of
Government Support approval process;
3. Develop foundation for future Government Support policy and regulatory development;
Responsibilities and Scope of Work
The Scope of Work of the legal and regulatory specialist is specified as follows:
1. Review existing PPP legal and regulatory framework, including international best practice;
2. Further make recommendation to be used as reference for PPP legal analysis/assessment;
3. Analysis on Legal Framework on Government Support: PDF, Viability Gap Fund (VGF),
Guarantee and Availability Payment Scheme (AP) implementation proposal;
4. Provide assistance in developing legal evaluation framework on PPP agreement and project
term sheet;
5. Provide assistance in developing legal/regulatory review tools on OBC/FBC;
6. Provide legal and regulatory analysis on potential legal and regulatory issues related to PPP
Unit operation and Ministry of Finance position in providing Government Support and
Facility;
7. Formulate and prepare sector and project specific agreements/ legal documents concerning
PDF;
8. Reports or notes on project related Ad-hoc assignments.
The detailed working plan will be developed by consultant and approved by PPP Unit on semiannually basis and reviewed on a quarterly basis.
2
Deliverables
Based on the above Scope of Work, the consultant responsible to provide legal advice which
is required for future improvement of PPP development. Hence, the Consultant is expected to
deliver as follows:
1. Sector and project specific agreements/legal documents concerning PDF;
2. Legal analysis on risk allocation and PPP agreement documentation for Government
Support review purposes;
3. Legal evaluation framework on PPP agreement and project term sheet;
4. Legal/regulatory review tools on OBC/FBC.
5. Report or analysis on legal point of view on each government support proposal;
6. Regulatory drafting assistance and strategic regulatory advice;\
7. Report on legal and regulatory analysis on potential legal and regulatory issues relating
to PPP Unit operation and the Ministry of Finance position on Government Support and
Facility;
8. Reports or notes on project related Ad-hoc assignments.
Expected Results/Outcome
1. More effective and efficient internal MoF/PPP Unit process for evaluation and approval of
government support applications, PDF implementation and day-to-day operation of PPP
Unit;
2. Standardized procedure and documentation for better accountability of Government
Support approval process;
3. Laying foundation for future Government Support policy and regulatory development;
Period of Assignment
The Legal specialist shall perform the services on a time based basis. This assignment will be
for a period of October 2017 through March 2019.
Activity Management
The Consultant shall report to the Director of PPP Unit on a regular basis indicating the
consultant’s working plan as mentioned in section III (Scope of Work). Progress Reports
documenting the consultant’s work program and progress towards its achievement, i.e.: 1 (one)
copy of The Quarterly Progress Report that will be used as supporting document.
For major activities, reports should be issued as drafts and finalized with due regards given to
comments received from the client. All the technical reports should be submitted in line with
the agreed working plan.
Bi-weekly meeting will be arrange to monitor the progress of the consultant.
3
Qualifications
The Consultant shall include following experts with qualifications as follows:
The qualification or experience of the legal and regulatory specialist required in general are as
follows:
a. The legal expert/lawyer with minimum of 8 (eight) years working experience including
significant experiences of working with private and government institutions in public
finance and infrastructure delivery related areas;
b. Have a good knowledge of PPP policy and concept as well as the prevailing PPP related
laws and regulations in Indonesia;
c. Familiarity with the PPP Unit or other PPP institutions procedures and business process;
d. Have a good knowledge of Indonesia’s government structure and PPP infrastructure
development in Indonesia;
e. Sound English and Indonesia language capability (written and spoken) and reporting
writing skills;
f. Proven ability to work independently with limited supervision and operate effectively in a
team environment;
Annexes:
A. For ICT or business process improvement consultancy services, provide an Annex that
will describe in sufficient detail the existing system that will be improved or enhanced.
This Annex will become part of the TOR that will be shared with prospective
bidders/consultants.
B. Provide an Annex for the detailed Cost Estimate (Harga Perkiraan Sendiri) for the
consultancy service. This Cost Estimate is prepared for purposes of getting the World
Bank no objection and to provide a cost estimated for negotiation purposes. This Annex
will not be shared with the bidder/consultant. If the cost estimate is in Rupiah, give the
USD equivalent using the exchange rate just before the NOL is requested.
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