Assistant IA
Chapter I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1
(1) The present decree states the organisation and functioning of the expert organism in charge of assessing
(2) eligible projects of partnership CONTRACTS provided in Section 7 of the law n° 2006/012 of the 29th December 2006 organising the general system of partnership Contracts. The aforementioned organism is named “ Sill Board for Implementing Partnership CONTRACTS”(S.B.IP.A) hereunder standing as “The Board”
Article 2
(1) The Board is placed under the authority of the Prime Minister. It is independent financially and selfgoverned.
(2) Its head office is located at Yaounde
Article 3
(1) The Board’s mission is to contribute, through its expertise, in creating or renewing public infrastructures and equipment, as well as improving the quality of the public service within the framework of bigger technical and financial projects to be achieved through a partnership agreement. Therefore, it is in charge of:
- Elaborating mechanisms implementing contracts;
- Assessing the public projects feasibility within the partnership framework;
- Attending to negotiations, control and monitoring projects;
- Examining any questions in connection with projects to be carried out, mainly in terms of defining priorities and the selection mode of the contracting partner;
- Informing public organisms decentralised territorial communities, business forums and the general public on the public management concept in terms of partnership.
- Promoting better practices in the building and managing public projects within the partnership agreement framework;
- Spreading and vulgarising the Cameroon system of partnership CONTRACTS;
- Implementing and/or adapting necessary technical and legal tools to be applied in the partnership agreement;
- Training, developing a national expertise and watching out innovations of management procedures of public projects within the partnership agreement framework;
- Working out technical and legal tools of projects analyses and selection of partners;
- Defining an ethic code in connection with the Board’s activities.
- Contributing, through its expertise, in the selection of the contracting partner;
(2) The Board achieve any other mission assigned to them by the Government.
(3) The Board can be contacted by public authorities, decentralised local communities, public institutions, government and part government-owned companies, private and civil society sectors on any questions needing their competence.
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