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CARE | DIGNITY | PARTICIPATION | TRUTH | PASSION
Living our values
COMESA RIA Conference -Public-Private PartnershipsSwaziland
Divyash Keshav | Netcare6 May 2009
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Format of presentation
About Netcare
Lesotho PPP
What went well
What could have been done better
What to look for in another COMESA country
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Company profile – a tale of two cities
• Netcare Limited is a holding company listed on the JSE in 1996
• Treats over 4 million patients per annum
• Largest private health provider in SA• 52 private hospitals with 8,500 beds • Largest primary healthcare network• Largest emergency service provider • Leader in dialysis therapy – 61 centres• Leader in PPPs since 1998• Leader in private health training
In South Africa
• Largest private hospital group in the UK• Owns 51% of GHG• 56 private hospitals with 2,840 beds• Provider of clinical services to NHS via
the ISTC program
In the United Kingdom
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Netcare PPP/PPI experience
• Bronkhorstspruit Hospital• Bloemfontein co-location PPP• Port Alfred and Settlers PPP• UCT Private Hospital• Lesotho PPP
Netcare Southern Africa
• Mobile cataract services• Elective surgical hospitals• Primary care Commuter Walk-In
Centre (CWICs) (e.g. Leeds Station)
• Free Patient Choice
Netcare United Kingdom
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SA hospital division is cutting edge
• 52 multi-disciplinary hospitals, many with international accreditation
• 15% of all beds are ICU and High Care
• 41 Trauma Units of which 5 Emergency Departments qualify for USALevel 1 Trauma accreditation
• 9 Radio Oncology Units
• Full spectrum of medical and surgical procedures including heart and lung transplants
• Only private burns unit in SA
• 48 pharmacies
• Average of 70% - 80% of profits after tax reinvested in equipment and capital expenditure over the last 12 years
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Primary Care
1. Source: Healthman 2008/09 NHRPL Submission
Primary Care
Medicross and Prime Cure Prime Cure
• 101 medical and dental centres• 42 retail pharmacies• 3.5 million patients treated
• 264,000 lives• Administers 49 medical options• Focused on low income market• Very low admin fees
Provider services Managed Care Organisation
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Emergency Services (Netcare 911)
• Over 240 emergency, rapid response vehicles and ambulances
• Fixed wing jets and national helicopter service for medical evacuation
• 7,5 million insured members
• 213,236 dispatched calls from new 100 seat call centre
• Electronic Patient Report Form (EPRF) now provides automated ‘on-site’system for roads and air service for accurate patient information and records
• Training centre for paramedics is the first private institution to be fully accredited by the Health Professionals Council (HPCSA)
• 463 emergency personnel trained
Voted South Africa’s no 1 Healthcare BrandSunday Times/Markinor survey 2008
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Lesotho PPP
• Milestones:
- RFP 6 June 2007
- Closing date 8 October 2007
- Preferred bidder December 2007
- Commercial close 27 October 2008
- Financial close 20 March 2009
- Construction start date 23 March 2009
- Construction completion March 2011
- Hospital opening September 2011
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Lesotho PPP
• 10 further agreements
Financing agreements
• 166 pages• 25 schedules• Conditions precedent
PPP agreements
Subcontracting agreements
• Clinical and management services • Facilities management• Design and construction• Shared facilities –
Radiology/trauma/theatres/ICU
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Project brief
• 390 bed public hospital and 3 off-site filter clinics
• 35 bed private facility
• Gateway clinic
• Contract period: 18 years, including 2½ years construction/commissioning
• Provision of clinical and non-clinical services
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2 main components
• Lesotho Referral Hospital• 3 filter clinics (District Healthcare)
Clinical services
• Design, build and construction• Equipment and FM
Construction
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Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV)
Netcare led consortium
Tsepong (Pty) Limited
Lesotho registered company, no 2006/855
Registration with revenue services
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Tsepong shareholding
Netcare Limited
Excel Health
Afri’nnai
Women Investment Company
D10 Investments
40%
20%
20%
10%
10%
South African healthcare company
Grouping of Lesotho based doctors
Grouping of Bloemfontein based doctors
Basotho women empowerment company
Local Chamber of Commerce Investment arm
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Role of partners
• Provision of visiting specialists
Afri’nnai Health
• Provision of medical services
Excel Health
• Subcontracting
Women Investment Company
• Subcontracting
D10 Investments
• Subcontracting and operator
Netcare
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RPP Developers
Netcare Management (Pty) LtdTsepong (Pty) Ltd
Netcare Hospitals (Pty) Ltd
Grinaker LTA
Medical equipment
IT
HR
Private Ward
Government of Lesotho
Facility Maintenance -TBC
Cleaning
Garden
Security
Lab
National Renal Care
Laundry and linen
Pest control
Waste management
Clinical services
PPP agreement
Sub contractors Services providedPPP Agreement Partners
Contractual organogram
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Capital structure
Project funding*
Equity(15%)
Pure equity(10%)
Netcare(40%)
Loans(90%)
LEE¹(60%)
DBSA(100%)
Debt(85%)
* Excluding Government of Lesotho grant1. Tsepong Partners excluding Netcare
Netcareshareholder loan
(40%)
DBSAmezzanine loan/bridging finance
(60%)
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Project Team Structure – Govt. & Private Party
Integrated Hospital Commissioning (IHC)
Clinical Services Team
Design & ConstructionTeam
Medical Equipment
Facilities Management
LegalTeam Financial Team
Human Resources
Team
Project Co-ordination: Govt. led
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Legal and Institutional framework
• In SA we have standardised PPP guidelines issued by SA National Treasury ito PFMA
• Lesotho have no standard PPP guidelines but followed the IFC guidelines, also relied on current procurement processes
• PPP’s can be implemented with little or no guidelines
• Important to have advisers who have thorough knowledge and experience with PPP’s
• Government should establish a PPP unit, which should be part of their Treasury department to ensure the smooth running of the entire PPP project lifecyle
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What went well
• Communication between all parties – understanding of requirements, clarification, etc.
• Government participation – incl. Ministries of Health & Finance
• Tender Process
• Negotiation – managing expectations
• Obtaining of Grant funding (Govt. & GPOBA)
• Meeting Local Economic Empowerment objectives
• Proper Project Management
• Cost neutrality squared
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What could have been done better
• Government perspective:
- Site issues (i.e. GPS co-ordinates, ownership, EIA, bulk services, etc.)
- Shorter negotiation period
- Achieving Financial Closure earlier (discussions in parallel)
• Private Party perspective:
- Improved communication - between the different teams, staff, etc.
- Managing expectations of all stakeholders – e.g. exit of Hard FM provider
- Proper understanding and agreement on all funding issues
» Eliminate the need for clarification after financial close
» More flexibility with project finances
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In summary – What to look for in another COMESA country…
• Political & economic stability
• Political will
• Trust
• Understanding of roles & objectives
• Innovation
• Flexibility
• Experienced operator
• Local partners who add value
• Good transaction advisors
• Willing lenders
• Most importantly a common goal to improve access to
quality and affordable health care