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Value for Money (VfM)

The test a public authority applies before procuring an asset through a PPP: whether the present value of the payments it would make is lower than the cost of delivering the asset itself, once the risks it would keep in public delivery are priced. A PPP can cost more to finance and still be value for money if the risk it transfers is worth more than the extra cost.

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