Atty. Alberto Agra’s lecture on Public-Private Partnership (PPP) provides a detailed and structured overview of the legal framework, compliance requirements, and practical processes governing PPPs in the Philippines. Utilizing a "Seven Ps" framework—Policies, Parties, Projects, Partnership schemes, Permissions, Procedures, and Pact—he examines the newly enacted PPP Code and its Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR). The lecture outlines the roles of national and local implementing agencies, private proponents, approving bodies, and the central mandate of the PPP Center. Atty. Agra details the eligibility of hard infrastructure and soft development projects, differentiates the 13 covered PPP schemes from excluded arrangements, and explains approval thresholds, including the $15\text{ billion}$ NEDA Board requirement for national projects. Furthermore, he compares solicited bidding procedures against unsolicited proposal processes—including evaluation timelines, competitive challenges, and restrictions on government undertakings—and highlights essential contractual provisions, risk allocations, and liability rules. Overall, the lecture aims to enhance lawyers' competence in drafting, reviewing, and navigating PPP contracts while emphasizing that all PPP projects are imbued with public interest to improve the general public's quality of life.