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Abstract
Public Private Partnership Projects are now being used to develop infrastructure in different parts of the world during the uncertain times of crisis caused by the global COVID 19 pandemic. Governments all over the world are now adopting a number of PPP Projects to develop physical and social infrastructure in this era of COVID 19. The main objectives of this study are to: examine the status of COVID 19 in different countries especially in Africa, analyse the management of PPP Projects for COVID 19 vaccines and establish the effect of COVID 19 on global economy. Data collected through review of scholarly literature and documents analysis was analysed using descriptions and narratives. The Study findings revealed that COVID 19 has had a great effect on the adoption of PPPs for infrastructure development in the East African common market, the use of PPP projects provides a basis for revamping the crumbled infrastructure of the different sectors of the ecomy dure to COVID 19. It was concluded that the adoption of PPP projects can be a basis for developing COVID 19 vaccines. It was recommended that different countries need to always use PPP Projects to address certain economic issues caused by COVID 19 pandemic.
