An understudied aspect for the successful completion of PPP infrastructure projects is the extent to which they are satisfactorily implemented. Studying PPP implementation is important though, because well-planned projects can fail if project implementation is inadequately managed. This article aims to find out which management and public–private cooperation approaches produce satisfaction for ...

Globally, sustainable development has been given high priority for the Government agenda in order to achieve a balance of social, economic and environmental factors. The UK government realise the importance and criticality of sustainable development and they intend to use the public procurement power to demand more sustainable public building development to improve energy efficiency and reduce ...

The workshop entitled "Public-Private partnerships models in Europe-- comparison between France and European countries" brought together representatives of academia and industry, of national or European health research programs, of regional or national public-private partnership (PPP) initiatives, and of biotechnology with the following objectives: sharing a common vision on the needs, expectat...

Recent transport sector liberalisation, as well as global economic crisis, is favouring the implementation of transport infrastructure projects through PublicePrivate Partnerships (PPP). However, there is a debate as to whether PPP schemes are a better option than conventional procurement. To this end, an evaluation framework is proposed, to assess which of these two alternative schemes for tra...

The public-private-partnership (PPP) model has become an important way to implement transportation infrastructure projects, but with the rapid growth of scale PPP risk problem projects increasingly prominent, and many have suffered losses or even project failures due improper management. This paper identifies classifies risks arising from distributes factors among different participants, finall...