Over the past few decades public-private partnership (PPP) models adopted by governments for infrastructure development throughout the world have evolved continuously. This article develops a dynamic framework which argues that PPP models evolve when some of the critical success factors (CSFs) for PPP are changed/improved over time based on project sponsors' risk management. The framework consi...

1. Degree of efficiency and transparency demonstrated in citizen services 2. Extent of reduction of cost and improvement of convenience for citizens 3. Extent of reengineering and improvement of back-end services 4. Extent of Integration of backend processes with front-end and web site 5. Degree of employee involvement and change management 6. Amenability for Public Private Partnership (PPP) ar...

Background and objectives. Public-private partnership (PPP) is one of the most popular forms cooperation between state business in world. For Ukraine, PPP promising ways to attract investment existing municipal infrastructure. The Law Ukraine "On Public-Private Partnership" (2010) allows implementation projects format classic PPP. Most involved development infrastructure facilities mining, whic...

The Public Private Partnership (PPP) requires safe and conducive environment to safe guard the interest of the private partner against risk and that of consumers against likely abuse by the private partners. The private partners are not generally attracted towards PPP arrangement in solid waste management (SWM) services because of its complex operation and maintenance cost structure and difficu...

There is a consensus among housing experts and policy makers that there are not enough resources for government alone to address growing urban housing challenges in many developing countries. Consequently, a paradigm shift from government provision to partnerships between the public and private sectors is advocated. This study examined the prospects and challenges of Public-Private Partnerships...

Chinese government is facing the “capital bottleneck” problem for developing urban environmental infrastructure including sewerage treatment and MWS disposal services to achieve the environmental targets set for the 10 Five Year Plan. The solution is worked out as introducing the private investment. This study argue that Public Private Partnership (PPP) is the best available solution for develo...

Inter-organizational cooperations between public and private partners, called public private partnerships (PPP), are increasingly gaining more importance concerning renewal, standardization, and optimization of the information technology (IT) infrastructure of public sector organizations. Reasons for this trend include the search for partners with necessary technological and innovative knowledg...

IT impact sourcing (ITIS) is a socially-responsible business model and a growing phenomenon in developing countries, seeking to drive the benefits of IT outsourcing to marginalised groups. Inherent to many impact sourcing initiatives is a tension between social and commercial objectives, and this might be particularly apparent where the ITIS initiative is a public-private partnership (PPP); yet...

Fundamental change seems increasingly inevitable, but at the same time increasingly unimaginable. A variety of public private partnering arrangements and innovative financing mechanisms has begun to change the neglected disease landscape over the last decade. How significant are these public-private partnership (PPP) arrangements? Are these players likely to endure? Do they deserve the continue...