Abstract This paper aims to present and discuss the already existing studies try uncover possible potential for further research on topic of financial resources in public–private partnership (PPP) projects. The article presents main relevant papers regarding examines how deep sources has been explored both academic practical literature. Moreover, reviews Poland’s PPP market and, particularly, t...

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 study is focused on the public-private partnership in health sector in Sri Lanka. As a developing country, Sri Lanka faces a challenging task in order to improve the infrastructure facilities of the country after ending the thirty years of war. There is a requirement to develop the country as a whole along with all the industries such as education, health, transport, agriculture, etc. to me...

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...

In line with the current development worldwide, the provision of public infrastructure in Malaysia is undertaken using the public-private partnership approach (PPP). This study explores the way in which accountability is demonstrated in Malaysian tolled highway sector. The study uses the case study approach to examine the implications of PPP arrangement on accountability in the tolled highway s...

China is encountering essential socio-demographic changes with respect to population aging and family structure transition. A case in point is long-term healthcare, especially to those less developed areas in Western and Central China. The increasing old population will assuredly place greater demands on the system of long-term care in China, but the magnitude of the problem has been the subjec...

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...

nigeria has had several housing programmes and policies geared towards the provision of housing her citizens since colonial era to the post-colonial period. the nigerian government had always been directly involved in the provision of housing for the public servants and with the advent of the public-private partnership initiative, the low-income public servants’ acceptability of this new housin...