Key Success Factors for Implementing Public-Private Partnership Infrastructure Projects

Key Success Factors for Implementing Public-Private Partnership Infrastructure Projects

DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-0794-6.ch001
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Abstract

As it explores the critical success factors influencing public-private partnerships in the development of infrastructure, this book chapter mainly focuses on sustainability. PPPs are growing in popularity as an option of funding and implementing infrastructure projects in both developed and developing nations, because of the potential advantage they may have over conventional government procurement. This chapter highlights the PPP characteristics along with potential benefits for sustainable development. It assesses the effectiveness of PPPs in creating infrastructure and places special emphasis on essential components for successful sustainability. The chapter finishes with recommendations for the government as well as people in the private sector considering PPPs. It stresses the importance of PPPs in supporting sustainable infrastructure internationally.
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2. Chapter Objectives, Methodology, And Outcomes

2.1 Objectives

This book chapter will thoroughly examine and assess each of these factors in order for PPPs (public-private partnerships) in building infrastructure to be profitable, with an emphasis on how these alliances may support sustainable development. In order to highlight both the potential benefits and challenges associated with PPP projects, it is crucial to identify the essential variables that have a significant impact on how successfully they operate in both industrialized and developing countries. This chapter seeks to offer beneficial guidance for governments, policymakers, partners from the private sector, and project participants involved in PPP infrastructure projects by doing a literature analysis and looking at case studies.

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