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Journal of East Asian studies Volume 18
published_at 2020-03

The path to achieving an efficient contract implementation　and management of public private partnership : a review of　journal　articles of PPP and addressing policy issues for developing countries

The path to achieving an efficient contract implementation　and management of public private partnership : a review of　journal　articles of PPP and addressing policy issues for developing countries
Hakimee Azimullah
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Public Private Partnership (PPP) is increasingly applied in many developed and developing countries to expand public services. Doing this, the governments utilize the potentials of private sector such as finance, managerial skills, experience and transfer many risks. Through a review of journal articles on PPP, we identified various barriers that impact the successful implementation of those projects in developing countries. While planning for PPP projects, developing countries should prepare measures to overcome those barriers.
Creator Keywords
Public Private Partnership
Projects
Developing countries
Service Delivery
Risk
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