Journal of Urban Planning and Development · 1991 · 14 citations · 1 references
Public AffairsPublic ManagementPublic PolicyProject FinancePublic InvestmentPublic ProcurementDecision Making In ProjectsPartnership DevelopmentPublic Project EvaluationPublic Sector Decision-makingPublic-private Partnership FinancePublic-private PartnershipsGovernment PartnershipsPartnership FinancingPpp Project FinancePublic Facilities ManagementPublic-private Partnership DevelopmentPublic-private Partnership EvaluationPublic-private Partnership Investment
Governments at all levels have increasingly turned to public‐private partnerships (PPP) as a source of alternative financing for needed public facilities, in turn providing private developers with new markets on government land for investment and profit. Government agencies need a structured, objective methodology to plan, evaluate, and implement successful PPP projects. A structured methodology, including quantitative simulation models for financial planning, evaluation, and cost justification, is presented and demonstrated. This decision‐support system methodology will minimize the two primary decision errors in public‐private partnerships—accepting unsound or inferior projects and rejecting sound or superior projects.
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Radio and Electronic Engineer · 1968 · 18 citations