A Global Review of Public Private Partnerships Trends and Challenges for Social Infrastructure
In developing countries, the government which has limited budget for public infrastructure development should choose which infrastructure should be developed. Most countries decided to build more economic infrastructure than social infrastructure because former have direct economic impact for societ...
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| author | Oktavianus Adrianto Mahani Iris Meifrinaldi |
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| description | In developing countries, the government which has limited budget for public infrastructure development should choose which infrastructure should be developed. Most countries decided to build more economic infrastructure than social infrastructure because former have direct economic impact for society. The involvement of private sector in public infrastructure financing has been accomplished for decades in the form of Public Private Partnership (PPP). However, the implementation is also more often for economic infrastructure, but some countries have started to implement PPP for social infrastructure (education, healthcare, care of the elderly, etc.) when they think to add human capital and improve quality of life. This study attempts to review a set of public private partnership implementation models relevant for social infrastructure development in some countries. Moreover, this study also more explores to the challenges and issues in different areas of social infrastructure. The outcome is to show a trend public-private partnership for social infrastructure in some successful projects from different countries. The challenges and issues about implementation public-private partnership for social infrastructure also be a part of the results from this study. Finally, the study has a valuable input for implementation of PPP on social infrastructure in Indonesia. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-7131755df7ae4d418e0dac345ba861b92022-12-21T22:30:19ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2018-01-011470600110.1051/matecconf/201814706001matecconf_sibe2018_06001A Global Review of Public Private Partnerships Trends and Challenges for Social InfrastructureOktavianus AdriantoMahani IrisMeifrinaldiIn developing countries, the government which has limited budget for public infrastructure development should choose which infrastructure should be developed. Most countries decided to build more economic infrastructure than social infrastructure because former have direct economic impact for society. The involvement of private sector in public infrastructure financing has been accomplished for decades in the form of Public Private Partnership (PPP). However, the implementation is also more often for economic infrastructure, but some countries have started to implement PPP for social infrastructure (education, healthcare, care of the elderly, etc.) when they think to add human capital and improve quality of life. This study attempts to review a set of public private partnership implementation models relevant for social infrastructure development in some countries. Moreover, this study also more explores to the challenges and issues in different areas of social infrastructure. The outcome is to show a trend public-private partnership for social infrastructure in some successful projects from different countries. The challenges and issues about implementation public-private partnership for social infrastructure also be a part of the results from this study. Finally, the study has a valuable input for implementation of PPP on social infrastructure in Indonesia.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201814706001 |
| spellingShingle | Oktavianus Adrianto Mahani Iris Meifrinaldi A Global Review of Public Private Partnerships Trends and Challenges for Social Infrastructure MATEC Web of Conferences |
| title | A Global Review of Public Private Partnerships Trends and Challenges for Social Infrastructure |
| title_full | A Global Review of Public Private Partnerships Trends and Challenges for Social Infrastructure |
| title_fullStr | A Global Review of Public Private Partnerships Trends and Challenges for Social Infrastructure |
| title_full_unstemmed | A Global Review of Public Private Partnerships Trends and Challenges for Social Infrastructure |
| title_short | A Global Review of Public Private Partnerships Trends and Challenges for Social Infrastructure |
| title_sort | global review of public private partnerships trends and challenges for social infrastructure |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201814706001 |
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