This paper studies the risks associated with local finance in Korea by identifying the financial status of each local government, including the financial burdens of PPP projects, and examined governmental future burdens related to PPP projects. We reviewed all fiscal burdens associated with projects, such as, for BTL (Build-Transfer-Lease) types of projects, facility lease and operating expenses, and, for the BTO (Build-Transfer-Operate) types of projects, construction subsidies that are paid at the construction stage, MRG (Minimum Revenue Guarantee) payments and the government’s share of payment. Furthermore, we compared the annual expenditures of local governments on PPP projects against their annual budgets and checked i...
The new reality forces local governments to look for alternative methods to finance their structural...
Local autonomy of Korea's lower-level local council has been reinstated following elections last Mar...
Governmental Debt Guarantees (GDGs) are often used to encourage involvement by promoters and financi...
This case study reviews the evolution of public-private partnership (PPP) policy in the Republic of ...
The Republic of Korea came to realize the acute necessity of launching the public-private partnershi...
The public infrastructure provision is not provided solely by the public sector, it also involves th...
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have been utilized extensively in both developed and developing c...
In accordance with recent world trends, Private Financing Initiative (PFI) has been introduced and t...
Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) are a popular alternative for public infrastructuredelivery in ma...
Public Private Partnership (PPP) is collaboration between public and private sectors in public servi...
During the five-millenium history of Korea, 1995 was the first time mayors and governors were electe...
As Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) around the world gain in popularity as a way to finance needed...
In the aftermath of the 1997 East-Asian financial crisis, the government of the Republic of Korea pu...
(1) Background: Public–private partnerships (PPPs) play an essential role in sustainable cities and ...
The Minimum Revenue Guarantee (MRG) was designed to mitigate the financial risk of private investors...
The new reality forces local governments to look for alternative methods to finance their structural...
Local autonomy of Korea's lower-level local council has been reinstated following elections last Mar...
Governmental Debt Guarantees (GDGs) are often used to encourage involvement by promoters and financi...
This case study reviews the evolution of public-private partnership (PPP) policy in the Republic of ...
The Republic of Korea came to realize the acute necessity of launching the public-private partnershi...
The public infrastructure provision is not provided solely by the public sector, it also involves th...
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have been utilized extensively in both developed and developing c...
In accordance with recent world trends, Private Financing Initiative (PFI) has been introduced and t...
Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) are a popular alternative for public infrastructuredelivery in ma...
Public Private Partnership (PPP) is collaboration between public and private sectors in public servi...
During the five-millenium history of Korea, 1995 was the first time mayors and governors were electe...
As Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) around the world gain in popularity as a way to finance needed...
In the aftermath of the 1997 East-Asian financial crisis, the government of the Republic of Korea pu...
(1) Background: Public–private partnerships (PPPs) play an essential role in sustainable cities and ...
The Minimum Revenue Guarantee (MRG) was designed to mitigate the financial risk of private investors...
The new reality forces local governments to look for alternative methods to finance their structural...
Local autonomy of Korea's lower-level local council has been reinstated following elections last Mar...
Governmental Debt Guarantees (GDGs) are often used to encourage involvement by promoters and financi...