Add to ORKGAttracted by prospects of overcoming public budget, human skills, technical and other constraints, Southern African countries are increasingly adopting public-private partnership (PPP) arrangements to deliver social and economic goods and services. However, most of these countries have yet to solidify the requisite legal, regulatory and institutional frameworks. This paper argues that PPPs have a potential to transform and improve the lives of the regions’ citizens if these basic frameworks are attended to forthwith
South Africa, like other African economies has been faced with funding constraints resulting in the ...
It is estimated that Africa needs $93 billion annually until 2020 in order to bridge its infrastruct...
PPPs are increasingly seen as a mechanism to develop infrastructure on a cost effective and sustaina...
Attracted by prospects of overcoming public budget, human skills, technical and other constraints, S...
Attracted by prospects of overcoming public budget, human skills, technical and other constraints, S...
The aim of this paper is to provide a narrative literature review of Public-Private-Partnerships (PP...
AbstractThe increase in the development of public infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa would improve...
The introduction of PPPs in infrastructure provision has changed the way in which governments around...
The increase in the development of public infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa would improve the sta...
This Note will examine the regulatory and legal frameworks governing public-private partnerships (PP...
This article examines the significance of Public Private Partnership (PPP) in emerging economies. Th...
The article considers the possibilities of the public-private partnership (PPP) in solving social-ec...
Abstract: Infrastructure development is arguably the most important factor for economic development ...
Thesis (MBA)-University of Natal, 2003.This research examines the effectiveness presented by Public-...
The introduction of Public-private Partnerships (PPPs) in infrastructure provision has changed...
South Africa, like other African economies has been faced with funding constraints resulting in the ...
It is estimated that Africa needs $93 billion annually until 2020 in order to bridge its infrastruct...
PPPs are increasingly seen as a mechanism to develop infrastructure on a cost effective and sustaina...
Attracted by prospects of overcoming public budget, human skills, technical and other constraints, S...
Attracted by prospects of overcoming public budget, human skills, technical and other constraints, S...
The aim of this paper is to provide a narrative literature review of Public-Private-Partnerships (PP...
AbstractThe increase in the development of public infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa would improve...
The introduction of PPPs in infrastructure provision has changed the way in which governments around...
The increase in the development of public infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa would improve the sta...
This Note will examine the regulatory and legal frameworks governing public-private partnerships (PP...
This article examines the significance of Public Private Partnership (PPP) in emerging economies. Th...
The article considers the possibilities of the public-private partnership (PPP) in solving social-ec...
Abstract: Infrastructure development is arguably the most important factor for economic development ...
Thesis (MBA)-University of Natal, 2003.This research examines the effectiveness presented by Public-...
The introduction of Public-private Partnerships (PPPs) in infrastructure provision has changed...
South Africa, like other African economies has been faced with funding constraints resulting in the ...
It is estimated that Africa needs $93 billion annually until 2020 in order to bridge its infrastruct...
PPPs are increasingly seen as a mechanism to develop infrastructure on a cost effective and sustaina...