ACTUAL PROJEKTS PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN SLOVENIA

V Sloveniji se javno-zasebno partnerstvo šele dodobra razvija, čeprav imamo podprt zakon o javno-zasebnem partnerstvu že od leta 2007. Po različnih definicijah, ki govorijo o javno-zasebnem partnerstvu, lahko pridemo do zaključka, da je JZP orodje, s katerim zmanjšujemo stroške projekta in sama tveganja ter povečujemo uspešnost podjetja, zvišujemo rentabilnost in prepoznavnost podjetja. Seveda mora biti vse v javnem interesu. Slovenija je prvo pravo in relativno obsežno javno-zasebno partnerstvo pridobila šele s projektom čistilne naprave Maribor, v kolikor se bodo pogodbe med zasebnim in javnim partnerjem sklepale čedalje pogosteje, bo možno opaziti pozitivni napredek v projektih. Lahko trdimo, da se tisti, ki so odgovorni pri izvrševanju JZP, še lovijo pri zakonodajni dokumentaciji. Brez praktičnih primerov in učenja na že izvedenih projektih, pa izboljšav pri sodelovanju pri JZP ne bo. Upamo si trditi, da bo z vsakim novo nastalim projektom, čedalje manj napak in nesoglasij, ki se pojavljajo v izvedbi projekta. Za projekt se bo posledično porabilo manj davkoplačevalskega denarja, manj časa ter privedli do večje prepoznavnosti zasebnega sektorja ter kar je najpomembnejše, kakovostno izdelan projekt in zadovoljstvo končnih uporabnikov.The public-private partnership in Slovenia is still developing, although the Law on Public-Private Partnership has been supported since 2007. According to various definitions that talk about public-private partnership, we can come to the conclusion that the PPP is a tool which reduces the costs of the project itself and the risks, and increases the success of the company and raises the visibility and profitability of it. Of course, everything has to be in the public interest. Slovenia acquired the first real and relatively broad public-private partnership only with the project treatment plant Maribor. To the extent that the contracts between the private and public partners are increasingly concluded, it will be possible to see positive progress in the projects. It can be argued that those who are responsible for implementation of PPP, are still dealing with legislative documents. However, there will be no improvements in cooperation with PPP without practical examples and learning on projects that have already been implemented. We dare to claim that with each new emerging project there will be increasingly fewer errors and conflicts that arise in the implementation of a project. The project will therefore spend less taxpayers\u27 money, less time, and led to increased visibility of the private sector and most importantly, a quality built project and end-user satisfaction