A rationale for choosing the mechanism of public-private partnership for the sustainable development of social infrastructure facilities

Abstract

Using the mechanism of public-private partnership (PPP) is an effective way to attract investment for the modernization of urban infrastructure in the face of budget shortfalls, which is especially important for the sustainable development of the social infrastructure of the territories. The aim of the study is to analyze the models of public-private partnership (PPP) and substantiate the choice of the model to ensure sustainable development of the social sphere. The life-cycle cost (LLC) model is represented as the most effective one for realizing municipal facilities development projects.

Development of the University’s Business Model with the Use of a Digital Learning Platform

“…Partnership with other digital learning platforms (digital platforms of other universities and companies, online courses etc) via the university digital platform can be considered in order to provide additional opportunities for learning, professional improvement and internship. Collaboration between schools and teachers to merge expertise and resources, and better collaboration between learners, are a few of the most remarkable benefits of making use of a digital platform [26,33]. 6) Changes in cost structure.…”

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“…The opportunity to apply the potential of the private sector can be used in many areas of the economic and humanitarian fields, but any field of activity has its own unique features that need to be taken into account when planning PPP projects. The future evolution of such projects applied in the relevant fields of activity involves the development of a methodology for specialists who are authorized to make managerial decisions on the implementation of projects based on models of this type of contractual relations (Dubgorn et al 2018;Ryzhuk et al 2021).…”