Coping with Challenges of Public-Private Partnership (PPP)  for Housing Delivery in Nigeria

Muhammad, Zayyanu; Johar, Foziah; ., .

doi:10.14419/ijet.v7i2.29.14320

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“…Furthermore, parties' commitment, clarity of roles and responsibilities, good feasibility and detailed project planning were identified but not as key CSFs. Other studies confirmed the risk factor, monitoring and stakeholder commitment as CSFs for Nigeria and Malaysia as developing countries (Muhammad and Johar, 2018). Thus, stakeholders play a critical role in PPP projects' failure or success.…”

Section: Ppp Projects In Developing Nationsmentioning

confidence: 79%

Curbing PPP construction projects’ failure using enhanced stakeholder management success in developing countries

Eyiah-Botwe

Aigbavboa

Thwala

2019

BEPAM

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Purpose Globally, inadequate resources, skills deficiency and poor infrastructure have necessitated public-private partnerships (PPPs) as investment initiative for public sector projects. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the key constructs for improved stakeholder management (SM) success in curbing PPP projects’ failure in developing countries to fill the research gap. Pre-stakeholder identification (PSI); implementation, monitoring and feedback (IMF) factors impact on PPP projects’ success in Ghana were examined. Design/methodology/approach In total, 16 models were studied as part of literature review followed by a qualitative three-round Delphi survey for SM key factors and validated using a quantitative questionnaire survey. The findings were analysed using structural equation modelling and a model fit test. Findings PSI, IMF factors directly influence PPP SM success model hence are key constructs. Furthermore, stakeholder consideration, a clear statement of objectives, adopting design and build are variables established as influencing PPP projects failures. Stakeholder identification, engagement, communication and analysis are generic factors. Practical implications Project managers can achieve stakeholder satisfaction and improve PPP projects delivery by considering the innovative PPP SM model. Furthermore, considering the identified factors and variables in holistic models will enhance stakeholder involvement thereby curbing PPP projects failure. Social implications Reducing PPP projects’ failure will enhance socio-economic growth. Originality/value PSI; IMF factors have never been included in holistic PPP SM model. They are proposed to curb PPP projects’ failure.

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Section: Ppp Projects In Developing Nationsmentioning

confidence: 79%

Curbing PPP construction projects’ failure using enhanced stakeholder management success in developing countries

Eyiah-Botwe

Aigbavboa

Thwala

2019

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“…Hence, it shows that PPP practices for affordable housing are then regarded as governance controls as the main component of affordable housing. It is therefore recommended that a good policy framework for the implementation of other variants of PPPs in meeting the affordable housing in Nigeria should be consider on the constituent parameter of affordable housing (Muhammad and Johar 2018). First of all, it will wipe out all the underlying constraints that cannot define local government authorities and grassroots organizations in PPP for affordable housing, and then provide the needs of different socioeconomic groups in the country's sub sector of housing in Nigeria.…”

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The Affordable Housing in Nigeria using Critical Success Factors of Public Private Partnership

Ahmed

2019

Asia Pr soc sci

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Housing provision has become a global problem. According to UN, housing is lacking in virtually all society among the developing countries due to population growth and urbanization (UN-HABITAT, 2006). However, Public private partnership was introduce by the Nigerian Government as an option to end the current crisis of housing shortage and affordable housing in the country(Lagos State Government, 2008). This study relies on interview with PPP expert to build up questionnaire survey on success factors of PPP for affordable housing in Nigeria. The findings reveal the relevance success factors of PPP for affordable housing provision in Nigeria and also suggest a way forward for best implementation PPP for affordable housing in Nigeria.

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“…Providing livable and satisfactory residential housing in terms of standards, quality, user needs, assumptions, and wishes is one of private and public real estate developers [25]. In developing nations like Nigeria, resident satisfaction remains a significant concern despite efforts from both corporate and state housing developers [26]. In the extended term, residents' satisfaction is related to a range of elements, including physical, social, and neighbourhood features, as well as psychological and socio-economic characteristics of the residents [7].…”

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“…This study concentrated primarily on private estates. Authors [26] investigated how to deal with the difficulties of public-private partnerships (PPPs) for housing delivery in Nigeria; nevertheless, the author neglected to look at users' contentment and housing calibre. The quality of PPP housing, resident happiness and choice in FCT Abuja were not the focus of any of the studies above.…”

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Resident’s Satisfaction and Preferences in Housing Provision By Public-Private Partnership and Private Developers in Abuja, Nigeria

Adekunle¹,

Olaifa

Mohammed³

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It is well known that housing demands ranked second in the hierarchy of human necessities after food. This study examined inhabitants' choices and satisfaction with housing provided by private developers and public-private partnerships in Abuja. Participants were given questionnaires at the public-private partnership and private developer estates; at the public estate, 300 questionnaires were distributed, of which 227 were retrieved. Of the 24 questionnaires served for the Private Developer development Ologunloye Estate, 11 were retrieved. According to the analysis. T-test analysis was also used to determine the difference between inhabitants' choices and contentment with dwellings provided by the government and PPP in the research area. At 0.06 and 0.011, which is smaller than the 0.05 significance level, the ANOVA findings likewise showed a significant difference in residence satisfaction between public housing estates and PPP. Building a bridge between residents' preferences and their own should be a goal of developers in both the public and private housing sectors. To boost resident appreciation and satisfaction, it would be best if the drainage systems, waste management, and sewage disposal were improved. The survey's findings indicate that respondents' contentment and preference for inhabitants are incredibly high, high, and moderate.

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Coping with Challenges of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) for Housing Delivery in Nigeria

Cited by 6 publications

References 20 publications

Curbing PPP construction projects’ failure using enhanced stakeholder management success in developing countries

Curbing PPP construction projects’ failure using enhanced stakeholder management success in developing countries

The Affordable Housing in Nigeria using Critical Success Factors of Public Private Partnership

Resident’s Satisfaction and Preferences in Housing Provision By Public-Private Partnership and Private Developers in Abuja, Nigeria

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