Development of mechanisms of public-private partnership in the sphere of nature management in conditions of decentralization

Мишенина, Наталия Викторовна; Yarova, Inessa; Mishenina, Halyna Anatoliivna

doi:10.21272/mmi.2017.1-29

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“…The basis of this study is the theoretical and practical aspects of using PPP tools to achieve sustainable development and environmental management, as set out in the literature (Long and Arnold 1995;Glasbergen et al 2007;Andonova 2010;Mishenina 2010;Glasbergen 2011;Eckerberg et al 2015;Mishenina et al 2017;De Zoysa 2020).…”

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Public–Private Partnership as a Form of Ensuring Sustainable Development of the Forest Management Sphere

Mishenina

Dvorak

2022

Administrative Sciences

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This article examines the application of one of the forms of modern public management—public–private partnership (PPP)—in the forestry sector. This contributes to the search for new forms and methods that uphold the principles of sustainable development, decentralization, liberalization and capitalization of natural resources. The purpose of this study is to determine the characteristic features and advantages of PPP as a special partnership between the state and business-entrepreneurial structures, as well as to analyze the prospects and justify the feasibility of using PPP tools to ensure effective forestry. The research methodology was based on the critical analysis of the scholarly literature. Strategic documents, political reports and programs relevant to the forestry sector were also examined. In summary, it can be said that PPP models are a significant addition to other types of cooperation, such as more formal, top-down initiatives. PPP forestry projects can enable the accomplishment of otherwise impossible tasks.

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“…Through the partnership process, it is expected that the public and private sectors can benefit by pooling their innovation and experience, as well as financial and other resources, to more effectively deliver collective benefits. Thus, PPP is considered as an alternative to privatization (Hodge and Greve 2007;Mishenina et al 2017).…”

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Public–Private Partnership as a Form of Ensuring Sustainable Development of the Forest Management Sphere

Mishenina

Dvorak

2022

Administrative Sciences

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“…As Figure 1 shows, the Business Incubators in the Developing word has now surpassed that of the developed world. Reasons for this may be that global companies have now identified global markets and are assisting in the developing of business incubators through a PPP (Public Private Partnership) or Helix type model with other governments, universities and Business Incubator units (Mishenina et al, 2017).…”

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Marketing Challenges for South African Public Sector Business Incubator

Donaldson¹,

Pauceanu²

2017

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Entrepreneurship and innovation form the cornerstone of economic development in many developing countries. Through this, rather ideal combination employment can be enhanced, communities can be uplifted through education, and growth can be increased through discretionary purchasing power. This cycle has positive spinoffs which can alleviate poverty and decrease famine. Recent local research suggests that more than eighty percent of entrepreneurs, start

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Public and Private Partnership as the Basis of Financial and Economic Stability of the State

Savchenko

Stoika

Стойка

2021

Market Infrastructure

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The meanings of the term "public and private partnership" and its fundamental difference from other types of interaction between the state and the private sector are defined. The role of levers of state regulation of PPP in the conditions of growing globalization and related objective and subjective factors of economic, political and social transformations and diversity of forms of ownership in a market economy is described. Theoretical developments of neo-Keynesianism, the concept of "public goods", neo-institutionalism, which initiated a mixed economy, and later the introduction of the principles of state partnership are determined. It is shown that in today's world practice the most common form of cooperation between the state and private business, which is used in the implementation of large projects, is a concession. The provisions of the Law of Ukraine "On Public and Private Partnership", which provided the organizational and legal framework for the interaction of state and business, as well as the basic principles of PPP on a contractual basis are analyzed. Examples of the experience of the European Union and rapidly developing countries have been identified and proposed for use. The place of big business, especially small enterprises in the processes as being characterized by flexibility and opportunities to easily adapt to changing market conditions is assessed. It is stated that in Ukraine the disparity in the status of private partners should be eliminated through the provision of additional legal and economic guarantees by the state. It is argued that in a situation of inadequate public administration, insufficient financial support, prosperity of corruption at this stage, a specific form of PPP needs special attention, although in the long run the institutional form is more long-lasting and perfect. It is proved that the introduction of mechanisms and types of social partnership as a component of public and private partnership in our country is interrelated with the level of consolidation of society, development strategy and the situation in economic growth.

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Development of mechanisms of public-private partnership in the sphere of nature management in conditions of decentralization

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Public–Private Partnership as a Form of Ensuring Sustainable Development of the Forest Management Sphere

Public–Private Partnership as a Form of Ensuring Sustainable Development of the Forest Management Sphere

Marketing Challenges for South African Public Sector Business Incubator

Public and Private Partnership as the Basis of Financial and Economic Stability of the State

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