Motives and Motivation for Implementation of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Housing Provision in Nigeria

Onyemaechi, Paschal C; Samy, Martin

doi:10.5901/mjss.2016.v7n2p149

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“…Further, apart from taking into consideration the impact of PPP housing projects on the host communities, particularly, for payment of compensation for land acquired for the projects, no evidence was found on how the operators were taking into considerations the interests of local communities as stakeholders in these housing projects as suggested in the good governance literature (UN, 2004;Greve and Hodge, 2011). This might help to explain why host communities where PPP housing projects are in Nigeria often show some levels of resentments to such schemes as reported in an earlier study by Onyemaechi (2016).…”

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“…In Nigeria, the existing studies have examined several issues, including the role of partners (Ibem, 2010;Oladokun and Aluko 2012;Ibem and Aduwo, 2012;Taiwo, Adeboye and Aderonmu, 2014), the contributions of PPP (Ibem 2011a;2011b;Ibem and Aduwo, 2012), the level of awareness of PPP among industry stakeholders and the factors necessitating its adoption in housing (Oladokun and Aluko, 2012). Others have investigated the challenges and prospects of PPP (Ukoje and Kanu, 2014;Olofa and Nwosu 2015;Aduwo, Ibem and Onyemaechi, 2017), the relationship between the operational structure and outcomes (Ibem, Aduwo and Alagbe, 2015), the critical success and motivating factors for housing PPPs (Onyemaechi, Pollard and Samy, 2015;Onyemaechi and Samy, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Project Selection and Transparency Factors in Housing Public-Private Partnerships in Nigeria

Ibem

Onyemaechi²,

yo-Vaughan

2018

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The application of Public-Private Partners (PPPs) in housing provisioning is on the increase across the world. However, there is a paucity of empirical studies on the specific factors considered at the initiation, and measures taken to ensure transparency at the procurement stages, of PPP housing projects. This study examined project selection factors and transparency measures in PPP housing projects using data sourced from oral interviews with 27 experts in nine PPP housing schemes in Nigeria. Results of the content analysis revealed that the top two selection factors considered by both the public and private sector operators of PPP housing projects in Nigeria are the availability of land and viability of the funding arrangements. Whereas the public-sector partners also consider the availability of competent private sector to deliver the projects, the private developers are concerned with the location of proposed projects. It was also found that the two key measures taken to ensure transparency at the procurement stage of the projects are transparent and competitive bidding and open advertisements of tender opportunities. These imply that before embarking on PPP housing projects, operators should ensure that there is available land in good locations, sound funding arrangements, and measures for achieving transparency in the schemes.

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Project Selection and Transparency Factors in Housing Public-Private Partnerships in Nigeria

Ibem

Onyemaechi²,

yo-Vaughan

2018

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“…The principal reason for adopting a PPP model is that, where project suitability is correctly measured and implemented, this approach can offer greater value for money compared to traditional procurement ( UN-HABITAT, 2011). According to a study conducted by the United Nations Human Settlement Program in 2011 on PPP and housing development, a number of countries are embracing PPP as a way to overcome housing shortages (Onyemaechi and Samy, 2016). However, Winch et al (2012) asserted that the major driver for governments in choosing PPP arises from the funding gap.…”

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“…The adoption of the PPP model for housing provision in Nigeria is intended to increase urban housing stock and address housing affordability and accessibility (Sani et al, 2018). Onyemaechi and Samy (2016) also stated that PPP has been adopted for housing provision in Nigeria to provide a viable and sustainable platform for decent and affordable housing units in all cities and Low-cost housing development in Myanmar towns, with a view to reducing the acute housing shortage. For some countries, such as Malaysia, the enhancement of organisational reputation is one of the most important reasons that public agencies are adopting the PPP concept (Abdul- Aziz and Jahn-Kassim, 2011).…”

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Factors influencing the adoption of public–private partnership in low-cost housing development in Myanmar

Nyein

Hadikusumo

2021

JFMPC

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Purpose To provide low-cost housing, the Myanmar Government is attempting to use public–private partnership (PPP) to attract private investors. However, there is little information concerning the influencing factors for implementing PPP low-cost housing projects in Myanmar. This paper, therefore, aims to identify and analyse these factors. Design/methodology/approach A total of 51 in-depth interviews were conducted with interviewees involved in various kinds of housing projects implemented through the adoption of PPP or other approaches. The methods of data collection and the analysis are based on grounded theory (GT) methodology. Findings Using the GT method to analyse the interviews, five categories emerged from 50 influencing factors regarding the establishment and implementation of the PPP model for low-cost housing in Myanmar: provision of incentives; obstacles in implementing PPP for all stakeholders; barriers to private sector participation; public sector responsibilities and challenges; and attraction factors and challenges for financial institutions. Among 12 newly found factors, the three most important for PPP low-cost housing in Myanmar are the availability of project funding, the resolution of land-acquisition issues and the development of a sound financing system. Research limitations/implications Our findings strengthen previous studies by identifying factors affecting PPP low-cost housing either specific to Myanmar or common among other countries. Of the 50 factors identified, 38 factors were found in previous studies, but 12 are likely specific to Myanmar. Practical implications Our findings can be used by governments, particularly the Myanmar Government, and financial agencies to understand the low attractiveness of PPP low-cost housing for investors and to develop/improve policies to stimulate PPP low-cost housing, especially in Myanmar. Originality/value Many previous studies have been undertaken to identify factors that influence the implementation of PPP for low-cost housing. However, to the best of the authors’ knowledge, there are no prior studies specific to Myanmar in this context.

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“…in the table (1) Group Two Studies, Housing Satisfaction Standards or Socially Acceptable Housing. are devoted to housing policies, programs and standards [11], [12], [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18].aimed at solving the housing crisis in general. They referred to housing programs that could reduce the size of housing problems in different countries and establish housing criteria that can be adopted in addressing the challenges of the residential architectural environment in Iraq.…”

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Rethinking the residential urban environment in Iraq - literature review

Hanoon

Dhumad

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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Is a new study to understand the residential architectural environment in Iraq through survey of a series of international, regional and local research and studies related to the residential architectural environment (1991-2019), which approximates 20 studies. the general problem the absence of a clear theoretical scenario that describes the architectural residential environment for the circumstances experienced by the Iraq now. Therefore, the aim of study to give an accurate description and definition of vocabulary and concepts through Theoretical conception to achieve a broader understanding of the residential architectural environment in Iraq (definition of the residential living environment, Housing satisfaction standards and description of the problem of informal housing). This is done by introduction of a three-stage model research, and classification of three items (Housing Satisfaction, Urban Context, Architectural Formation).The results of this study are a set of factors are related to spatial objective reasons for different architectural residential environments are similar the Iraq circumstances. and the research put its observations in a table divided into three axes, to archived aim.

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Motives and Motivation for Implementation of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Housing Provision in Nigeria

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Cited by 9 publications

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Project Selection and Transparency Factors in Housing Public-Private Partnerships in Nigeria

Project Selection and Transparency Factors in Housing Public-Private Partnerships in Nigeria

Factors influencing the adoption of public–private partnership in low-cost housing development in Myanmar

Rethinking the residential urban environment in Iraq - literature review

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