Project ownership in public-private partnership (PPP) projects of Norway

Azarian, Mohammad; Shiferaw, Asmamaw Tadege; Lædre, Ola; Wondimu, Paulos Abebe; Stevik, Tor Kristian

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2023.01.481

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“…However, although PPPs are already established for tasks related to the development of construction infrastructures or the design, execution, and development of facilities [135,136], in the area of waste management, moving toward a circular economy model in the EU is still a pending task, and there is still a long way to go. For this reason, managers and environmental policymakers in the Union are moving toward the development of an international legal framework that will allow for the proliferation of such agreements in the construction sector [137]. Despite this, the changes brought about to date have not been as efficient as could be desired, although it is true that the path has been set by policymakers to create resilient infrastructures that make these collaboration models attractive to companies and serve to maintain solid support from the public administrations that back the agreements [138].…”

Section: Technological Innovations For Circular Materials Usagementioning

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Circular Material Usage Strategies and Principles in Buildings: A Review

Santos,

Cervantes,

Zaragoza-Benzal

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Buildings

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Building construction accounts for a significant proportion of global greenhouse gas emissions, raw material extraction, and waste production. Applying circular economy (CE) principles in the building construction industry would considerably reduce these values. However, uptake by the industry is relatively slow, which is largely attributed to sectoral barriers, including limitations in knowledge and experience. This review paper aims to assess and contribute to diminishing these obstacles by offering a comprehensive review of circular material usage principles and strategies within the construction sector. Opportunities and facilitators of change are also presented, including innovations and emerging technologies in recycling, digitization, robotic systems, novel materials, and processing. Finally, four case studies demonstrate the application of circular theory via a novel block system, recycled aggregate, modular kitchen reuse, and an energy efficiency retrofit. The conclusions show that future efforts should prioritize the development of strong regulatory frameworks, awareness initiatives, and international cooperation. In this regard, the integration of technological advancements, such as AI, robotics, and blockchain, is essential for optimizing waste management efficiency. Furthermore, education on circular practices plays a critical role. Through global collaboration, standardizing circular construction approaches can promote a more sustainable and resilient building construction industry.

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Circular Material Usage Strategies and Principles in Buildings: A Review

Santos,

Cervantes,

Zaragoza-Benzal

et al. 2024

Buildings

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“…De allí la importancia de la justicia social y de garantizar un trato igualitario ante la ley, evitando que un sector de la sociedad se beneficie a expensas de otro. Se menciona la relevancia de las asociaciones público-privadas (APP) como un medio para generar bienes públicos y mejorar la calidad de vida de la sociedad, al tiempo que se busca desconcentrar el poder del Estado (Azariana et al, 2023).…”

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La Producción Y El Consumo Referente a La Sostenibilidad

Serrano-Orellana

2023

Desafíos Y Oportunidades De Desarrollo Sostenible: Contribuciones Desde Diferentes Dimensiones De La Empresa

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“…According to this model, the public and private sectors normally form a long-term contract in which, for instance, the contractor is in charge of supplying the fund, designing, building, operating the facility, and some other commonly considered responsibilities [4,5]. It is worthwhile to mention that PPP is recognized as an innovative alternative that suits 'particularly complex contracts', and embraces various decisions, e.g., project ownership, risk sharing, etc., that potentially vary across different project types [6,7].…”

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“…On the other hand, and from the operational perspective, this complexity necessitates significant attention to the organizational management of a PPP project, which in turn embraces a long array of concerns, e.g., procurement procedures, contractual arrangements, project ownership, etc. [6]. In this context, the bibliometric analysis shed light on some major aspects of academia's focus that are classified as the economic and organizational management of PPP: economic and financial assessment of PPP, risk sharing, improvement of policies surrounding the application of PPP, contracting, and so forth.…”

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Public-Private Partnership: A Bibliometric Analysis and Historical Evolution

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The broad and extensive application of public-private partnership (PPP), as well as the divergent documented definitions and experiences, have led to a translucent perspective of PPP and strained academia and industry to reach a consensus on the major practice of this concept. Early contractor involvement (ECI), governance tools, and relational contracting are only a few of the frameworks attributed to PPP. This issue has received limited attention from researchers, despite the focus of review studies on different disciplines of PPP. Hence, this paper puts forward the idea of conducting a comprehensive review to not only shed light on the major practice of PPP but also provide a wider outlook on this concept based on the research carried out since 1979. A narrative review is initially accomplished to identify the major drivers and milestones that have contributed to the evolution of PPP. Employing bibliometric analysis in the following phase assists in conducting a multi-dimensional assessment of studies published within the last five decades. The economic and societal practices of PPP throughout its evolution path signified the dominant application of this concept as a business model. The bibliometric analysis revealed that PPP has contributed to various sectors, i.e., urban development, public infrastructure, transportation, health, and education, just to name a few. In addition, economic and organizational management of PPP was revealed as a major research stream that was accompanied by sustainable development. As a matter of fact, economic and environmental sustainability are the major cross-disciplinary elements that form an interplay between the drivers and attributes of PPP. Value for money (VfM), technology, and innovation, along with smart infrastructure (SI) and smart cities (SCs), are identified as the major directions for the future research agenda associated with PPP.

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Project ownership in public-private partnership (PPP) projects of Norway

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

Circular Material Usage Strategies and Principles in Buildings: A Review

Circular Material Usage Strategies and Principles in Buildings: A Review

La Producción Y El Consumo Referente a La Sostenibilidad

Public-Private Partnership: A Bibliometric Analysis and Historical Evolution

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