Public-private Partnerships and the Specifics of their Implementation in Vocational Education

Vertakova, Julia; Plotnikov, Vladimir

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(14)00770-9

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“…The advantages of using PPP projects as a source of financing, according to the literature (Moldovan, 2017;Vertakovaa and Plotnikov, 2014;European Court of Auditors, 2018) have in mind the optimal implementation of projects, in terms of meeting deadlines and budgeting approved, the distribution of potential risks between partners, the reduction of the level of costs, the possibility to obtain more easily some facilities in terms of attracting additional resources for a certain area. Also relevant are issues such as providing lifelong maintenance services for projects as opposed to those traditionally funded and implemented, combining public and private sector experience for more efficient project management and evaluation; reducing construction costs and improving quality by (harnessing) capitalizing on the innovative potential of the private sector and stimulating research effortsdevelopment, innovation and sustainable development.…”

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Analysis of the Opportunity to Finance Investment Projects Through Public – Private Partnership

Dima¹,

Dobrea²,

Andreica³

et al. 2021

New Trends in Sustainable Business and Consumption

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In the current context of the transition from a classical society to a society based on a smart and sustainable economy, the integration of the needs of communities at economic, social and environmental level into complex projects is a constant concern. The implementation of complex projects in terms of volume and structure can no longer be covered at the individual level only by the institutions that require public-private partnerships, so it is practically necessary to achieve combinations between the different alternatives available.The objective of this research is to evaluate the opportunity of financing through public-private partnership of public investment projects, highlighting the advantages and disadvantages associated.In this paper we used the qualitative research method based on the analysis of articles in the literature and we highlighted the context of developing this source of funding and the relationships and responsibilities that can ensure good management between different categories of partners.The results obtained from the study of the specialized literature proved that the investments made in PPP can be extremely useful and efficient tools for the sustainable development of communities, but in Romania they are insufficiently exploited compared to the classic investments financed from local and central budgets.This topic has a high degree of novelty for Romania, where the institutions are still reluctant to identify and select a private partner, which indicates a lack of involvement.

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Analysis of the Opportunity to Finance Investment Projects Through Public – Private Partnership

Dima¹,

Dobrea²,

Andreica³

et al. 2021

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“…The Public-Private Partnership makes it possible to form and develop a system of longterm economic and organizational relationships that is mutually beneficial between public authorities, local governments, social institutions and the private sector (Vertakova & Plotnikov, 2014). Public-private partnership (PPP) can be broadly defined as collaboration between the public sector and private entities that share costs, risks, and benefits to jointly plan and implement activities towards a common goal (Spielman et al, 2010).…”

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Collaborative Governance: Managing Residential Areas In Malang Based on Public Private Partnership

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Slum areas are one of in Malang problems as the second largest city in East Java, especially along the Brantas River in the area of Jodipan village. According to Malang Local Government, Brantas River area is an area designated as a Green Space. Rearrangement of this area has not been done by the Local Government, and the area has turned into a densely populated area and Tourism Village. Guys Pro student group cooperates with PT. Indana Paint and supported by Malang Mural community are trying to promote the area. Although this violates existing regulations, the government still legalizes colorful villages as tourism areas. This is because the government has not been able to provide enough space to relocate citizen. Collaboration needs to be done by the Government with private sector to relocate citizen and rearrange tourism areas on the banks of Brantas River. PPP scheme will help government in handling costs and resources by the private sector. This research was conducted with descriptive qualitative and literature review methods. This research seeks to examine the innovations that the government can do in improving the governance of that area through citizen relocation and structuring of the Brantas river bank through PPP collaboration.

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Public-private Partnerships and the Specifics of their Implementation in Vocational Education

Cited by 14 publications

References 6 publications

Analysis of the Opportunity to Finance Investment Projects Through Public – Private Partnership

Analysis of the Opportunity to Finance Investment Projects Through Public – Private Partnership

Collaborative Governance: Managing Residential Areas In Malang Based on Public Private Partnership

New Frontiers: The ‘E-Academic’ in Higher Education

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