Public-private partnerships in smart cities: A critical survey and research agenda

Quan, Xiangyu; Solheim, Marte C.W.

doi:10.1016/j.ccs.2022.100491

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“…Maintaining exibility and adaptability in project design, implementation, and management allows stakeholders to respond effectively to emerging challenges, unforeseen risks, and evolving stakeholder needs (Quan et al, 2023).…”

Section: Ppp Policy For Urban Housingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Factors affecting the consideration of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) for smart city projects in Indore city

Lende,

Ambadkar

2024

Preprint

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This paper provides an in-depth analysis of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in the context of urban development in Indore city, with a focus on initiatives undertaken under the Smart City scheme. It explores the conceptual framework of PPPs, elucidating governance structures, risk allocation mechanisms, and contractual arrangements crucial for effective collaboration between the public and private sectors. The rationale for PPPs in Indore's smart city initiatives, encompassing access to resources, risk mitigation, innovation, efficiency, and public accountability, underscores their significance in urban development. The paper examines the existing PPP projects implemented under the Smart City scheme in Indore, highlighting key achievements, challenges encountered, and lessons learned. It also discusses proposed PPP projects and future recommendations for enhancing urban infrastructure, service delivery, and quality of life for residents. The analysis encompasses diverse PPP models and structures, including Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT), Design-Build-Operate (DBO), Concession Agreements, and Service Contracts, tailored to the specific needs and characteristics of Indore's smart city projects. Furthermore, the paper addresses indexing, providing a comprehensive overview of the literature on PPPs in Indore city and related urban development initiatives. By synthesizing existing knowledge and offering insights into future research directions, this paper contributes to the understanding of PPPs in urban development and provides practical recommendations for policymakers, urban planners, and stakeholders involved in Indore's smart city transformation.

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Section: Ppp Policy For Urban Housingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Factors affecting the consideration of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) for smart city projects in Indore city

Lende,

Ambadkar

2024

Preprint

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“…In theory and in practice, cooperation is the key to effective urban development, which is most often considered through the establishment of PPPs. To systematize the existing practices in the scientific literature, Quan et al (2023) conducted an in-depth integrative literature review, conducted a content analysis, and identified 4 key areas: locality, stakeholder complexity, tension, and trust building. These 4 areas form the background of their proposed model and describe the key elements that impact the formation of PPPs in smart city projects.…”

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Progressive Practices of Implementing Public-Private Partnership Projects in Critical Infrastructure

Zatonatskiy,

Lieonov

2024

SER

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Private-public partnerships (PPPs) have become one of the leading and most effective models for investing in critical infrastructure, so the use and development of PPP models based on best practices is of particular importance in the current crisis period and during post-war recovery due to high pressure on the state budget and high risks for investment. The purpose of the study is to analyze progressive practices for the implementation of PPP projects for the critical infrastructure sectors and to develop recommendations for formulating a strategy for the usage of PPP projects in the different sectors of Ukrainian critical infrastructure. A detailed analysis of current approaches to the implementation of PPPs in the field of critical infrastructure was conducted, progressive practices of applying digitalization tools in this area were identified, and problems and prospects for their implementation were outlined. The potential factors, barriers and incentives based on regulatory, political, social, and technical factors that affect the implementation and effectiveness of PPPs in creating a modern "smart infrastructure" are highlighted. It is determined that the most important sectors for the execution of PPPs projects in most countries in recent years have been transportation, environment, education, healthcare, and telecommunications. However, the analysis of PPP projects in Ukraine concluded that the main areas of focus were the production and supply of water, gas and heat, while less attention was paid to infrastructure for education and healthcare. The article proposes strategies for the implementation of PPPs and determines the importance of each of their components for the successful implementation of PPPs, which will be relevant for Ukraine, especially at the stage of post-war reconstruction of critical infrastructure. The results of the study provide systematized information that will be useful for civil authorities, potential investors, and the scientific community.

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“…The concept related to the smart city was born in the United States in 1992 in the book "The Technopolis Phenomenon", which was used to represent the growth of information technology and its application in modern infrastructures of the 1990s [3]. Today, it is contextualized more as a relationship between new digital technologies and the physical infrastructure of cities to solve various urban challenges [4], in addition to maintaining a high quality of life, improving economic productivity and generating a safe environment in the event of emergencies or unexpected situations such as the COVID-19 pandemic that devastated the world in 2020 [5].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…So, the new trend is that smart technology and social innovations should be combined and be the base of any smart city [4]. In such a way that for the development of a smart city, the development of an urban green economy must also be promoted through the reduction of polluting emissions, energy consumption and greater regional development [9], taking from now on the necessary measures to take the next step and achieve a transformation, that is, to go from being smart cities to being smart and sustainable cities [10].…”

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Smart and Sustainable Cities: A New Urban Transformation

Carro-Suárez¹,

Sarmiento-Paredes²,

Nava³

2023

Sustainable Regional Planning

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The “smart city” concept was born with the aim of providing an urban complex that allows society to achieve greater well-being and a better quality of life through greater efficiency of public services and its infrastructure through digital technologies. However, today society not only demands to improve its current well-being, but also cares about that of future generations, in such a way that smart cities must consider sustainability as an integral part of their development and evolution. Therefore, the aim of this chapter is to determine the impact of digital technologies implemented in smart cities on the social, environmental, economic and institutional dimensions of sustainable development and thus promote urban development that is not only smart but also sustainable, taking as reference dimensions evaluated by indices worldwide.

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Public-private partnerships in smart cities: A critical survey and research agenda

Cited by 15 publications

References 43 publications

Factors affecting the consideration of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) for smart city projects in Indore city

Factors affecting the consideration of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) for smart city projects in Indore city

Progressive Practices of Implementing Public-Private Partnership Projects in Critical Infrastructure

Smart and Sustainable Cities: A New Urban Transformation

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