Recommendations and guidelines for implementing PPP projects

Araújo, Lissa Gomes; Piña, Ana Beatriz Souza; Aidar, Luiz Augusto Gimenez; Coelho, Guilherme Oliveira; Carvalho, Michele Tereza Marques

doi:10.1108/bepam-01-2018-0016

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“…"Institutional reforms and supportive enabling environments" was the fourth category of the advocated solutions. The finding is consistent with several earlier studies that report better institutional reforms as catalysts of PPP adoption (Umar et al 2019;Nanfosso, 2011;Ika and Donelly, 2017;Araujo et al 2019;Umar et al 2019;Chileshe and Kavishe, 2020;Chileshe et al 2020b;Damoah et al 2020;Muleya et al 2020). For instance, legal and regulatory frameworks, and contextual or enabling environments are identified in literature as part of structural conditions necessary for capacity building projects (Ika and Donelly, 2017).…”

Section: Institutional Reforms and Supportive Enabling Environmentssupporting

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“…The research approach comprised the following five steps: 1) scoping review; 2) pilot survey; 3) questionnaire survey; 4) statistical analysis and 5) qualitative word frequency analysis. The main quantitative approach of data collection (questionnaire survey) has previously been used in PPP related and capacity building studies (Araujo et al 2019;Umar et al 2019).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Some studies have also suggested the need for developing the government's internal technical capacity and creating efficient mechanisms for hiring external consultants should provoke institutional strengthening (Araujo et al 2019). However, having such enabling environments could only be achieved with supporting legal and regulatory frameworks.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Identification of critical capacity building challenges in public-private partnerships (PPPs) projects: the case of Tanzania

Chileshe

Kavishe

Edwards

2021

International Journal of Construction Management

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This study investigates and ranks the critical capacity building challenges (CBC) impacting the Tanzanian public-private partnerships (PPPs) projects. The strength of interactions between CBC is established, with practical solution proposals offered and benchmarked with previous studies. A total of 8 CBC were identified from a scoping review. Data was then collected from 81 PPP practitioners, and subjected to descriptive and inferential statistics. The results demonstrated a disparity of ranking of the 8 CBC among those with and without PPP experience, with the most highly ranked 4 CBC identified as 'limited local people with experience', 'lack of resources'; 'lack of successful PPP projects', and 'lack of permanent PPP trainers'. The least ranked was 'lack of political will for promoting PPPs'. Strong and positive correlation between 'inadequate qualifications' and 'lack of hands-on training' was established. Suggested solutions were broadly classified in the following four categories: (1) Training and education; (2) Benchmarking and lessons learnt; (3) Knowledge transfer and experience sharing; and (4) Institutional reforms; and supportive enabling environments. The results of this study foster better understanding of the facets of capacity building, provides PPP stakeholders with solutions for mitigating and addressing the challenges during the PPP project lifecycle.

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Identification of critical capacity building challenges in public-private partnerships (PPPs) projects: the case of Tanzania

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Edwards

2021

International Journal of Construction Management

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“…Other studies in North American countries presented similar results, such as Wibowo and Alfen (2015) [53] in the United States. For South America, skilled and efficient parties followed by well-prepared contract documents, technological development, and efficient negotiations between parties were the main factors for the success of renewable-energy PPPs, which agrees with results of previous studies in South American countries by Araujo et al (2019) [54] and Menezes et al (2019) [55] in Brazil and Sastoque et al (2016) [56] in Columbia. For Australia, technological development followed by well-prepared contract documents were the main factors for the success of renewable-energy PPPs, which is consistent with the results of the study by Cheung et al (2012) [57] in Australia.…”

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Identification of the Barriers and Key Success Factors for Renewable Energy Public-Private Partnership Projects: A Continental Analysis

Othman

Khallaf

2022

Buildings

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The global energy demand has been increasing and posing multiple challenges across the globe, including global warming, environmental pollution, and energy-sustainability issues. Thus, multiple countries have been adopting renewable-energy (RE) sources to provide clean, reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy. Previously, a number of renewable energy projects has been delivered in the form of a public–private partnership (PPP) to take advantage of the private sector’s investment, technology advancements, and expertise. In general, renewable-energy projects are considered large-scale universal projects that involve expertise from different countries and require a clear understanding of the barriers and key success factors (KSFs) across the globe. Thus, this paper focuses on providing a comprehensive understanding of the main barriers and success factors of renewable-energy projects across the globe. For that aim, a comprehensive literature review was first carried out to identify and report on the barriers and KSFs of renewable-energy projects. This was followed by a questionnaire survey wherein the opinions of 60 experts with wide experience in RE PPPs in multiple countries were collected and analyzed. The analysis shows that political and regulatory barriers are the main risks globally. Additionally, well-prepared contract documentations and skilled and efficient parties are the KSFs. However, these factors change from one continent to another. Additionally, this paper sheds light on the difference between the public and private sectors’ perceptions on the severity of the risks and the importance of the KSFs to each sector.

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“…The Brazilian electricity sector is recognized as a great inspirer of public-private collaboration (Araujo et al , 2019). Law no.…”

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IoT solution for energy management and efficiency on a Brazilian university campus – a case study

Yasuoka

Cordeiro²,

Brittes³

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IJSHE

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Purpose There is a great interest in developing eco-friendly operations as alternative uses of resources in the university campus, making the employment of technologies more sustainable. Practices such as energy management and efficiency initiatives have been encouraged to meet these sustainability goals. The purpose of this paper is to describe and discuss the main features of the GENIIOT project, a system of energy management using Internet of Things applied in a Brazilian university campus to support energy education practices and to promote lasting energy efficiency measures. The focus of the study is directed at the energy consumption of the air-conditioning system, which is responsible for 40% of the total electricity consumption. In addition, this project also scrutinizes processes such as the building occupants’ comfort demands, lighting levels and energy waste control. Design/methodology/approach A case study at the Unicamp campus was conducted to illustrate the design procedures through qualitative description. This study comprises an overview of the physical plant, hardware and software development, energy data monitoring, management process and energy education. Findings The GENIIOT project enables energy efficiency actions by concerning the use of air-conditioning equipment based on monitored data, different types of monitored rooms, user’s behaviors and their feedback. This initiative requires the engagement, awareness and actions from users combined with investment in energy efficiency to achieve an efficient use of this type of equipment. The proposed approach can be applied in the future to similar situations, inside the Unicamp campus and at other university campuses. In addition, this project can contribute to building efficiency analysis by using the hardware structure developed to monitor facilities and carry out evaluations, providing valuable information for strategic initiatives in energy efficiency projects and research and development programs based on practical experience and promoting a discussion about sustainability aspects in the context of the university campus for energy efficiency. Originality/value The GENIIOT project is aligned with some of the sustainable development goals, among which sustainability and responsible consumption are identified. Considering the sustainability issues, the economic dimension can be evaluated through a cost–benefit analysis of energy efficiency projects with prudent investment, while the social attractiveness of the project is ensured by education and awareness practices for the community that interacts with the system and learns about a more efficient way of using resources in the campus. Furthermore, there is a more conscious use of natural resources by minimizing waste from the use of electricity and reducing carbon dioxide emissions. GENIIOT is part of Sustainable Campus Project, a living laboratory which aims at developing energy-efficiency-related research activities in the university campus to reduce costs in higher and federal institutions of education in Brazil.

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Recommendations and guidelines for implementing PPP projects

Cited by 6 publications

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Identification of critical capacity building challenges in public-private partnerships (PPPs) projects: the case of Tanzania

Identification of critical capacity building challenges in public-private partnerships (PPPs) projects: the case of Tanzania

Identification of the Barriers and Key Success Factors for Renewable Energy Public-Private Partnership Projects: A Continental Analysis

IoT solution for energy management and efficiency on a Brazilian university campus – a case study

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