Stakeholder management mapping to improve public-private partnership success in emerging country water projects: Indonesia’s experience

Surachman, Eko Nur; Perwitasari, Sevi Wening; Suhendra, Maman

doi:10.1016/j.jup.2022.101411

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“…The downstream development model for farmers can increase income through a partnership pattern between farmers and financial institutions, thus procuring business capital [67][68][69]. This partnership aims to encourage village economic growth, help farmers who have difficulty obtaining sources of capital, create fairer business opportunities for all village residents, and increase money circulation and purchasing power in the village [70,71].…”

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Reformulation of Persimmon Value-Added Model: Product Downstream Development Strategy for Farmers in East Java, Indonesia

Asmy,

Rauf,

Rahmawaty

et al. 2024

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This research aims to reformulate the value-added model of persimmon fruit as an instrument to increase farmers’ income by developing a product downstream strategy. This research was conducted in Malang and Tulungagung in East Java through observation and interviews. Then, we used SWOT analysis technique (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) to identify various factors in reformulating and developing strategies systematically. The results show that farmers must consider product diversification, improved quality and packaging, certification and label, increased nutritional value, marketing and promotion, network and partnership development, training and capacity building, access to capital and financing, research and innovation, and farmer empowerment. Then, in downstream development, it is necessary to carry out strategies in the form of increased production quality, sustainable agricultural practices, processed product development, preparation of partnerships with private parties, effective marketing and promotion, intelligent packaging, product diversification, logistics and distribution optimization, business and financial management, and organic and sustainable certification. This research also identified that persimmon fruit production has great potential, with a large amount land and a high amount of production. In addition, various downstream persimmon products in the form of processed food and beverages can provide significant added value and have the potential to increase farmers’ incomes.

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Reformulation of Persimmon Value-Added Model: Product Downstream Development Strategy for Farmers in East Java, Indonesia

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Rauf,

Rahmawaty

et al. 2024

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“…In this context, PPP arrangements are now often employed in infrastructure projects to ensure a balance in exposures across public and private sectors that underpins appropriate incentivisation (Klijn and Teisman, 2003). Incentivisation is vital in the Indonesian PPP context, as one of the essential issues in executing most PPP projects is a lack of practical viability (Surachman et al, 2022). Critically, governments can reduce the risk borne by the private sector via the provision of subsidies, guarantees and capital contributions (Klein, 1997) to ensure private sector participation in PPPs where the public sector retains bargaining poweri.e.…”

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Evidence on optimal risk allocation models for Indonesian geothermal projects under PPP contracts

2023

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“…Developed countries have enought established regulatory frameworks and institutional capacity, enabling a more streamlined PPP process. Surachman, Perwitasari and Suhendra (2022) attached the importance of stakeholder engagement and capacity to the success of PPP projects. Developing countries must invest more in stakeholder engagement processes, including public consultations, to ensure transparency, address community concerns, and build public trust.…”

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“…Because the water supply sector in developed countries is characterized by well-established industry infrastructure, scholars have many debatable issues regarding setting up practical and appropriate PPP models in emerging market countries (Surachman, Perwitasari & Suhendra, 2022).…”

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Importance of PPP in water supply sector in developing countries: The case of Georgia

Sulakadze

2023

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This article presents an empirical study on the effectiveness of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in the water supply industry in Georgia. The study identifies vital and causal problems within the industry, including outdated infrastructure, lack of technical and financial resources in rural areas, absence of consolidated state policy, and insufficient state subsidies. Through a comprehensive assessment that considers economic, social, and environmental sustainability, as well as stakeholder perspectives, the study evaluates the relative importance of different PPP models. Findings indicate that the Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model is highly prioritized due to its reliance on private capital and the preservation of state control. The results contribute to evidence-based decision-making, enabling policymakers to design effective PPP frameworks that address the specific needs and characteristics of the water supply industry in Georgia.

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Stakeholder management mapping to improve public-private partnership success in emerging country water projects: Indonesia’s experience

Cited by 15 publications

References 75 publications

Reformulation of Persimmon Value-Added Model: Product Downstream Development Strategy for Farmers in East Java, Indonesia

Reformulation of Persimmon Value-Added Model: Product Downstream Development Strategy for Farmers in East Java, Indonesia

Evidence on optimal risk allocation models for Indonesian geothermal projects under PPP contracts

Importance of PPP in water supply sector in developing countries: The case of Georgia

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