Understanding of Public–Private Partnership Stakeholders as a Condition of Sustainable Development

Wojewnik‐Filipkowska, Anna; Węgrzyn, Joanna

doi:10.3390/su11041194

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“…The main framework of this study is based on the well-known definition of sustainability [76,78], containing its three dimensions: social, economic, and environmental [13,37,52,61,79]. The research procedure used in this research was based on few steps (see Figure 1).…”

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confidence: 99%

Assessment of the Crowd Logistics Solutions—The Stakeholders’ Analysis Approach

Rześny-Cieplińska

Szmelter-Jarosz

2019

Sustainability

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This article presents the assessment results for crowd logistics (CL) solutions from the perspective of the needs of different stakeholders. The uniqueness of this study lies in entering these needs in the implementation of the three spheres of sustainable development in cities (social, economic, and environmental). The purpose of this publication is to present the benchmark solutions for the CL area, helping to adjust the business model and market offer of other providers to the needs of different groups of stakeholders. The reason for such valuation is the fast-paced sharing economy development in the city logistics area, as well as in the courier activity. For this study, the AHP (analytic hierarchy process) method was applied in order to develop the proposed evaluation tool of the CL initiatives. The evaluation criteria (the needs of particular groups of respondents) are derived from document-based data analysis and the primary data for the model are derived from information provided by service providers. The list of the best solutions is made for indicating benchmark brands on the market. The recommendations for managers were drawn on how to adjust solutions to the stakeholders’ needs.

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Section: Research Proceduresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessment of the Crowd Logistics Solutions—The Stakeholders’ Analysis Approach

Rześny-Cieplińska

Szmelter-Jarosz

2019

Sustainability

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“…Local governments, community-based organisations, foundations, neighbourhood and other advocacy groups, construction companies, investors, commercial banks, tenants and their brokers, ecologists, media and unions, all are the participants of the city development and city stakeholders, and they should be able to create feasible projects which generate benefits and reduce the risk involved in urban development [20].…”

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The Modelling of Roof Installation Projects Using Decision Trees and the AHP Method

2019

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In this work, the process of roofing projects' execution is considered. The proper analysis of this process is important to optimise the behaviour of a project's participants and to perform risk evaluation. The main result of this work is methodology, which can be used to optimise a project owner's decisions and potentially can be applied for risk control or integrated into expert systems. This methodology includes the application of a decision tree and AHP (analytic hierarchy process) method to perform the modelling for roof installation project selection. In the proposed approach, a decision tree describes the process with nodes representing the states of a project. The tree includes the decision on whether to sell the project results or not, which requires the estimation of the subjective opinion of the project owner. These subjective values are used in the decision tree leaves. We propose to perform this estimation with the AHP method and describe how to do it in this paper. A particular example was considered. The proposed methodology was applied to that case, and all details of the process and results are provided. Using the proposed methodology, the adapted version of a specific, current situation model of project participants' behaviours can be formed, allowing one to make the most efficient decisions in the light of the existing constraints. The application of results can increase the investor protection and contribute to the general sustainability of investments.

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“…They also argued that in the process of development, small businesses and vulnerable residents were often disadvantaged. Wojewnik-Filipkowska and Wegrzyn (2019) [22] similarly combined known concepts of stakeholder theory, sustainable development, and public-private partnership to develop management of city development.…”

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Shandong’s Yintan Town and China’s “Ghost City” Phenomenon

Wang

Cheong

2019

Sustainability

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Although much research has been devoted to urbanization and city growth, urban dynamics also include city decay and renewal. Extant theories and models have been developed to explain these dynamics. They do not, however, fit the experience of China’s “ghost cities”. These cities have been characterized as state-built but minimally inhabited, testimony to planning failure by the monolithic Chinese state. The goal of the article is to provide in-depth insights to China’s ghost city phenomenon and its effects to residents from local stakeholders’ perspectives. A review of Shandong’s new Yintan city reveals many ghost city attributes, but its development trajectory was at odds with this stereotype. Yintan’s lack of success was attributable to too little, not too much, state intervention, reflecting limited state capacity to develop and manage the new city by Rushan, the nearby small city seeking to capitalize on the central government’s development imperatives. These distinctive features notwithstanding, generic key drivers of city growth can help explain Yintan’s lack of development, in a sense, reconciling the city’s experience with extant research elsewhere.

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Understanding of Public–Private Partnership Stakeholders as a Condition of Sustainable Development

Cited by 64 publications

References 48 publications

Assessment of the Crowd Logistics Solutions—The Stakeholders’ Analysis Approach

Assessment of the Crowd Logistics Solutions—The Stakeholders’ Analysis Approach

The Modelling of Roof Installation Projects Using Decision Trees and the AHP Method

Shandong’s Yintan Town and China’s “Ghost City” Phenomenon

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