Getting PPPs right: why infrastructure projects fail
Getting PPPs right: why infrastructure projects fail
As recession bites, cash-strapped nations will need private finance to fund new projects, however the public private partnership model only works if specific risks are borne by the party best able to manage them.
Ashmore, David
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Bates, Philip
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Dampf, Martina
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23 January 2023
Ashmore, David
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Bates, Philip
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Dampf, Martina
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Ashmore, David, Bates, Philip and Dampf, Martina
(2023)
Getting PPPs right: why infrastructure projects fail.
Asia Pacific Infrastructure.
Abstract
As recession bites, cash-strapped nations will need private finance to fund new projects, however the public private partnership model only works if specific risks are borne by the party best able to manage them.
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Published date: 23 January 2023
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Local EPrints ID: 493909
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/493909
ISSN: 2324-3163
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David Ashmore
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Philip Bates
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Martina Dampf
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