Indonesia as a country that is currently carrying out developments requires lot of funds to carry infrastructure development. The methods used development by implementing Public Private Partnership or PPP scheme. Several experts have put forward the definition PPP, which contained in No. 38 2015 Presidential Regulation concerning Government Cooperation with Business Entities Provision Infrastru...

The article considers the conditions for formation of a healthy lifestyle infrastructure in context development health care system using foreign practice public-private partnership. also focuses on imperfection existing and ensuring population, regional specifics that must be taken into account when implementing state policy field public protection certain territory. A study was conducted. econ...

This article identifies how project life cycle characteristics and automation robotic technologies influence the sustainability of public-private partnership (PPP) infrastructure projects. The result is a model public private collaborations can leverage technology organization to make more sustainable. Based on comprehensive literature review, subdivides into engineering, management, environmen...

This study evaluated the long-term implications of a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) on livelihoods and natural resource (NR) dynamics under a market-oriented approach to conservation. Drawing examples from the Luangwa Valley in eastern Zambia, the study sought to answer questions on two closely interrelated aspects. These included the contribution of PPP to sustainable livelihoods in and arou...

The theme section of issue of the Bulletin brings into focus public–private partnerships (PPPs) with the pharmaceutical industry. The term public–private partnerships is currently receiving unprecedented exposure in international public health. However, there still appears to be limited consensus and some confusion as to what PPP means. One reason for this is that many commentators focus on the...

There are now about 50 public–private partnerships operating internationally to provide the means of combating diseases associated with poverty. Their aim is to develop, or improve access to, health products such as drugs, vaccines, contraceptives, microbicides, diagnostics and bednets. Since getting under way during the last few years, they have been variously criticized but usually with no di...

Setting up of rural telecentres, popularly referred to as Common Service Centres (CSCs), are considered one of the initial forerunners of rural e-Governance initiatives under the Government of India’s National e-Governance Plan (NeGP). CSCs are implemented on public-private partnership (PPP) — where State governments play a major role in facilitating the establishment of CSCs and investments ar...