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A Public Private Partnership is an arrangement between the Public-sector (usually represented by the government) and the Private Sector; where the Private Sector is tasked to perform a function that is usually provided by the public-sector.
This is usually done in terms of a PPP agreement.
In this video, we will discuss Public Private Partnership, by discussing the following:
0:00 Introduction
0:26 Welcome To Our Channel
0:38 Table of Contents
1:21 Remember To Subscribe
1:50 Definition of Public Private Partnership.
2:29 Objectives of Public Private Partnerships.
3:10 Benefits of Public Private Partnerships.
4:04 Challenges of managing Public Private Partnerships.
5:09 Common types of Public Private Partnerships.
12:19 Remember To Subscribe.
12:30 Advantages of Public Private Partnerships.
13:34 Disadvantages of Public Private Partnerships.
14:15 Conclusion.
14:53 Related Videos.
DEFINITION OF PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP.
What is a Public Private Partnership?
Public Private Partnership, commonly referred to as PPPs, is defined as an arrangement between the Public-Sector and the Private Sector; where the Private Sector performs a function that is usually provided by the Private Sector, in terms of the PPP agreement.
PPPs are essentially partnerships between an agency of the government and the private sector in the delivery of goods or services to the public.
4 BENEFITS OF PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS.
(a) Management skills and financial acumen of private businesses could create better value for money for taxpayers when proper cooperative arrangements between the public and private sectors are used.
(b) Public Private Partnerships can increase the quality, the efficiency and the competitiveness of public services.
(c) Public Private Partnerships can also supplement the limited capacity in the public sector and raise additional finance in an environment of budgetary restrictions.
(4) The best use of private sector operational efficiencies can increase quality to the public and the ability to speed up infrastructure development.
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Is Public private partnerships still considered public property
Let me explain what I think a public private partnership is. It is the government and financial institutions along with international corporations colluding together to help themselves to gain power and wealth from the people that currently support them. It is instituted to transfer wealth from the masses to the top 1%. Unfortunately the corporations are short sighted because they don't realize that this plan will destroy the market that the corporations count on. They will destroy their customer base. PPP really stands for Pathetic Plan for Poverty.
WEF
Fascism.
What about "Fascism"? Please clarify