Public-Private PartnershipsEmerging Markets Practice |
Governments and public authorities are increasingly turning to public-private partnerships (PPPs) to deliver efficient and cost-effective infrastructure and services. PPPs allow private sector organizations to apply their skills and experience to infrastructure development and operation and mobilize finances for long-term infrastructure investments. PPPs are not without challenges, however. These partnerships are complex and relatively inflexible structures. Deloitte’s Emerging Markets practice has the experience and knowledge to design PPP programs and projects that will achieve their intended objectives, while also increasing their value for money.
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Infrastructure Finance – The changing landscape in South Africa Stimulus packages in many countries, including South Africa, are being used to redress part of the infrastructure gap. However, budgetary constraints and reduced taxation collections are impacting the State’s ability to fund large projects beyond the stimulus packages, which have placed further strain on national finances. As a result, new and innovative Public-Private Partnership (PPP) structures are needed to make projects work. This article looks at how to structure a unique and optimal partnership solution for each project. |
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Partnering for value – Structuring effective public-private partnerships for infrastructure
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On Public-Private Partnerships: A Conversation with Ambassador Elizabeth Frawley Bagley Ambassador Elizabeth Frawley Bagley was appointed Special Representative for Global Partnerships. In this role, she leads the State Department’s new Global Partnership Initiative, making public-private partnerships a core component of diplomacy. Read this exclusive interview with Ambassador Bagley. |
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